Second, salaries at Stake are probably not that good (my presumption), that's why they are mostly hiring in Serbia, where average salary is 400-500 euros a month. Don't confuse how much company earns with how much they are paying their employees Edited January 28 by Jeebus On the lower end, they can make 17,580 or 8 per hour, perhaps when just starting out or based on the state you live in. Second, salaries at Stake are probably not that good (my presumption), that's why they are mostly hiring in Serbia, where average salary is 400-500 euros a month. Based on the latest jobs data nationwide, Blackjack Dealers can make an average annual salary of 21,810, or 10 per hour. Therefore, if you really really want to work for Stake, you better have some experience in igaming industry, or try to apply for a job at some smaller casino site to get that experience, and in few years come back and look for a shot at a big company like Stake. First, big companies like Stake will almost never hire someone who is not experienced, even for the lowest positions like customer support agents.
However, if you want to work for a gambling website there are a few things to consider. Gaming companies like Evolution, Pragmatic, Playtech, etc - they have their own live casino studios in a low income countries like Georgia or Estonia or Romania, where they get people to work as dealers for low wages.
If you don't know this already, then you'll hardly get a job as one. Some people like to throw a 1 bet for the house pretty frequently, some will play all night and then hand their dealer a more substantial tip at the end.
