Table Games Supervisor

Location:

HCG BELOIT

Department:

HCG-BEL Table Games Summary:

Position Overview This position maintains the security and integrity of Table Games through observation of procedures, supervision of the Table Games dealers and examination of guest play. The Table Games Supervisor also strives to provide a positive and entertaining experience, which ultimately enhances every interaction. Customer service is our top priority for both internal and external guests. Minimum Qualifications

EDUCATION

1.Must have high school diploma or equivalent.

ESSENTIAL

1.All casino employees will be subject to the Criminal and Background restrictions of the Ho-Chunk Nation. 2.Must be bondable. 3.Must have perfect or corrected eyesight with the ability to hear game activity within an elevated noise environment. Cannot be colorblind.

EXPERIENCE

1.Requires previous dealing experience of six (6) months or more on at least two games. 2.Supervisory experience in a Table Games environment is preferred. 3.Computer experience preferred. Ho-Chunk Gaming Beloit Situated on a 32-acre site at the southeast corner of Willowbrook and Colley Roads in Beloit, Wisconsin, the upcoming Ho-Chunk Gaming Beloit is set to become one of the largest entertainment developments in the region. Ho-Chunk Gaming Beloit will be a $705 million destination casino, within the Ho-Chunk Gaming division of Ho-Chunk, Inc., a leading regional employer and prominent developer of real estate and other capital projects in Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota. The Ho-Chunk Nation's Gaming Corporation oversees the management of its gaming enterprises. The Beloit project will expand the Nation's Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin brand, which currently operates six casinos across the state. The new property will feature more than 1,500 slot machines, 40 table games, a 312-room hotel with a roof top lounge, multiple dining and beverage venues, a 2,000-seat convention center which will host both conferences and concerts, and parking facilities. Construction began in October 2024, with the casino set to open in September 2026 and the hotel and convention center following a year later. The project represents a major economic development initiative for the federally recognized Ho-Chunk Nation, which has approximately 7,800 citizens and trust lands across 14 Wisconsin counties.