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Daily Use & Operations Overview

Floor Management

Once your gaming floor is configured and your tables, games, and limits are in place, your operations team will spend most of their time using the real-time views available in the CardOpz platform. This article outlines how Floor Managers and Dealers interact with the system during active shifts — including managing tables, clocking in staff, seating players, and collecting/awarding time or credits per hand digitally.

🔗 Related Modules:

Waitlist Management

Who Uses This

  • Dealers working from tablets on the table (or managed via Floor Manager)

  • Floor Managers overseeing table, player, and dealer activity

💡 This view adapts based on whether your club uses Dealer Tablets, just a Floor Manager podium, or both.


Dealer Tablet – Live Game View

This is the primary interface for dealers assigned to active tables. It allows dealers to:

  • Clock themselves in

  • Add or remove players

  • Press “Next Hand” (for credit model clubs) or Start/Stop timer (for time-based clubs)

  • Track Promotional Player Pool Points

  • View player details, including:

    • Promo points/hours earned

    • Daily promotions earned/redeemed

    • Membership/Barred player status

    • Player ratings (Cash In/Out, Color Up/Down, Avg Bet, Avg Spot)

Tournament Tables: If a table is tournament-assigned and marked as tournament-capable, the dealer tablet will open in Tournament View. See Dealer Tablet – Tournament View.


Floor Manager Dashboard

This view mirrors the dealer tablet’s functionality — but at scale. Floor Managers can:

  • See all tables at once with live status indicators:

    • Free / Open / Going / Dead-spread

  • Drill into any table to:

    • Assign or remove players

    • Clock in/out dealers

    • Open or close the table

    • Pause or resume player collection

    • Transfer players between tables

Best Practice: Use the Floor Manager drill-down view for real-time oversight and to respond to high-volume shifts or slow table performance.


Dealer & Player Clock-In / Table Status Changes

Each table flows through common operational states:

Status

Triggered By

Free

Table created, no dealer assigned

Open

Dealer clocked in

Going

Players seated and active

Dead-spread

Dealer on table, but no active players seated

Dealers or Floor Managers can clock players out or pause their session.

⏸️ Use Pause to hold a player's seat without removing time/credits (e.g., bathroom breaks).


Time vs. Credit Collection Logic

Depending on your configured model (one or the other):

  • Credit Clubs: Dealers press Next Hand after each hand dealt

  • Time Clubs: Dealers or Floor Managers start a clock, which deducts time automatically

⏸️ Pause/Resume: Both models support pausing individual players to avoid unwanted deductions.


Viewing Player Promo Status

Dealers and Floor Managers can access a player’s promo information from the Player Detail screen, including:

  • Promo points earned

  • Promo redemptions (daily/session)

  • Qualifying table/game stats

🔗 For deeper guidance, see: Promo Tracking from Floor Views


Real-Time Sync Across Views

Every action performed — such as clocking in a dealer, seating a player, or starting a game — syncs immediately across:

  • Dealer Tablets

  • Floor Manager Dashboard

  • Kiosk Displays

  • Waitlist Manager (for status reflection)

No manual refresh needed — all modules stay updated live.

The Waitlist Manager View also plays a supporting role during daily operations. Although it's primarily used for seating and list control, Floor Managers may reference it to:

  • Monitor incoming players waiting for specific games

  • Match open tables to player demand

  • Trigger player movements or balance tables as demand shifts

🔗 :Reference Waitlist Manager Operations


Best Practices for Daily Floor Management

  • Monitor Dead-spread tables and reassign dealers to busier areas

  • Use Pause for short player breaks — don’t burn credits or time

  • Confirm dealer assignments at the start of each shift

  • Coordinate with the Dealer Coordinator to ensure seamless transitions

  • Reassign players during peak times to prevent long waitlist backups


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