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 <br>If you play for a while at the table games in Las Vegas, you will undoubtedly notice a very specific type of casino employee standing in the center of the pit. They look like executives, they rarely smile, and they are always writing things down. This manager is the casino Pit Boss. For decades, pop culture and Hollywood movies have painted the pit boss as a terrifying enforcer waiting to break legs. Though that was true decades ago, today's casino manager has a highly technical and complex corporate role. This guide will detail what they are doing, why they stare at the tables, and how you can use them to your advantage.<br>
 The Master of the Pit: Tracking the Money
 <br>The casino pit is a circular arrangement of table games (usually 4 to 6 tables) arranged in a circle or a U-shape. They work in the middle, giving them a vantage point of all the action. Their main job is purely financial.<br>
 They track the chip inventory
 If a dealer needs more black $100 chips, the pit boss has to authorize the "fill" from the main vault
 They ensure the casino is making profit
 <br>They are essentially math managers ensuring the math is right.<br>
 Tracking Your Play
 <br>The second most important part of their duties is watching you play.  If you loved this information and you would such as to obtain additional information pertaining to [lucky green casino australia](https://lucky-green-casinoz-australia.com) kindly check out our web-site. When you give them your VIP card, the boss enters it into the computer. They track your wager and your time played.<br>
 They decide if you get comps
 They watch for math experts
 They watch the bet sizing
 ResponsibilityWhat You SeeWhat It Means
 Chip InventorySigning paperwork at the tableEnsures the table never runs out of money to pay your winning bets
 Player RatingEntering data into the computerThey give out the free food
 Game IntegrityWatching dealers to ensure they don't make payout errors and watching players for card counting or cheatingThey enforce the rules
 <br>Finally, the manager in the suit is a corporate employee. They are busy math experts protecting the casino's profit in real-time. Be polite to them, don't fear them, and use them to get free meals after a long session.</p