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Boyd Gaming · Michigan City, United States

Casino Floor Supervisor

Michigan City, United StatesFull-timeManager or leadOperations

Listed on Boyd Gaming’s official careers site. Posted May 29, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

The Casino Floor Supervisor monitors the games in an assigned casino pit area.

  • Monitors the games in an assigned area.
  • Initiation of fills, credits, and markers.
  • Extend credit to pit customers.
  • Responsible for table inventory opening and closing procedures.
  • Ensure that all games and transactions performed adhere to all applicable policies, procedures, and gaming regulations.

Qualifications

  • Solid customer relations skills and professional image.
  • Thorough knowledge of at least two games.
  • Supervisory skills in order to direct, coach and motivate people.
  • Excellent communication skills.
  • Ability to observe and listen carefully, mental and visual alertness, peripheral vision and good eye/hand coordination.
  • Good mathematical skills.
  • Ability to read and write.
  • Displays knowledge of game protection and security procedures, i.e. basic strategy.
  • Knowledge of Regulation 6A and/or Title 31, internal controls and all applicable Federal, State and Local laws.
  • Competent in basic strategy and card counting.

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