The Cage Cashier is responsible for balancing their assigned bank accurately, ensuring the protection of casino cash and non-cash assets. This role involves providing courteous and timely service to guests by cashing chips, tickets, and gaming tokens into money, as well as cashing personal, business, and traveler's checks. The Cage Cashier also prepares and processes tax documents, pays out large jackpots, and complies with Title 31 requirements for tracking cash transactions over $3,000. Additional duties include redeeming foreign currency, processing marker issuance and buy-back transactions, counting and balancing chips, preparing chip fills for Table Games, assisting guests with check cashing and credit lines, processing cash advances and gift card redemptions, and verifying/reconciling guest balances. The role also involves answering phones, assisting with credit-related problems, counting gratuities, distributing cash to casino outlets and Team Member banks, verifying money drops, reconciling accounts, processing markers, returned checks, and guest deposits, maintaining Main Bank records, and processing mutilated money. Furthermore, the Cage Cashier handles bus buy-ins, promotional chips, table bets, promotional drawings, cash fills for kiosks and cash recyclers, and performs even exchanges between the slot department and the cage. They are accountable for balancing monies received and disbursed, verifying cash, monetary instruments, and IDs for suspicious activity, and operating various machines like slot machinery, cash dispensing machines, redemption machines, bill counters, coin counters, and calculators. Maintaining knowledge of gaming laws and internal controls is crucial. The Cage Cashier also brings team member concerns and unusual guest activities to the attention of supervisors, trains new Team Members, and facilitates information flow through departmental meetings. They are responsible for the accuracy, confidentiality, and thoroughness of departmental records and reports, maintaining guest service standards, and informing guests about special events. Minor guest conflicts related to rewards are resolved, and guests are assisted with rewards questions and encouraged to sign up for the Rewards Club. All other duties as assigned are also part of this role.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED