Trader, Risk Management - (Las Vegas)

Caesars Entertainment•Las Vegas, NV

10d•Onsite

About The Position

The Trader, Risk Management is responsible for safeguarding the sportsbook operations by identifying and preventing fraudulent or high-risk activity. This is your opportunity to put your love of sports and/or Sports Betting knowledge to work as a Private Eye! In this role, you will monitor player activity and dig in deep using state of the art tools to find the facts.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree (preferred)
Must be at least 21 years of age or older
Strong knowledge of sports and betting
Good PC skills using software packages such as Excel, Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint
Enthusiastic approach to work
A proactive mindset
Quick thinking and decisive
An expert eye to detail
Receptive to change in the workplace
A Go One Better attitude to work
Flexible with shift patterns
Takes and uses initiative with tasks
Able to work alone
Ability to build relationships with other teams
Gambling and Sportsbook industry experience
Sports trading or risk management preferred
Ability to obtain and maintain required Gaming license(s)
Must be able to sit for extended periods of time
Must be able to type and talk on the phone for extended periods of time
Regular attendance in the office

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree (preferred)
Sports trading or risk management preferred

Responsibilities

Reviewing of potential promo/bonus abuse players
Multi-Device and Account sharing tracking and linking
Watch out and track attempted out of state wagering
Be on the lookout for wagering fraud
Preparation of reports for weekly and monthly meetings
Assist the Sr. Risk & Fraud Traders with various tasks
Monitor live odds and liaising with trading/ PreMatch/InPlay Risk and Fraud team to rectify any issues
Interpret data, figures, and wagering behaviors to come to conclusive decisions on business patterns for each unique client
Real-time monitoring of players wagers
Pro-actively profiling customers based on wagering behaviors
Escalation of issues that may affect profitability to Senior Department members