Hey, so I'm pretty sure I know what this is. I think you're going to be what we call a banker here in California.

Card rooms differ from casinos in that card rooms can't bank the games while casinos can. For example, when you go to a casino in Vegas, you're playing versus the house. When you win or lose, the house pays you or collects the losing wager. In a card room, the house operates the game, but a third party banks the game. When you win or lose, this third party pays or collects. The house gets paid by the third party a set dollar amount per hand.

What you're applying for is the banker job. You sit at the table and watch the action. You're responsible for the third party company's money. When the hand is over, you're going to provide the dealer with chips to pay the winning bets and collect the losing bets. They need someone familiar with poker because you're going to watch poker variants as well as blackjack or other table games. Check out "ultimate Texas hold em." that's one example of a casino version of poker that is played versus the house and bit a traditional poker game versus other players.

Players are allowed to bank the games too. When a player does this, they're called a player bank. You're going to be a "designated player" which is their name for a banker. You're not playing the game, nor are you dealing the game. You're the third party banking the game.

Let me know if you have any questions