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Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 107 - ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINES › Section 112-107-31 - Remote system access

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(a)
			 In emergency situations or as an element of technical support, an employee of a
			 gaming supplier may perform analysis of, or render technical support with
			 regard to, a facility manager's electronic gaming monitoring system, casino
			 management system, player tracking system, external bon-using system, cashless
			 funds transfer system, wide-area progressive system, gaming ticket system, or
			 other approved system from a remote location. All remote access to these
			 systems shall be performed in accordance with the following procedures:
(1) Only an employee of a gaming supplier who
			 separately holds an occupation license under article 103 may remotely access a
			 system sold, leased, or otherwise distributed by that gaming supplier for use
			 at a gaming facility.
(2) The
			 gaming supplier shall establish a unique system account for each employee of a
			 gaming supplier identified by that supplier as potentially required to perform
			 technical support from a remote location. All system access afforded pursuant
			 to this regulation shall meet the following requirements:
(A) Be restricted in a manner that requires
			 the facility manager's management information systems department to receive
			 prior notice from the gaming supplier of its intent to remotely access a
			 designated system;
(B) require the
			 facility manager to take affirmative steps, for each instance of access, to
			 activate the gaming supplier's access privileges; and
(C) be designed to appropriately limit the
			 ability of any person authorized under this regulation to deliberately or
			 inadvertently interfere with the normal operation of the system or its
			 data.
(3) A separate log
			 shall be maintained by both the gaming supplier and the facility manager's
			 management information systems department. Each log shall contain, at a
			 minimum, the following information:
(A) The
			 system accessed, including manufacturer, and version number;
(B) the type of connection;
(C) the name and license number of the
			 employee remotely accessing the system;
(D) the name and license number of the
			 employee in the management information systems department activating the gaming
			 supplier's access to the system;
(E) the date, time, and duration of the
			 connection;
(F) the reason for the
			 remote access, including a description of the symptoms or malfunction prompting
			 the need for remote access to the system; and
(G) any action taken or further action
			 required.
(4) All
			 communications between the gaming supplier and any of the systems identified in
			 subsection (a) shall occur using a dedicated and secure communication facility
			 which may consist of a leased line approved in writing by the executive
			 director.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 107 - ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINES › Section 112-107-32 - EGM destruction procedures

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(a) Each facility manager shall establish a
			 comprehensive system of internal controls for the EGM destruction procedures
			 required by this regulation. The internal controls shall be submitted to and
			 approved by the commission under K.A.R. 112-104-1.
(b) The facility manager shall submit a
			 request in writing with an attached approval letter from the Kansas lottery
			 requesting the destruction of an EGM. The notice shall contain the asset number
			 of each EGM that is requested to be destroyed and shall be submitted at least
			 14 days in advance of the requested destruction date.
(c) When destroying an EGM, the critical
			 program storage media (CPSM) and component parts shall be removed from the EGM
			 before destruction of the cabinet. For the purposes of this regulation, a
			 component part shall mean any subassembly or essential part as described in
			 K.S.A. 21-4302(d)(1)(C), and amendments thereto, and shall include any
			 equipment necessary for any of the following operations by the EGM:
(1) The acceptance of currency, tickets,
			 coupons, or tokens;
(2) the
			 discharge of currency, tickets, coupons, or tokens;
(3) the determination or display of the
			 outcome of the game;
(4)
			 recordkeeping; and
(5)
			 security.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 107 - ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINES › Section 112-107-34 - Waivers

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(a) The
			 requirements in this article or article 110 for an EGM may be waived by the
			 commission upon the commission's determination that the EGM, associated
			 equipment, or modification as submitted by the facility manager meets the
			 operational integrity requirements of the act, this article, and article
			 110.
(b) Any gaming supplier may
			 submit a written request to the commission for a waiver for one or more of the
			 requirements in this article or article 110. The request shall include
			 supporting documentation demonstrating how the EGM, associated equipment, or
			 modification for which the waiver has been requested meets the operational
			 integrity requirements of the act, this article, and article 110.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-3 - Participation in table games by a certificate holder or a licensee

