The dealer plays a major role in this vision: being discreet and efficient, the excellence of their gestures and their role with the client is key to convey the Principality’s Great Art of Gaming.” Photo front row eft to right: SBM Casino Director Pascal Camia, participant Christopher Subtil Conceicao, SBM CEO Jean-Luc Biamonti, participant Noémie Serra, and Rudy Tarditi, General Director Casino de Monte-Carlo.

“The History of Monaco is intimately linked to gambling and the Casino de Monte- Carlo, with its unique vision, its excellence and savoir-faire, and strives relentlessly for the success and legacy of the casino activity in Europe. “We are delighted and proud to welcome the European Dealer Championship, organised by the European Casino Association, at the legendary Casino de Monte-Carlo,” said Jean-Luc Biamonti, CEO Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer. In addition to the specialities needed from above, the dealers also competed in disciplines that should be mastered by all dealers, such as chipping, card handling, cutting chips, pushing stacks, maths and picture bets. They proved their prowess in two of the most popular of all casino card games, Black Jack and American Roulette. This year, 40 dealers were selected on a national level to compete in a contest involving technical skill, quick thinking, control of the game, hospitality skills and nerves of steel. And Monaco’s young croupiers placed well.Īfter a two-year absence due to the pandemic, the 14th European Dealer Championships returned with a record number of participants, with this year being particularly notable as it was hosted at arguably the most famous casino in the world, the Casino de Monte-Carlo.

The Casino de Monte-Carlo was the site for this year’s European Dealer Championships, where the crème de la crème of card dealers competed to be crowned the best in world.

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