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- Must have excellent communication skills and be well-presented, polite, tactful, and friendly.
- Ability to resolve complaints and difficult situations calmly and patiently.
- Ability to multitask.
- Minimum 1 year of experience in a managerial/supervisory role
- Must be proactive and professional with the ability to set and achieve goals.
- Computer literate and ability to easily navigate Microsoft Office Suite
- Previous cash handling experience
License Requirements
- Must be licensed by the RI Department of Business Regulation
Essential Job Functions
- Assists the Sports Book Manager in daily operations.
- Explains wagering rules, including betting lines and odds, and procedures to guests as needed.
- Approves over the limit wagers for the property in absence of manager and approve low limit comps.
- Approves and refuses wagers from customers.
- Updates and maintains all customer sheets.
- Monitors all monies being wagered and updates the betting odds according to company policy.
- Accurately issue and redeem betting slips for guests while providing gaming information and abiding by all gaming regulations/requirements.
- Maintains & continually updates knowledge of regulations.
- Knows and abides by policies, procedures, internal controls and courtesy guidelines.
- Performs all duties in accordance with state gaming regulations.
- Handles guest disputes quickly and effectively within the level of their authority.
- Assists with training, developing, measuring performance, disciplining, and/or scheduling employees.
- Promotes safety awareness to minimize work related injuries.
- Maintains knowledge of property information.
- Ensures compliance with the federal currency transaction reporting requirements.
Physical/Mental Requirements
- Constant standing and walking and occasional sitting.
- Frequent talking and hearing
- Occasional lifting, carrying, stooping, repetitive motions, eye/hand/foot coordination.
Working Conditions
- Regularly exposed to smoke, bright lights, and noise Source: Hospitality Online