Gaming attendant

Looks after the gaming room in a pub or club, pays out wins and helps reduce gambling harm.

What you do

You work with gaming machines. You pay out winnings and patrol or serve in the gaming machine area. You help promote responsible gambling and reduce gambling harm in the venue.

SourceLast checked 10 Oct 2026

Licences and tickets

New South Wales

Required by lawYou cannot legally do this work without it.

Common questions

What licences or tickets do you need to work as a Gaming attendant?
New South Wales: RCG competency card (NSW) and RSA competency card (NSW). Victoria: RSG training (VIC) and RSA certificate (VIC). Queensland: RSG certificate (QLD) and RSA certificate (QLD). Western Australia: RSA certificate (WA). South Australia: RSG training (SA) and RSA certificate (SA). Tasmania: RCG training (TAS) and RSA certificate (TAS). Australian Capital Territory: RCG training (ACT) and RSA certificate (ACT). Northern Territory: RSG training (NT) and RSA certificate (NT). Pick your state on this page to see who issues each one and how to get it.
What is the minimum pay for a Gaming attendant?
Minimum casual rate (adult, Level 3 (food and beverage attendant grade 3)): $34.96 an hour. Under the Hospitality Industry (General) Award 2020 (MA000009), from 1 July 2026. Last checked 10 Oct 2026.
What are median earnings for a Gaming attendant?
Median earnings: $1,539 a week before tax (full-time workers, all experience levels, national; may cover a wider occupation group).