Have questions about becoming a casino dealer? Find answers about dealer training, the casino industry, and how Table Games Academy in Fresno, California helps students prepare for careers as professional casino dealers.
No prior experience is required. Our programs are designed for beginners as well as those looking to refine their skills. We provide all the foundational training needed to start your career as a professional casino dealer.
Students must be at least 18 years old to enroll. However, most casinos require dealers to be 21 due to alcohol regulations. We train students of both ages and advise accordingly based on local employment opportunities.
Course durations vary depending on the game and the student’s progress. On average, programs range from 3 to 6 weeks. We offer flexible scheduling so students can move at their own pace.
Yes. Students who successfully demonstrate full competency and pass their evaluations will receive a Table Games Academy Certification, which is recognized by local and regional casinos.
We currently offer training in Blackjack, Roulette, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, Pai Gow, Dai Bacc (Baccarat), Spanish 21, Free Bet Blackjack, and Chase the Flush. Each course is taught in-depth with live table simulations.
While we do not guarantee employment, we provide guidance on job placement, interview prep, and audition readiness. Our certification meets industry standards and is respected by local employers.
Tuition varies by course. Our training is significantly more affordable than college or trade schools and offers excellent return on investment. Please contact us directly for a current fee schedule and payment options.
Our facility is located in Fresno, California, near Woodward Park. All classes are held on-site with professional-grade casino tables and equipment.
We offer both daytime and evening sessions to accommodate students with different schedules. You can choose the times that work best for you when enrolling.
Yes, students can enroll in multiple game courses either simultaneously or back-to-back. We encourage multi-game proficiency to increase employability and career advancement potential.
