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Table Games Dealer at Wild Rose Entertainment
Job Description
Department: Table Games
Position Title: Table Games Dealer
Position Summary: The Table Games Dealer is responsible for providing superior guest service through the functions of this position to all Wild Rose Casino & Hotel guests.
In addition to the below key duties and responsibilities, all Wild Rose team members are ambassadors of the Wild Rose brand and culture.
We encourage our team members to have more fun when they work at Wild Rose. As we say working here shouldn't be this much fun!
Essential Functions: The essential functions and responsibilities of this position are:
- Conduct assigned table game according to policy and procedure
- Make payoffs and handle customer table action
- Maintain security and integrity of assigned game
- Make cash transactions
- Open and close table games
- Other duties as assigned
Salary: Dealers have been averaging over $15 an hour with tips! ( tips are not guaranteed) - plus attendance incentive
Employee benefits may vary by location, position, length of service, and employment status.
Wild Rose Casino & Hotel is an Equal Opportunity Employer dedicated to non-discrimination in employment.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, national origin, gender, age, religion, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status, or marital status.
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