| But if they are really like roulette, a game that involves luck and no skill, the only sure winner is the croupier. |
| The croupier shifted his weight, then caught the wheel and spun it savagely. |
| He's throwing out cards like a croupier early doors and the game could end up being a farce if he's not careful. |
| Another hotel did have an opening, as a croupier, and he entered the world of the gaming industry, where he was to be a player for the next 35 years. |
| A fundamental person in a gambling house is certainly the croupier a fascinating job full of emotions. |
| To make matters worse, his casino in Manchester runs into a spot of trouble with a high-roller and a corrupt croupier. |
