Former Las Vegas Dealer to Open School in Western Pennsylvania
Kind of a funny story coming out of western Pennsylvania.
A man who spent 10 years in Las Vegas dealing cards is wagering that his expertise can help locals find work in the gambling industry.
The man, Michael Trenski, wants to open a table games school, taking advantage of the state’s decision to give casinos the right to offer games such as poker and blackjack. You know…Pennsylvania is cash starved, right?
If he can pull this off, Trenski could have one of the initial licenses of casino dealer schools in the state.
He said he is focusing his attention on blackjack, poker and routlette.
He’ll teach technical dealing skills and offer insight into “game protection” and customer service.
Thanks to Joe S. (you know who you are) for tipping us to this story, first covered by the Pittsburgh Tribune.
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Posted on February 15, 2010 by doclotto | Filed Under Blackjack, Culture, Stories
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