Kan. Admin. Regs. § 112-108-32 - Procedures for automated filling of chips
(a) The table games supervisor or table games
manager shall determine whether a fill is necessary and initiate the request
for fill process. If a request for fill slip is used, procedures for
distribution of the slip shall be included in the internal controls.
(b) The table games manager or the pit clerk
shall enter a request for fill into the computer, including the following
information:
(1) The amount by
denomination;
(2) the total
amount;
(3) the game or table
number and pit;
(4) the dates and
time; and
(5) the required
signatures.
(c) A
two-part computer-generated fill slip shall be used to record the transfer of
chips from the cashier's cage to a gaming table. The fill slips shall be
numbered by the computer in a manner that ensures that every fill in a given
calendar year has a unique sequential number.
(d) Two copies of the computerized fill slips
shall be printed simultaneously, and a record of the transaction shall be
stored within the computer database.
(e) If a computerized fill slip needs to be
voided, the cage cashier shall write "VOID" across the original and all copies
of the fill slip and an explanation of why the void was necessary. Both a
cashier's cage employee and either a security department employee or another
level II employee independent of the transaction shall sign the voided fill
slip. The voided fill slips shall be submitted to the accounting department for
retention and accountability. The transaction shall be properly voided in the
computer database.
(f) A two-part
fill slip shall be printed in the cashier's cage containing the information
required in subsection (b). A security department employee shall verify the
chip totals with the fill slip. A cashier's cage employee shall present the
ordered chips to a security department employee in a clear chip carrier. Once
verified, both a cashier's cage employee and security department employee shall
sign the fill slip.
(g) After
notifying surveillance, a security department employee shall take the chips and
the fill slips to the indicated table. Only a security department employee
shall transport fills. The chips shall be counted by the dealer or boxperson
and witnessed by a table games supervisor and security department employee in
full view of surveillance. After verifying the chips to the amounts listed on
the fill slip, the table games supervisor and a dealer or boxperson shall sign
the fill slips. The table games supervisor and security department employee
shall observe the dealer or boxperson place the chips in the rack and deposit
the fill slip in the table drop box. A security department employee shall not
leave the table until the chips have been placed in the racks and the fill slip
has been dropped. A security department employee shall return a copy of the
fill slip to the cashier's cage.
(h) The main bank cashier shall run an adding
machine tape on the fill slips and verify the total to the amount in the
automated accounting system. All fill paperwork shall be forwarded to
accounting.
(i) The ability to
input data into the gaming facility computer system from the pit shall be
restricted to table game managers and pit clerks.
Notes
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