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(a) Except as
			 provided in K.A.R. 112-108-37, no facility manager or any director, officer,
			 key person, or any other agent of any facility manager shall play or be
			 permitted to play any table game in the gaming facility where the person is
			 licensed or employed.
(b) No holder
			 of a gaming supplier certificate or any director, officer, key person, or any
			 other agent of a gaming supplier shall play or be permitted to play at a table
			 game in a gaming facility to which the gaming supplier provides its goods or
			 services.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-4 - Testing and approval of table games

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(a) Each table game, the rules of the game,
			 and the associated equipment to be used in a gaming facility shall be submitted
			 for approval in accordance with the act and these regulations.
(b) Each table game, the rules of the game,
			 and associated equipment shall be evaluated by the commission for the
			 following:
(1) Overall operational integrity
			 and compliance with the act and these regulations;
(2) mathematical accuracy of the payout
			 tables; and
(3) compatibility with
			 any specifications approved by the Kansas lottery.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-5 - Compliance with law; prohibited activities

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(a) Each facility manager shall comply with
			 all federal and state regulations and requirements for the withholding of taxes
			 from winnings and the filing of currency transaction reports (CTR).
(b) Each facility manager shall be prohibited
			 from the following activities:
(1) Permitting
			 persons who are visibly intoxicated to participate in table games;
(2) permitting any table game or associated
			 table game equipment that could have been marked, tampered with, or otherwise
			 placed in a condition or operated in a manner that might affect the normal game
			 play and its payouts;
(3)
			 permitting cheating, if the facility manager was aware of the
			 cheating;
(4) permitting any
			 cheating device to remain in or upon any gaming facility, or conducting,
			 carrying on, operating, or dealing any cheating or thieving game or device on
			 the premises; and
(5) permitting
			 any gambling device that tends to alter the normal random selection of criteria
			 that determines the results of the game or deceives the public in any way to
			 remain in or upon any gaming facility, if the facility manager was aware of the
			 device.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-6 - Table game internal controls

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(a) Each facility manager shall establish a
			 system of internal controls for the security and operation of table games as
			 provided under this article. The internal controls for table games shall be
			 submitted to the commission for approval under K.A.R. 112-104-1 and shall
			 address the following:
(1) Object of the game
			 and method of play, including what constitutes win, loss, or tie
			 bets;
(2) physical characteristics
			 of the game, gaming equipment, and gaming table;
(3) procedures for opening and closing of the
			 gaming table;
(4) wagers and payout
			 odds for each type of available wager, including the following:
(A) A description of the permissible wagers
			 and payout odds;
(B) any minimum or
			 maximum wagers, which shall be posted on a sign at each table; and
(C) any maximum table payouts, if any, which
			 shall be posted at each table and shall not be less than the maximum bet times
			 the maximum odds;
(5)
			 for each game that uses any of the following, the applicable inspection
			 procedures:
(A) Cards;
(B) dice;
(C) wheels and balls; or
(D) manual and electronic devices used to
			 operate, display the outcome, or monitor live games;
(6) for each game that uses cards, a
			 description of the following:
(A) Shuffling
			 procedures;
(B) card cutting
			 procedures;
(C) procedures for
			 dealing and taking cards; and
(D)
			 burning cards;
(7)
			 procedures for the collection of bets and payouts including requirements for
			 internal revenue service purposes;
(8) procedures for handling suspected
			 cheating or irregularities and immediate notification of commission agent on
			 duty;
(9) procedures for dealers
			 being relieved;
(10) procedures for
			 immediate notification to the commission agent on duty when equipment is
			 defective or malfunctioning; and
(11) procedures to describe irregularities of
			 the game, including dice off the table and soiled cards.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-7 - Publication of rules and payoff schedules for all permitted games

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Each facility manager shall provide, free of charge and within
				one hour, a copy of the rules and accurate payoff schedules for any table game
				if requested by a patron. Each payoff schedule shall accurately state actual
				payoffs applicable to a particular game or device. No payoff schedule shall be
				worded in a manner that misleads the public.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-8 - Payout for progressive table games

