Gambling Change Persons and Booth Cashiers
Runs the games, handles the money, and keeps a casino honest.
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Dealers run table games like blackjack, poker and roulette. Floor supervisors (pit bosses) watch the tables and settle disputes. Sports book writers take bets, change persons and booth cashiers make change, and cage workers count and track all the money. Surveillance officers and investigators watch cameras for cheating and theft. Gaming managers run whole departments. Casinos are open around the clock, so nights, weekends and holidays are normal.
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- Pre-Algebra · Math
Builds math, which this job uses.
- English 10 · English
Builds reading and writing, which this job uses.
- Computer Science Principles · Computer Science
Builds computers and electronics, which this job uses.
- Personal Finance · Career and Technical
Builds math, which this job uses.
- Physical Education · Health and PE
Builds working with customers and clients, which this job uses.
- Government and Economics · Social Studies
Builds law and government, which this job uses.
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