Crescent School of Gaming and Bartending in Las Vegas

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  Alexandra Markowicz

  :: 30 April 2018 15:11:24

  Awesome school, great experience! I had an amazing instructor for short bar p.m. classes, Tricia. You’re behind the bar by the second day doing real life demonstration of how being behind the bar really feels like. The 3 weeks go by so fast and they help you with job placement. So happy I went! 😁

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  Joe Buckner

  :: 20 March 2018 22:16:22

  Have been a student since October, and have 1 game left. People here are very friendly, and the Staff is very knowledgeable. If you're wanting to get into the casino gaming industry this is the place to be. Not only do they teach you all you need to know, but will help place you at a casino after you graduate.

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  John Manchon

  :: 27 September 2017 11:25:47

  Fyi, I don't write reviews ....until now. I've been inspired to do so now because I am so grateful. I just moved to Vegas, I'm 52 years old and I took a risk somewhat out of desperation, hope and need. I trusted a guy named Ricky Richard. He and his brother own the Crescent School of Gaming. I initially approached him at a job fair out of curiosity. He listened to me share my circumstance and he shared what his business/school could provide. Quality instruction, training, and guaranteed employment within six weeks. He then added that as the only accredited gaming school in the country, Crescent was positioned to offer financial assistance that covered all school costs with enough left over to get me through the period until I was employed. Honestly, as I look back, it sounded to good to be true. That first meeting was in March 2017. It's now been just over six months since and I'm still a student. One who's earned over $30,000 and worked for two major Las Vegas entertainment companies at three different properties. The best part of my story is that today he's one of my best friends, and my options and opportunities just continue to grow and expand. If you are of clear mind with a very basic level of intelligence and if you are willing to put in a little time and follow his lead, which simply entails going to class/practicing/studying, I can promise you that what this man and the Crescent School of Gaming/Bartending has done for me, will happen the same way for you. I've seen the process unfold time after time for others just as it worked for me. I highly recommend anyone, of any age, sex or background to give Crescent School of Gaming/Bartending a call and ask for Ricky Richard. He'll be there for you and there won't be a sales job. You'll be talking to someone you can trust, who can help, wants to help, and takes pride in helping. Good Luck!

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  markrichardslv

  :: 22 September 2017 12:25:26

  Being new to Las Vegas and looking for a new career that is fun and allows me to interact with lots of people, I decided to become a dealer and work in the casino industry. I checked out several local dealing schools and decided to go with the Crescent School of Dealing and Bartending for several reasons. (1) They have been in business for 22 years. (2) They are the only accredited dealing and Bartending school in the United States (3) They offer student loans and government grants to those that qualify . And after learning two games (blackjack and Roulette) their placement director placed me as a dealer at one of the major casinos where i have been for the past 3 years and average around $75,000 a year - mostly from tips. If you you're looking for a new career and you live in Las Vegas - do yourself a favor and make an appointment to visit the Crescent School of Gaming and Bartending.

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  Rick Wendte

  :: 16 August 2017 19:33:37

  Great place to learn and brush up on skill very friendly and very helpful with financial aid and placement Russ the placement instructor is very knowledgeable and personal with all the major casino directors. As a strip dealer I've been able to brush up on skills to be able to get where I'm going. The program has a lifetime membership so if u forget a game you can go and brush up on it before u go to a live game