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(a) Each table game that includes progressive
			 jackpots shall have a progressive meter visible to patrons. If any part of the
			 distribution to the progressive jackpots is being used to fund a secondary
			 jackpot, visible signage informing players of this supplemental distribution
			 shall be placed in the immediate area of the table. The existence of
			 progressive jackpots and the distributions to those jackpots shall be set forth
			 in the "rules of the game" within a facility manager's internal controls for
			 each game having a progressive jackpot. Each table game not meeting this
			 distribution requirement shall be deemed an unauthorized gambling
			 game.
(b) At least five days before
			 the cancellation of any table game that includes a progressive jackpot that has
			 not been awarded, the facility manager shall submit a plan for disbursement of
			 that jackpot for approval by the executive director.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-10 - Chip specifications

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(a)
			 Each value chip issued by a facility manager shall have the following
			 characteristics:
(1) Be round;
(2) have clearly and permanently impressed,
			 engraved, or imprinted on it the name of the facility manager and the specific
			 value of the chip;
(3) have, at
			 least on one side of the chip, the name of the city or other locality and the
			 state in which the gaming facility is located and either the manufacturer's
			 name or a distinctive logo or other mark identifying the
			 manufacturer;
(4) have its center
			 portion impressed, engraved, or imprinted with the value of the chip and the
			 name of the facility manager that is issuing the chip;
(5) utilize a different center shape for each
			 denomination;
(6) be designed so
			 that the specific denomination of a chip can be determined on surveillance
			 camera monitors when placed in a stack of chips of other denominations;
			 and
(7) be designed, manufactured,
			 and constructed so as to prevent the counterfeiting of value chips.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-11 - Submission of chips for review and approval

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(a) Each facility manager shall submit a
			 sample of each denomination of value chips and non-value chips to the executive
			 director for approval. No facility manager shall utilize these chips for gaming
			 purposes until approved in writing by the executive director.
(b) In requesting approval of any chips, a
			 facility manager shall submit to the commission a detailed schematic of its
			 proposed chips and a sample chip. The detailed schematic shall show the front,
			 back, and edge of each denomination of value chip and each non-value chip and
			 the design and wording to be contained on the chip. If the design schematics or
			 chip is approved by the executive director, no value chip or non-value chip
			 shall be issued or utilized unless a sample of each denomination of value chip
			 and each color of non-value chip is also submitted to and approved by the
			 executive director.
(c) The
			 facility manager shall provide the name and address of the chip manufacturer to
			 the commission.
(d) No facility
			 manager or other person licensed by the commission shall manufacture for, sell
			 to, distribute to, or use in any gaming facility outside of Kansas any value
			 chips or non-value chips having the same design as that approved for use in
			 Kansas.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-12 - Primary, secondary, and reserve sets of gaming chips

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Unless otherwise authorized by the executive director, each
				facility manager shall have a primary set of value chips, a separate secondary
				set of value chips, a primary set of non-value chips, and a non-value chip
				reserve, which shall conform to the color and design specifications set forth
				in K.A.R. 112-108-10. An approved
				secondary set of value chips and reserve non-value chips shall be placed into
				active play when the primary set of value chips or non-value chips is
				removed.
(a) The secondary set of
			 value chips shall have different secondary colors than the primary set and
			 shall be required for all denominations.
(b) Each facility manager shall have a
			 non-value chip reserve for each color utilized in the gaming facility with a
			 design insert or symbol different from those non-value chips comprising the
			 primary set.
(c) The facility
			 manager shall remove the primary set of gaming chips from active play if at
			 least one of the following conditions is met:
(1) A determination is made by the facility
			 manager that the gaming facility is receiving a significant number of
			 counterfeit chips.
(2) Any other
			 impropriety or defect in the utilization of the primary set of chips makes
			 removal of the primary set necessary.
(3) The executive director orders the removal
			 because of security or integrity.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-13 - Exchange of value chips or non-value chips

