Gambling Dealers

Gambling Dealers

Operate table games. Stand or sit behind table and operate games of chance by dispensing the appropriate number of cards or blocks to players, or operating other gambling equipment. Distribute winnings or collect players' money or chips. May compare the house's hand against players' hands.

Salary by State

State Name Employment Annual Salary Hourly Salary
Arizona 1,220 $32,100 $15.43
California 10,290 $33,520 $16.11
Colorado 630 $29,530 $14.20
Delaware 350 $33,980 $16.34
Florida 2,930 $35,850 $17.24
Idaho 50 $26,570 $12.77
Illinois 1,080 $23,560 $11.33
Indiana 1,680 $22,000 $10.58
Iowa 1,240 $24,040 $11.56
Kansas 300 $23,120 $11.11
Louisiana 2,150 $23,000 $11.06
Maryland 1,460 $26,160 $12.58
Michigan 1,940 $34,120 $16.40
Minnesota 1,120 $26,810 $12.89
Mississippi 3,020 $22,120 $10.63
Missouri 840 $26,520 $12.75
Nevada 13,050 $19,560 $9.40
New Hampshire 200 $22,210 $10.68
New Jersey 3,440 $34,380 $16.53
New Mexico 210 $23,710 $11.40
New York 2,160 $49,630 $23.86
North Dakota 970 $28,820 $13.85
Ohio 690 $19,490 $9.37
Oklahoma 1,190 $21,490 $10.33
Oregon 390 $27,660 $13.30
Pennsylvania 2,020 $31,180 $14.99
South Carolina 110 $21,920 $10.54
South Dakota 190 $29,710 $14.28
Texas 870 $43,730 $21.03
Washington 3,930 $42,940 $20.64
Wisconsin 540 $25,520 $12.27

Education

The programs listed below are typically the education paths that can land you this kind of job.

A program of study that prepares individuals to apply technical skills and knowledge to become table games dealers in casinos or other recreational settings. Includes instruction in dealing techniques for Baccarat, Blackjack, Carnival Games, Craps, Poker, and Roulette.

Certificate
  • $28,960 per year
    National average salary
    Very High
    Job growth rate
  • High school diploma or equivalent
    Typical education requirement
  • Short-term on-the-job training
    Typical on-the-job training requirement

Educational Attainment

The following chart shows the highest education level completed by those working as gambling dealers.

  • Less than high school 9%
  • High school graduate 34%
  • College dropout 28%
  • Associate’s degree 10%
  • Bachelor’s degree 16%
  • Master’s degree 2%
  • Doctorate degree 1%

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