Part-time Poker Dealer $16.90 Per Hour Plus Tips

The Commerce Casino and Hotel•Commerce, CA

About The Position

The Poker Dealer provides guest service and deals games according to departmental procedures, maintaining an efficient pace of at least 26.8 hands per hour. The role includes following collection procedures, keeping the Genesis system accurate, communicating relevant game information during dealer rotations, and promptly reporting suspicious activity, discrepancies, mistakes, or potentially hazardous conditions. The dealer must comply with company and departmental policies, including BSA/AML procedures, and perform other duties assigned by Casino Management. Commerce Casino operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and schedules may vary with business needs. The position is part-time, although the dealer must be able to work a full-time schedule during tournaments and other peak periods.

Requirements

At least one year of dealing experience or a dealer school certificate.
High school diploma or equivalent certificate, and/or one year of dealing experience.
Ability to speak, read, and understand English.
Strong verbal and interpersonal skills.
Successful completion of a dealer audition and in-house dealer training.
Positive and enthusiastic approach to assignments.
Reliable attendance and punctuality.
Ability to sit for 40 minutes at a time during shifts of at least eight hours.
Ability to lift up to 14 pounds for job-related duties.
Ability to work a full-time schedule during tournaments and other peak business periods.
Ability to work overtime as business needs require, with or without advance notice.
Ability to perform duties without tinted glasses.

Responsibilities

Provide excellent service to internal and external guests and assist with service requests, including calling for a Chip Attendant, Floor Attendant, or Supervisor.
Follow company and departmental policies and procedures.
Deal games effectively and concisely, achieving a minimum of 26.8 hands per hour in accordance with departmental procedures.
Follow collection procedures and ensure collections are obtained and properly recorded.
When rotating off a game, inform the next dealer of information that could affect the gaming operation.
When entering a game, greet players, request player cards, and keep the Genesis system updated and accurate.
Notify a Floor Attendant, Supervisor, or Shift Manager about suspicious activity, discrepancies, game mistakes, or potentially hazardous conditions.
Comply with BSA/AML policies and procedures.
Hand shuffle as an essential function of the position.
Perform other work-related duties as assigned by Casino Management.