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(a) Chips shall be issued to a person only at
			 the request of that person and shall not be given as change in any other
			 transaction. Chips shall be issued to gaming facility patrons at cashiers'
			 cages or at the live table games. Chips may be redeemed at cashiers'
			 cages.
(b) Chips shall be redeemed
			 only by a facility manager for its patrons and shall not be knowingly redeemed
			 from a source other than a patron. Employees of the facility manager may redeem
			 chips they have received as gratuities as allowed under these
			 regulations.
(c) Each facility
			 manager shall redeem its own chips by cash or by check dated the day of the
			 redemption on an account of the facility manager as requested by the patron,
			 except when the chips were obtained or used unlawfully.
(d) Any facility manager may demand the
			 redemption of its chips from any person in possession of them. That person
			 shall redeem the chips upon presentation of an equivalent amount of cash by the
			 facility manager.
(e) No facility
			 manager shall knowingly accept, exchange, use, or redeem gaming chips issued by
			 another facility manager.
(f) Each
			 facility manager shall cause to be posted and remain posted, in a prominent
			 place on the front of a cashier's cage, a sign that reads as follows: "Gaming
			 chips issued by another facility manager cannot be used, exchanged, or redeemed
			 at this gaming facility."
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-14 - Receipt of gaming chips from manufacturer

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(a) When chips are received from the
			 manufacturer, the chips shall be opened and checked by at least two employees,
			 one from the table games department and one from the security department of the
			 facility manager. Any deviation between the invoice accompanying the chips and
			 the actual chips received or any defects found in the chips shall be reported
			 to a security agent of the commission. A security agent of the commission shall
			 be notified by both the gaming supplier and the facility manager of the time of
			 delivery of any chips to the facility manager.
(b) After checking the chips received, the
			 facility manager shall report in a chip inventory ledger each denomination of
			 the chips received, the number of each denomination of chips received, the
			 number and description of all non-value chips received, the date of receipt,
			 and the signature of the individuals who checked the chips. Chip shall be
			 divided into the following categories:
(1)
			 Primary chips for current use;
(2)
			 reserve chips that may be placed into play as the need arises; and
(3) secondary chips, both value chips and
			 non-value chips, that are held to replace the primary set when
			 needed.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-15 - Inventory of chips

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(a) Chips
			 shall be taken from or returned to either the reserve chip inventory or the
			 secondary set of chips in the presence of at least two individuals, one from
			 the table games department and one from the security department of the facility
			 manager. The denominations, number, and amount of chips taken or returned shall
			 be recorded in the chip inventory ledger, together with the date and signatures
			 of the two individuals carrying out this process.
(b) The facility manager's accounting
			 department shall monthly compute and record the unredeemed liability for each
			 denomination of chips, take an inventory of chips in circulation, and record
			 the result of this inventory in the chip inventory ledger. The accounting
			 department shall take a monthly inventory of reserve chips and secondary chips
			 and record the result of this inventory in the chip inventory ledger. Each
			 individual who inspected and counted the chips shall sign either the inventory
			 ledger or other supporting documentation. The procedures to be utilized to
			 compute the unredeemed liability and to inventory chips in circulation, reserve
			 chips, and secondary chips shall be submitted in the internal controls to the
			 commission for approval. A physical inventory of chips in reserve shall be
			 required annually only if the inventory procedures incorporate a
			 commission-sealed, locked compartment and the seals have not been broken. Seals
			 shall be broken only by a commission agent, with each violation of this
			 requirement reported upon discovery to a commission agent on duty.
(c) During non-gaming hours, all chips in the
			 possession of the facility manager shall be stored in the chip bank, in the
			 vault, or in a locked compartment in a cashier's cage, except that chips may be
			 locked in a transparent compartment on gaming tables if there is adequate
			 security as approved by the commission.
(d) The internal control system shall include
			 procedures for the removal and destruction of damaged chips from the gaming
			 facility inventory.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-16 - Destruction of chips

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(a) At
			 least 10 days before the anticipated destruction of chips, a facility manager
			 shall notify the commission in writing of the following:
(1) The date on which and the location at
			 which the destruction will be performed;
(2) the denomination of the chips to be
			 destroyed;
(3) the number and
			 amount of value chips to be destroyed;
(4) the description and number of non-value
			 chips to be destroyed; and
(5) a
			 detailed explanation of the method of destruction.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-17 - Counterfeit chips

