CASINO GAMES MANAGER

Perhaps the biggest star of them all, in Vegas terms, was the late Elvis Presley, who was a bargain to the Las Vegas Hilton no matter how many hundreds of thousands of dollars a week they paid him. For two months of every year Elvis was king of Vegas, and his show filled the giant showroom of the Hilton for every performance.

Frank Sinatra is another great star, not because he fills showrooms, but because he brings in the premium players from all over the world to the casinos he works in.

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THE CASINO CHECKS ON A PLAYER'S ACTION

Once you've asked for comps, or asked to be watched in the hope of getting chomped, the casino will select someone to watch your action. That someone will probably be a floorman in a gambling pit. If you're playing blackjack, the floorman will be assigned to the pit you're playing in, and you should stay there if possible. If one table seems bad, go to another table in the same pit. If you want to move to another part of the casino, let the floorman know you're doing this, rather than just leaving.

When you get to another pit in the casino, tell the floorman there that you were playing at a different pit where you were being rated as a player. He or she will make a call to the previous pit and speak to the floorman there, and your rating will continue: But just what do these casino personnel rate?

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