Pit Clerk Full Time (Caesars LV)

September 25, 2026

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The Pit Clerk is responsible for the data input and various clerical functions of the casino pit. The position requires strong attention to detail.

Responsible for data entry which requires operating a computer. Heavy computer input and/or information source for hotel marketing, credit, and auditing reports
Responsible for handling rating slips, fills and credit as well as issuing and buying back markers
Responsible for communicating with cage personnel to determine customer credit lines
Transmits pit credit information to Cage Pit Clerks
Issues and maintains credit information for marker play in the casino
Balances markers to table cards, and transfers markers to Casino Cage
Keeps logs of all fills and credits issued on the gaming tables
Generates casino comp error reports
Track bets on tracking sheet, total the amount played and number of total bets made

Work requires effective communication in English, both verbal and written form in a professional manner
Must present a neat and professional appearance
Work requires a minimum age of 21
Work requires ability to perform basic math functions
Work requires flexibility to work various shifts
Work requires proven knowledge and experience on assigned game
Cards Needed: Gaming License

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Fast paced environment, multiple tasks to be handled under time constraint
Must be able to tolerate Second Hand smoke
Must be able to handle a heavy business volume, and sensitive situations relating to staff and guest problems, in a timely manner
Must be able sit, and stand for extended periods of time

Help us roll out the red carpet at Caesars Palace! This world renowned resort indulges our guests with 25 unique restaurants and cafes, over 3,000 rooms, 4.5 acres of pools and gardens and a 50,000 square foot spa. If you have a passion for delivering personalized service in an exclusive setting, Caesars Palace is the place for you to start your career.

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