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(a) The
			 facility manager shall notify a commission security agent when a counterfeit
			 chip is discovered and shall deliver the counterfeit chip to the commission
			 security agent to investigate criminal prosecution.
(b) Each facility manager shall record the
			 following information regarding counterfeit chips:
(1) The number and denominations, actual and
			 purported, of the coins and counterfeit chips destroyed or otherwise disposed
			 of pursuant to this regulation;
(2)
			 the month during which they were discovered;
(3) the date, place, and method of
			 destruction or other disposition, including, in the case of foreign coin
			 exchanges, the exchange rate and the identity of the bank, exchange company, or
			 other business or person at which or with whom the coins are exchanged;
			 and
(4) the names of the persons
			 carrying out the destruction or other disposition on behalf of the facility
			 manager.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-18 - Tournament chips and tournaments

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(a) "Tournament chip" shall mean a chip or
			 chiplike object issued by a facility manager for use in tournaments at the
			 facility manager's gaming facility.
(b) Tournament chips shall be designed,
			 manufactured, approved, and used in accordance with the provisions of this
			 article applicable to chips, except as follows:
(1) Tournament chips shall be of a shape and
			 size and have any other specifications necessary to make the chips
			 distinguishable from other chips used at the gaming facility.
(2) Each side of each tournament chip shall
			 conspicuously bear the inscription "No Cash Value."
(3) Tournament chips shall not be used, and
			 facility managers shall not permit their use, in transactions other than the
			 tournaments for which the chips are issued.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-19 - Promotional activities

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(a) Each
			 facility manager shall establish a system of internal controls for promotional
			 giveaways, conduct of promotional games, and similar activities. The internal
			 controls shall be submitted to the commission under K.A.R. 112-104-1. Each
			 promotion shall meet the following requirements:
(1) No false or misleading statements,
			 written or oral, shall be made by a facility manager or its employees or agents
			 regarding any aspect of any promotional activity.
(2) The promotional activity shall meet the
			 requirements of all applicable laws and regulations and shall not constitute
			 illegal gambling under federal or state law. An affidavit of compliance shall
			 be signed by the legal counsel of the facility manager and be maintained on
			 file for two years from the last day of the event.
(3) The facility manager shall create dated,
			 written rules governing the promotional activity that shall be immediately
			 available to the public and the commission upon request. The facility manager
			 shall maintain the rules of the event and all amendments, including criteria
			 for entry and winning, prizes awarded, and prize winners, for at least two
			 years from the last day of the event.
(4) All prizes offered in the promotional
			 activity shall be awarded according to the facility manager's rules governing
			 the event.
(5) The facility
			 manager's employees shall not be permitted to participate as players in any
			 gambling, including promotional games, at the facility manager's gaming
			 facility, including games for which there is no cost to participate.
(6) The facility manager shall designate in
			 its internal control system an employee position acceptable to the commission
			 that shall be responsible for ensuring adherence to the requirements in this
			 regulation.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-20 - Table game and poker cards; specifications

