Brief Description of Casino Worker Positions

NOTE: These positions are worked by a different person for each event during the year.   It's Easy... !!
            Volunteers are always supervised and assisted by AGLC Advisors and Casino staff


GENERAL MANAGER / ALTERNATE GENERAL MANAGER – CASH CAGE

1. Ensures a sufficient number of volunteers for each day
2. Ensures signed cheques are available to pay expenses on the evening of the second day
3. Verify transactions including the opening and/or closing cash cage float of chips and cash, opening game chip counts, and banker shift change
4. Witness cashier/player transactions of more than $200.00
5. May relieve the banker and chip runners during meals/breaks
6. Must be in the casino at all times during a scheduled shift

 
BANKER

1. Controls the cash cage float of chips and cash
2. Witness cashier/player transactions of more than $200.00
3. Generates fills/credits for cash/chip transfers through the ‘CasinoTrack’ computer system
4. Busiest during the opening, volunteer shift changes, and closing of the casino
5. Computer skills are very helpful

 
CASHIER

1. Cash in chips for players
2. Cashiers are responsible for their own floats
3. This position requires concentration and accuracy
4. Good manual dexterity is helpful

 
CHIP RUNNER (a job title not a job description!)

1. A courier for chip orders (requests) from casino games
2. Operates a touch screen portable computer
3. This volunteer should be mobile and have a steady hand
4. This position is usually busy at opening and closing

 
GENERAL MANAGER / ALTERNATE GENERAL MANAGER – COUNT ROOM
 (This optional manager is allowed by the AGLC, can be one of the six required in the count room, and is strongly recommended!)

1. Ensures a sufficient number of volunteers are present for the count
2. Open drop boxes and/or help sort cash
3. On day 1 - Verify cash transactions including the signing of the count room cash to the safe
4. On day 2 - Verify cash transactions including the return of the float and transfer of the balance to the casino operator

 
COUNT ROOM SUPERVISOR

1. Records cash counts through the ‘CasinoTrack’ computer system
2. Good computer skills are helpful
3. Not required to handle cash

 
COUNT ROOM STAFF

1. Sorts, counts, records, verifies and amalgamates cash from the drop boxes from the games
2. Recorder assists count room supervisor, computer skills are helpful