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The Sportsbook Cashier will be responsible for an efficient and timely exchange of cash or winning tickets for guests and supporting the Sports Betting operation by providing excellent customer service, selling tickets, and ensuring the proper payouts are processed.
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Knowledge of point of sale systems preferred.
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Previous money handling/cashiering preferred.
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Previous money handling/cashiering preferred.
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Minimum six (6) month cage cashiering experience.
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CASHIER CAGE $15/hr - $500 BONUS IF ALREADY HAVE LA GAMING LICENSE! Maintain bank balance and safeguard casino cage assets during assigned shift. Previous money handling/cashiering preferred.
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The FanDuel Sportsbook Cashier receives sport or parlay tickets from guests and pays guests who present winning tickets and vouchers utilizing a race and sports computer system. The FanDuel Sportsbook Cashier is responsible for an efficient and timely exchange or cash in the form of wagers from guests at the new FanDuel Sportsbook.
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