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(a) Unless otherwise documented in the
			 internal controls and approved by the commission, all cards used for table
			 games shall meet all of the following requirements:
(1) Cards shall be in standard decks of 52
			 cards, with each card identical in size and shape to every other card in the
			 deck or as otherwise documented in the internal controls and approved by the
			 commission.
(2) Each standard deck
			 shall be composed of four suits: diamonds, spades, clubs, and hearts.
(3) Each suit shall consist of 13 cards: ace,
			 king, queen, jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, and 2. The face of the ace, king,
			 queen, jack, and 10 value cards may contain an additional marking, as
			 documented in the internal controls and approved by the commission, that will
			 permit a dealer, before exposing the dealer's hole card at the game of
			 blackjack, to determine the value of that hole card.
(4) The backs of all cards in the deck shall
			 be identical and no card shall contain any marking, symbol, or design that will
			 enable a person to know the identity of any element printed on the face of the
			 card or that will in any way differentiate the back of that card from any other
			 card in the deck.
(5) The backs of
			 all cards in the deck shall be designed so as to diminish as far as possible
			 the ability of any person to place concealed markings on the backs.
(6) The design to be placed on the backs of
			 cards used by facility managers shall contain the name or trade name of the
			 facility manager where the cards are to be used and shall be submitted to the
			 executive director for approval before use of the cards in gaming
			 activity.
(7) Each deck of cards
			 for use in table games as defined in K.A.R. 112-108-1 shall be packaged
			 separately with cellophane, shrink wrap, or another similar material as
			 documented in the internal controls and approved by the commission. The
			 packaging shall have a tamper-resistant security seal and a tear band. Each
			 deck of poker cards shall be packaged in sets of two decks through the use of
			 cellophane, shrink wrap, or another similar material as documented in the
			 internal controls and approved by the commission and have a tamper-resistant
			 security seal and a tear band.
(8)
			 Nothing in this regulation shall prohibit decks of cards with one or more
			 jokers. However, jokers may be used by the facility manager only in the play
			 ofany games documented in the internal controls and approved by the commission
			 for that manner of play.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-21 - Table game cards; receipt, storage, inspections, and removal from use

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(a) Each facility
			 manager shall use only plastic cards that have been approved by the commission
			 as specified in K.A.R. 112-108-20.
(b) Each facility manager shall ensure that
			 each card storage area contains an inventory ledger and that the facility
			 manager's employees update the ledger when cards are added or removed from that
			 storage area.
(c) When a deck of
			 table game cards, including poker cards, is received for use in the gaming
			 facility from a licensed gaming supplier, all of the following requirements
			 shall be met:
(1) The decks shall be inspected
			 for proper quantity and any obvious damage by at least two employees, one of
			 whom shall be from the table games department and the other from the security
			 department or accounting department.
(2) The decks shall be recorded in the card
			 inventory ledgers by a member of the security or accounting department and a
			 member of the table games department. If any discrepancies in the invoice or
			 packing list or any defects are found, the discrepancies shall be reported to a
			 commission agent on duty within 24 hours.
(3) The decks shall be placed for storage in
			 a primary or secondary storage area by at least two employees, one of whom
			 shall be from the table games department and the other from the security
			 department or accounting department. The primary card storage area shall be
			 located in a secure place, the location and physical characteristics of which
			 shall be documented in the internal controls and approved by the commission.
			 Secondary storage areas, if needed, shall be used for the storage of surplus
			 decks. Decks maintained in any secondary storage area shall be transferred to
			 the primary card storage area before being distributed to the pit area or poker
			 tables. All secondary storage areas shall be located in secure areas, the
			 location and physical characteristics of which shall be documented in the
			 internal controls and approved by the commission.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-22 - Dice specifications

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(a)
			 Except as provided in subsection (b), each die used in gaming shall meet the
			 following requirements:
(1) Be formed in the
			 shape of a cube with a size no smaller than .750 inch on each side and not any
			 larger than .775 inch on each side;
(2) be transparent and made exclusively of
			 cellulose except for the spots, name, or trade name of the facility manager and
			 serial numbers or letters contained on the die;
(3) have the surface of each of its sides
			 flat and the spots contained in each side flush with the area surrounding
			 them;
(4) have all edges and
			 corners square and forming 90-degree angles;
(5) have the texture and finish of each side
			 exactly identical to the texture and finish of all other sides;
(6) have its weight equally distributed
			 throughout the cube, with no side of the cube heavier or lighter than any other
			 side of the cube;
(7) have its six
			 sides bearing white circular spots from one to six respectively, with the
			 diameter of each spot equal to the diameter of every other spot on the
			 die;
(8) have spots arranged so
			 that the side containing one spot is directly opposite the side containing six
			 spots, the side containing two spots is directly opposite the side containing
			 five spots, and the side containing three spots is directly opposite the side
			 containing four spots. Each spot shall be placed on the die by drilling into
			 the surface of the cube and filling the drilled-out portion with a compound
			 that is equal in weight to the weight of the cellulose drilled out and that
			 forms a permanent bond with the cellulose cube. Each spot shall extend into the
			 cube exactly the same distance as every other spot extends into the cube to an
			 accuracy tolerance of .0004 inch; and
(9) have the name or trade name of the
			 facility manager in which the die is being used imprinted or impressed on the
			 die.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-23 - Dice; receipt, storage, inspections, and removal from use

