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Casino Table Games Go Live! April 11

Craps, blackjack and roulette table games were installed last month and will go into operation on April 11.

In March, Maryland Live! Casino accepted delivery of 122 tables to be used for live gambling. The tables came in on tractor trailers from Las Vegas, and were delicately unloaded and moved to designated areas on the casino floor. 

On Thursday, April 11, the tables will be put to use, as Maryland Live! will officially introduce live table games. 

The table games will include Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Mini-Baccarat, Pai Gow, Three-Card Poker, Four-Card Poker, Mississippi Stud and Big Six. All of the games will be manned by live dealers, who were trained at a 12-week dealer school held at Marley Station Mall.

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Casino officials said all of the roughly 800 people who completed the school have been offered jobs. 

The casino removed about 10 percent of its slot machines to accommodate the tables. There are still 4,332 slot machines at the casino. 

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Later this year, Maryland Live! will also open a two-story poker room with 50 additional tables.

In 2012, voters approved Question 7 in Maryland that allowed casinos in the state to operate table games. Perryville's Hollywood Casino was the first in the state to open its table games on March 7.

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- Maryland Live! Pulls in $28 Million in First Month

- Future Dealers in Training at Maryland Live! School

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