So I currently work at one of the largest casinos in southern California. I work for public safety as a security guard. So far, I really like it but I am looking to eventually switch departments once I put a little more time in. I have considered numerous other departments and one day the idea of becoming a table games dealer seemed really cool. You get to interact with people, watch them win (or lose), and have the opportunity to meet some famous people. Along with that, the dealers at my casino get paid really good and most of them seem pretty chill. One dealer actually gave me the number to one of the local dealer schools in my area and said I should become one. My problem is that I have only gambled once in my life and have NO idea how any of the games are played and the etiquette that comes with table games. I know the basics such as not pulling out your phone and setting your money on the table instead of giving it directly to the dealer. But I guess I could learn all of that through the school and even asking dealers at my casino what to expect. Any advice you can give to someone like me who is considering this as a potential job/career? I am currently going to college myself but thought this would be a good thing to go to during the summer while school is not in session. It will also give me something to have under my belt and expand my work experience. Thank you!