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Each facility
			 manager shall ensure that all of the following requirements are met each time
			 dice are received for use in the gaming facility:
(1) The packages shall be inspected for
			 proper quantity and any obvious damage by at least two employees, one of whom
			 shall be from the table games department and the other from the security
			 department or accounting department.
(2) The dice shall be recorded in the dice
			 inventory ledgers by a member of the security or accounting department. Any
			 discrepancies in the invoice or packing list or any defects found shall be
			 reported upon discovery to a commission security agent on duty.
(3) The boxes shall be placed for storage in
			 a primary or secondary storage area by at least two employees, one of whom
			 shall be from the table games department and the other from the security
			 department or accounting department. The primary storage area shall be located
			 in a secure place, the location and physical characteristics of which shall be
			 approved by the commission. Secondary storage areas, if needed, shall be used
			 for the storage of surplus dice. Dice maintained in secondary storage areas
			 shall be transferred to the primary storage area before being distributed to
			 the pits or tables. All secondary storage areas shall be located in secure
			 areas, the location and physical characteristics of which shall be approved by
			 the commission.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-24 - Mandatory table game count procedure

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Each facility manager shall report to the commission the times
				when drop boxes will be removed and the contents counted. All drop boxes shall
				be removed and counted at the times previously reported to the commission. The
				removal and counting of contents at other than the designated times shall be
				prohibited, unless the facility manager provides advance written notice to the
				commission's security staff on site of a change in times or the commission
				requires a change of authorized times.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-25 - Handling of cash at gaming tables

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Whenever cash is presented by a patron at
			 a gaming table to obtain gaming chips, the following requirements shall be met:
(1) The cash shall be spread on the top of
			 the gaming table by the dealer or boxperson accepting the cash, in full view of
			 the patron who presented the cash and the supervisor assigned to that gaming
			 table.
(2) The cash value amount
			 shall be verbalized by the dealer or boxperson accepting the cash, in a tone of
			 voice calculated to be heard by the patron and the supervisor assigned to that
			 gaming table.
(3) The boxperson or
			 dealer shall count and appropriately break down an equivalent amount of chips
			 in full view of surveillance and the patron.
(4) The cash shall be taken from the top of
			 the gaming table and placed by the dealer or boxperson into the drop box
			 attached to the gaming table.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-26 - Table game tips

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(a) Each
			 tip given to a dealer shall be handled in the following manner:
(1) Immediately deposited into a transparent
			 locked box reserved for tips, except that value chips received at table games
			 may first be placed in a color-up tube if approved internal controls are in
			 place for this action. If non-value chips are received at a roulette table, the
			 marker button indicating their specific value at that time shall not be removed
			 or changed until after a dealer, in the presence of a supervisor, has converted
			 the non-value chips into value chips that are immediately deposited in a
			 transparent locked box reserved for tips; and
(2) accounted for by a recorded count
			 conducted by a randomly selected dealer for each respective count and a
			 randomly selected employee of the security department. This count shall be
			 recorded on a tips and gratuity deposit form.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-27 - Table inventory

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(a) Chips
			 shall be added or removed from the table inventory only in any of the following
			 instances:
(1) In exchange for cash 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;
(5) in exchange for
			 a verified automated tip receipt from a commission-approved automated table
			 game controller; or
(6) in exchange
			 with patrons for non-value chips on the roulette table.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-28 - Opening of gaming tables

