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Meets with Shift Managers on a consistent basis to determine which table games will be opened or closed. Minimum of two (2) year of scheduling clerk experience or equivalent experience.
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Our partner is looking for a Table Games Dealer with paid training, requiring no prior experience, in Lincoln, RI. The position involves conducting various table games and ensuring compliance with gaming regulations.
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Responsible for the overall operation of all studio table games in accordance with applicable Rhode Island Lottery regulations, company policies and internal controls. Directly supervising the operation and conduct of all studio table games as well as the training and supervision of dealers.
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Prior casino surveillance or table games dealer experience or retail loss prevention is preferred. Must learn all table games offered at property and be trained in cheating methods and card counting in order to be able to recognize that activity when it is occurring.
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Ability to successfully complete dealer auditions for trained games. Conduct games in a professional manner. Ability to successfully complete dealer auditions for trained games. Rhode Island Department of Business Regulations Gaming Operations License.
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Ability to successfully complete dealer auditions in the games for which dealer has received training. Responsible for compliance in conducting the operation of one or more of the following games: Craps, Baccarat, Blackjack, Roulette, Mini Baccarat, Let It Ride, 3 Card Poker, Pai Gow Poker, and any variation of the above-mentioned games.
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Ability to fully commit to all home football games and other full stadium events. Ability to meet all service standards including, but not limited to, tray carrying, wine service, table service and buffet service.
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