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Job Description for Slot Hosts.

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Slots host positions are somewhat similar to the position of casino host. As such it technically falls into the category of sales and marketing; however, persons in these positions spend a large majority of their time directly on the casino floor, interacting with the customers who are playing slots.

It is the responsibility of the slot host to greet the customers and welcome them into the casino, introducing them to slot club promotional programs. This includes setting up new accounts and issuing promotional items such as coupons and comps to repeat and VIP customers. Slot hosts may also develop direct mail campaigns and other new promotions to draw in additional customers.

Excellent customer service and people skills are a must along with good communication and computer skills. Most casinos require at least a high school diploma or GED for entry into this position. Prior casino experience, marketing and sales experience as well as experience working with the customers are generally preferred by most casinos.

Slots hosts are typically paid a regular salary of about $20,000 per year; however, there is the potential to earn more through commission bonuses and incentives that are paid on top of regularly salary earnings. These incentives and bonuses can be substantial for hosts who perform well and those who work in larger casinos.

This position may require working evenings, weekends and holidays so individuals interested in becoming slot host should be flexible in their scheduling. There is room for advancement to other higher ranking positions, such as supervisor, which involves higher salaries and better scheduling. To a degree, slot host positions are considered entry level; however, interested persons can move up from the ranks of cashier and change attendants.

Slots hosts frequently spend a large portion of their shift on their feet working directly with the public, which can be strenuous at times. Most slot hosts; however, feel that this is a fun job to have as they are working to make their customer's experience in the casino a positive one.

Individuals who enjoy creating new marketing campaigns will also enjoy that aspect of the job as well. Unlike many other casino industry positions which require staff to wear a uniform, slot hosts are generally allowed to dress in regular, professional attire.

Persons interested in becoming a slot host should be upbeat, have a friendly personality and a high degree of energy and creativity.


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