Floor Manager: Live Table Control

Floor Manager: Live Table Control
What It Does
The Floor Manager interface provides a comprehensive command center for floor supervisors to monitor and manage all active cash tables, players, and dealers across the gaming floor in real-time. It delivers a unified interface with complete visibility of your cash operation, allowing managers to take the same actions available on dealer tablets but across all tables simultaneously.
Why It Matters
Floor managers need a unified view to maintain operational control, respond to situations quickly, and ensure consistent service across all cash tables. This centralized approach eliminates the need to physically move between tables for routine management tasks, drastically improving efficiency and oversight.
Interface Overview
Tables List Panel
Table name/number
Current game and limit
Seats occupied/total seats
Table status (Going, Free, Deadspread)
Color-coded indicators distinguishing game types
Table Visualization
Interactive table layout with seated players
Player names, positions, and time clocks or credit balances
Game type and limit details
Dealer information and performance metrics
Current collection or time status indicators
Available open seats
Key Features
Player Management
Check In Players: Seat new players with card swipe or manual ID entry
Player Actions Menu: Access seat transfer, chip pickup, pause collection, or details
Player Details View: Access player information including:
Time balance and session duration
Member status and expiration
Gaming status (barred/not barred)
Promotion qualification
Cash tracking for buy-ins/cashouts
Player rating statistics
Player Ratings
Access player ratings by clicking on a player in the table view
Track and enter key statistics to build player profiles:
Average Bet: Typical betting amount for the player
Average Spot: Average position or betting spots used
Color Up/Down: Average buy-in/cash-out differential
Cash In/Out: Current session tracking (feeds into averages over time)
Ratings are average statistics built over time as inputs are recorded
Buy-ins tracked in the Player Cage module automatically affect these averages
Optional manual entry for VIP players for more comprehensive tracking
MTL (Money/Time/Loss) hours played visible in player details
More comprehensive MTL tracking available in Player Cage module
Collection Management
Process digital collections based on pre-configured time settings
Track points/credits per hand or time-based collection
Monitor collection thresholds with visual alerts
Pause/resume collection for individual players
Table Controls
Change table status (Going, Free, Deadspread)
Status changes automatically once a dealer and/or player is checked in
Assign dealers and players to tables
Monitor dealer performance in real-time
Seat Management
Transfer players between seats or tables
View seat availability across all tables
Track chip pickup status and away times
Common Workflows
Seating a New Player
Select the table from the left panel
Click on an empty seat position
In the Check In modal, tap or swipe the player's card or enter player name
You can also log players in directly from the waitlist by selecting the waitlist dropdown and selecting the player
Confirm to start the player's time clock
Managing an Active Player
Click on the player's position on the table visualization
Select from available actions:
Seat Transfer: Move to another seat/table
Chip Pickup: Mark player temporarily away
Pause Collection: Temporarily stop collection
Player Details: View comprehensive player info
Check Out: End the player's session
Viewing Table Status
Sort any column of information in the table panel by clicking on the column to sort ascending/descending
Name (table name)
Game (Limits and game type)
Seats (Occupied/Max Seats)
Status (Going, Deadspread, Free)
Monitoring Digital Credit Alerts
Watch for player status indicators on the table visualization
Red outlines indicate critical credit thresholds
Click the player to view detailed credit status
Take appropriate action based on collection policy
Best Practices
Regular Scanning: Check the tables list frequently for status changes
Proactive Alerts: Address collection alerts promptly to maintain revenue flow
Player Management: Periodically check the accuracy of all tables to ensure that all active players are checked in
Table Coordination: Use the floor view to optimize table distribution and consolidation
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