Main Banker
Resorts World Catskills · Monticello, NY · 1 mo ago
FinanceFull-time
About the Role
The Main Banker is a detail-oriented position responsible for supporting the Casino Cage Manager and Casino Cage Shift Managers in balancing the Casino Cage. This involves combining all cash and cash equivalents with Chip, Voucher, Count Room, and Check Bank balance sheets.
Responsibilities
- Receives cash, vouchers, chips, jackpot payout slips, and cash equivalents from general cashiers
- Receives cash from the count room
- Prepares the overall cage reconciliation and accounting records
- Prepares the daily bank deposit for cash, markers, and checks
- Receives documentation with signatures from general cashiers for effective segregation of functions in the cashiers’ cage
- Manages the reserve cash bankroll
- Receives unsecured currency from accounting department representatives or other employees in emergent situations (e.g., machine jams, emergency drops)
- Prepares impressed banks for front window cashiers
- Fills and prepares drop boxes for TRU daily
- Balances kiosks
- Rotates to work other areas of the cage (chip, marker banks, or front windows)
- Verifies all funds received and disbursed to other departments and line cashiers
- Processes fills and credits from games and slots
- Ensures accurate records and documentation of all transactions affecting cashier office accountability on an assigned shift
- Prepares daily bank deposits
- Performs other tasks as assigned
Requirements
- Quick learner of the concepts, principles, practices, and procedures of the Casino Cage
- Detail-oriented with a strong focus on accuracy when handling cash, chips, and other cash equivalents
- Ability to follow direction and accept constructive feedback from managers
- Excellent customer service skills at all times
- Proficiency in computer input
Qualifications
- Must be 18 years or older
- High school diploma preferred
- Two (2) years of relevant experience with currency handling
- Must be able to obtain and maintain the appropriate license through the New York State Gaming Commission