Dealing Teqhniques or Classes (1 Viewer)

[emunster18]

My wife used to deal our college games 20 years ago. She now deals at my quarterly tournaments, but would like to refine her skills a little more.

She knows hand rankings and knows the mechanics, but lacks confidence in some of the more intermediate to expert techniques. Dead blinds, split pots, running a board multiple times, and others.

Are there any good resources out there, YouTube or websites, that have good intermediate+ training for poker dealers? I have found a bunch that are very basic.

 

[mdt11]

I would keep searching for the specific cases she feels like she needs work on.

For example, here’s a pretty detailed video about how to deal double board PLO bomb pots:

 

[mikem_nyc]

My wife used to deal our college games 20 years ago. She now deals at my quarterly tournaments, but would like to refine her skills a little more.

She knows hand rankings and knows the mechanics, but lacks confidence in some of the more intermediate to expert techniques. Dead blinds, split pots, running a board multiple times, and others.

Are there any good resources out there, YouTube or websites, that have good intermediate+ training for poker dealers? I have found a bunch that are very basic.

If you’re willing to splurge, I bought a subscription to True Poker Dealer for one month and just watched all their videos/practiced to become a lot more competent at dealing. They cover a wide range of topics and scenarios!

https://truepokerdealer.com/

 

[Machine]

Start here:

https://tinyurl.com/4daw4ky7 - Prof Dealer's Handbook

Also enjoy reading the TDA, which is focused on tournament play, but a great start to understanding what a box card is and how it plays.

 

[JustinInMN]

These videos are a few years old, but I find the "West Coast Dealing School" YouTube channel pretty helpful.

https://youtube.com/@westcoastdealingschool?si=jZI72X9KS5N_j9Mg

 

[emunster18]

If you’re willing to splurge, I bought a subscription to True Poker Dealer for one month and just watched all their videos/practiced to become a lot more competent at dealing. They cover a wide range of topics and scenarios!

https://truepokerdealer.com/

Checked this out this morning. Looks like a great resource, thank you!