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American Place is seeking a detail-oriented Casino Revenue Auditor in Illinois to perform daily audits of gaming and non-gaming revenue, reconcile cage transactions, and ensure strict adherence to internal controls and state regulations.
The role demands strong math, analytical ability, and confidentiality. Experience in gaming or hospitality is highly preferred, with a focus on accuracy and reporting to management. On-site work is required.
Our mission is to be Chicagoland’s premier gaming and entertainment destination, celebrated for unparalleled hospitality and an unforgettable guest experience. We’re not just a casino—we’re a community where our team members thrive, with countless opportunities for career growth and a workplace culture centered on inclusivity and fun. As we continue to elevate our standards of excellence, we seek dynamic, coachable individuals who are passionate about hospitality and eager to grow with us. At American Place Casino, every moment is crafted to delight, every opportunity is a pathway to success.
The Casino Revenue Auditor is responsible for the daily audit and reconciliation of gaming and non-gaming revenue streams. This role ensures that all financial transactions are accurately recorded, discrepancies are investigated, and all operations comply with internal controls, state/tribal gaming regulations, and federal laws (including Title 31). The ideal candidate is highly analytical, detail-oriented, and capable of maintaining the highest level of confidentiality and integrity.
American Place Casino is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability or protected veteran status.
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