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A Word from the Creator
I started my 20-hour-a-week dealer school feeling ahead of the game. Baccarat payouts and mechanics came easily, and since I already knew how to play Blackjack, I figured that module would be a breeze.
But then life hit hard. Between driving full-time for Uber and Lyft, and needing to be there with my family in the hospital after my grandfather's stroke, my schedule completely broke. Suddenly, I was sitting in Blackjack class having absolutely no idea what was happening. For someone usually on top of learning, that was a terrifying feeling.
The anxiety was incredibly real. The pressure of the class was so intense that multiple people actually fainted during the first audition. I started to genuinely fear I was going to end up failing and not getting the great job opportunity I was going after if I couldn't find a way to catch back up.
They say necessity is the mother of invention. I desperately needed a way to drill payouts and build muscle memory between rides and in hospital waiting rooms. When I couldn't find a single app on the market that mirrored the high stakes of the live floor, I decided to build one myself.
I brought the early versions into class. My instructors tested it, my fellow students drilled with it, and the results were undeniable. I watched classmates who didn't practice outside of class struggle and quit, while those using the app built speed, confidence, and flawless muscle memory.
I realized I wasn't just saving my own audition; I was solving a massive gap in dealer training. When you're already working full-time, raising a family, or going to school, finding uninterrupted hours to stand at a physical practice table is nearly impossible. You need a way to drill payouts constantly, anywhere your busy schedule allows. That realization sparked a passion, and Dealer Training Suite was born.
I hope this tool gives you the confidence you need to step up to any table. The Dealer Training Suite is an evolving platform, so please reach out with feedback or feature requests—we want to keep building exactly what this community needs. Thank you.
- Jason S. Dupont