DiceFloor covers the working life of casino crew — the contracts, the ports, the tables and the careers — written from nearly two decades on the floor.
Nearly two decades working in the casino industry, across multiple international companies, taught us two things the hard way. Honest, first-hand information from people who have actually done the job is nearly impossible to find. And there is no single place to find casino-specific job openings without wading through generalist boards where the industry barely registers. DiceFloor was built to fix both.
We publish practical guides, reported features and port notes for casino crew — current, former and aspiring. That means audition prep and contract math, but also what the cash desk actually does, which lines treat their floors well, and how far your hours ashore stretch in each port. The content is written for dealers, supervisors, cashiers, surveillance operators and assistant managers — the people working the floor.
The site is independent. We are not owned by, sponsored by, or affiliated with any cruise line, casino operator or recruitment agency, and we don't accept payment for coverage.
Contracts, ports, tables and careers — written from nearly two decades on the floor.
Nearly two decades in the casino industry taught us two things: honest first-hand information is nearly impossible to find, and casino jobs are buried on generalist boards. DiceFloor was built to fix both.
Practical guides, features and port notes for casino crew — current, former and aspiring. The site is independent: no line, operator or agency pays for coverage.
One email a week — best of the site, hiring news, a port worth walking. Readable on crew wifi.
Seeing something on the floor we should cover? We read everything, and we protect our sources.
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