This role involves supervising gaming operations, ensuring superior customer service, and performing various administrative and operational tasks. The Gaming Shift Supervisor will conduct audits, track players and chips, operate computer systems in the pit area, and perform employee evaluations. They will also be responsible for scheduling pit rotations, understanding and implementing Title 31 regulations, and managing the opening and closing of table games. Communication with surveillance and other casino departments is crucial, as is settling disputes between dealers and customers. The role also requires explaining game rules and betting terminology to customers, completing customer ratings, and filling in as a dealer when necessary. Attendance at all meetings and performance of other assigned duties are also expected.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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