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Prairie Meadows Racetrack & Casino

Table Games Supervisor

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What they do

A Casino Dealer operates table games at casinos. Works with customers playing games such as craps, blackjack and roulette; announces rules for the game, gives out cards, dice or chips, keeps track of customer moves and bets, pays off winning bets and collects on losing bets.

$31,792 / year median in Iowa

+0% projected growth

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We think a new job just might be in the cards for you. Thats because Iowas No. 1 entertainment destination is looking for a Table Games Supervisor to oversee and supervise our winning team of Table Games Dealers. Ready to go all in on a new opportunity? Apply today!

Heres what youll be responsible for:

Monitor daily Dealer assignments to ensure adequate staff levels based on guests demands. Motivate, evaluate, and train staff as needed. Maintain constant awareness of activities of all games in assigned locations in order to observe and report any suspicious or irregular activity and awareness of how each game stands with gains/losses and dealer performance. Respond to and resolve customer complaints, concerns, or problems to ensure courteous and friendly service to all gaming guests.
Requirements:
Minimum of five years all-game dealing experience preferred. Complete knowledge of all games on the casino floor including rules, policies, procedures, and cheating methods required. Must have technical understanding and demonstrated knowledge of games manuals, policies, and procedures. Completion of a wide variety of specific games training programs with resulting proficiency in required pit games. Must understand property policies and procedures. Must be able to communicate and interact verbally and in writing with people of diverse backgrounds. Must be able to use all equipment associated with the position, such as computer keyboards, and telephones. Must be able to stand or walk for an entire eight-hour shift. This position spends the majority of shifts on the casino floor and is subject to varying levels of crowds, noise, and smoke. Must be able to lift up to 25 lbs. Must be able to work varied hours including weekends and holidays.