Rule 3772-11-06 | Table inventory.
(A) Chips may be added or removed from the table inventory in only the following instances:
(1) In exchange for cash, coupons, markers, or other payment, if applicable, presented by the patron;
(2) For payment of winning wagers or collection of losing wagers made at the table;
(3) Through approved internal controls governing table fill and credit procedures;
(4) In exchange with patrons for gaming chips of equal value; or
(5) In exchange with patrons for non-value chips on the roulette table.
(B) A casino operator must not transfer or exchange chips or currency between table games.
(C) Table inventories must be maintained in trays that are covered with a transparent locking lid when the tables are closed. The information on the table inventory slip must be placed inside the transparent locking lid and must be visible from the outside of the cover. In case of an emergency, the transparent lid must be locked over the inventory until normal play resumes.
(D) The table inventory slip must be at least a two-part form, one of which must be designated as the "opener" and the other as the "closer."
(E) If a table game is not open for play for seven consecutive gaming days, the table inventory must be counted and verified either by two table games supervisors or by a table games supervisor and a dealer, who shall prepare a new table inventory slip and place the previous inventory slip in the table drop box.
(F) Foreign currency must not be exchanged or accepted in the pit.
(G) Patrons must purchase chips from the casino operator. Patrons must not purchase chips from other patrons.
(H) A casino operator may have procedures for sanitizing chips in the table inventory.
Last updated May 2, 2022 at 9:27 AM
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