Pros
It is a cashless music and sports venue so you don't have to worry about keeping up with counting money in or out. The hours are flexible because of the music and sports events. You get paid a few dollars higher in base pay because its more corporate than a regular bar. Advancement to other positions is possible after a few seasons.
Cons
They control the amount of money you make by making it difficult to get tipped outside of credit cards which at the end isn't even good as a bartender when you can't get all your tips or have to deny people from tipping you. Again, its cashless but if a customer wanted to tip you in cash you could get written up or fired for making them change from your pocket and you can't have a tip jar. And EVEN THOUGH its cashless if someone wants to send you a tip to digital wallets like cash app or venmo you can't give them your info or you could be fired.