TheSeminole Tribe has hired 700 dealers for the debut of table games at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida.
The tribe is offering poker, blackjack, mini-baccarat, pai gow and Let It Ride at 71 tables. The games debuted over the weekend.
The tribe will eventually offer table games all seven of its casinos. A total of 3,650 dealers are being hired.
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Amid the glitz, blackjack's in the cards (The Miami Herald 6/23)
Casino's blackjack debut a big deal (The Palm Beach Post 6/22)
If they deal their cards right, they get jobs
(The Miami Herald 6/21)
Blackjack Debuts At Seminole Casino (NBC6 6/22)
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