DEALING STAFF Games Sample Clauses

DEALING STAFF Games. All Dealer I are required to learn three (3) proprietary games. With the exception of the proprietary game requirement at Dealer I, three (3) of any active proprietary games will equal a new game used to advance to the next dealer category. Mini Baccarat = one (1) game Roulette = one (1) game Poker = one (1) game Pai Gow Tiles = one (1) game Craps = one (1) game Dealer I – Level 1-5 Blackjack, Sic Bo plus three (3) proprietary games. Dealer II – Level 1-5 Blackjack, Sic Bo plus one (1) other game. Dealer III – Level 1-5 Blackjack, Sic Bo, plus two (2) other games. Dealer IV – Level 1-5 Blackjack, Sic Bo, plus three (3) other games. Dealer V – Level 1-5 Blackjack, Sic Bo, plus four (4) other games. Dealer VI – Level 1-5 Blackjack, Sic Bo, plus five (5) other games. Dealer VII – Level 1-5 Blackjack, Sic Bo, plus six (6) other games. Dealer VIII (All Games*) Dealers qualified to deal all games, including all active *In order to maintain this rate, dealers will be required to train and deal all new casino games and any new proprietary games introduced to the casino. To maintain a Dealer rate, dealers will be required to deal all games in their category.
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