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Poker Chip Runner and Brush Person
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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.
$34,876 / year median in Indiana
+11% projected growth
Job Description
The Chip Runner/Brush Person is responsible for creating and maintaining lists for poker games and registering poker players for upcoming tournaments. In addition, they make fills for the Dealer's table tray banks, as well as player chip transactions. This individual is also responsible for answering incoming poker phone calls and telemarketing to communicate upcoming events, in support of the company's service initiatives by greeting every customer, either in person or on the phone, with an upbeat and positive attitude.