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(a)
			 Immediately before opening a table for gaming, a table games supervisor or
			 table games manager shall unlock the transparent table tray lids in the
			 presence of the dealer or boxperson assigned to the table.
(b) Either the dealer or boxperson in
			 addition to either the table games supervisor or table games manager shall each
			 count the chips by denomination and verify the count to the opening table
			 inventory slip.
(c) The dealer or
			 boxperson and the table games supervisor or table games manager shall sign and
			 attest to the accuracy of the information recorded on the opener.
(d) Once signed, the dealer or boxperson
			 shall immediately deposit the opener into the drop box attached to the gaming
			 table.
(e) Internal controls shall
			 include procedures for reconciling instances when counted inventory differs
			 from the amount recorded on the opener and shall include the name of the table
			 games supervisor or table games manager preparing a table games variance slip,
			 the signatures required, distribution of each part of the form, and the
			 assurance that one part is deposited in the drop box. Each variance of $100 or
			 more at any table shall be reported immediately by the table games supervisor
			 or table games manager to a commission security agent on duty.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-29 - Closing of gaming tables

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(a)
			 Whenever a gaming table is closed, all chips remaining at the table shall be
			 counted and verified by either two table games supervisors or a table games
			 supervisor in addition to either a dealer or a boxperson, who shall prepare a
			 table inventory slip.
(b) After the
			 table inventory slip is signed by the table games supervisor and the dealer or
			 boxperson, the dealer or boxperson shall immediately deposit the closing table
			 inventory slip in the drop box.
(c)
			 The table games supervisor shall place the opening inventory slip under the
			 table tray lid in a manner that the amounts on the opening inventory slip may
			 be read and lock the lid in place.
(d) Each time a table game is closed,
			 complete closing procedures shall be followed to include the counting,
			 verification, recording, and securing of the chips in the tray, as well as the
			 proper disposal of the cards or dice that were in play. If the game is reopened
			 again on the same gaming day, complete opening procedures shall be followed to
			 include the counting and verification of chips in the tray and inspection of
			 cards or dice and all applicable gaming equipment. The opening and closing
			 inventory table slip for games that are opened and closed more than once in a
			 gaming day may be marked in a manner that indicates the sequence of the
			 slips.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-31 - Procedures for manually filling chips from cage to tables; form procedures

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Cross-fills,
			 even money exchanges, and foreign currency exchanges in the pit shall be
			 prohibited.
(b) To request that
			 chips be filled at table games, a supervisor or table games manager shall
			 prepare a two-part order for fill form in ink entering the following
			 information:
(1) The amount of the fill by
			 denomination of chips;
(2) the
			 total amount of the fill;
(3) the
			 table or game number; and
(4) the
			 signature of the supervisor or manager.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-32 - Procedures for automated filling of chips

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(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.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-33 - Procedures for recording manual table credits

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(a) Three-part manual credit slips shall be
			 used to record the transfer of chips from a gaming table to the cage. The
			 credit slips shall be sequentially numbered by the vendor. The alphabet shall
			 not be required to be used if the numerical series is not repeated during the
			 calendar year. Chips shall not be transported unless accompanied by a credit
			 slip.
(b) The inventory of
			 nonissued credit slips shall be maintained by the facility manager's accounting
			 or security department. The accounting department shall be responsible for the
			 initial receipt of manual credit slips.
(c) If a table game supervisor or table game
			 manager determines that a table credit is required, a three-part order for
			 credit shall be completed in ink by entering the following information:
(1) The amount by denomination of chips
			 needed;
(2) the total
			 amount;
(3) the game or table
			 number and pit;
(4) the date and
			 time; and
(5) the signature of the
			 manager or supervisor.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-34 - Automated table credits

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(a)
			 Two-part computer-generated credit slips shall be used to record the transfer
			 of chips from a gaming table to the cashier's cage. The credit slips shall be
			 sequentially numbered by the computer system, ensuring that each credit in a
			 given calendar year is assigned a unique number. Chips shall not be transported
			 unless accompanied by a credit slip.
(b) The table game manager or the pit clerk
			 shall enter a request for credit into the computer, including the following
			 information:
(1) The amount by
			 denomination;
(2) total
			 amount;
(3) game or table number
			 and pit;
(4) dates and time;
			 and
(5) required
			 signatures.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 112 - KANSAS RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION › Article 108 - TABLE GAMES › Section 112-108-35 - Table game layouts

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(a) All
			 table game layouts shall be consistent with the facility manager's internal
			 controls and meet the following requirements:
(1) Markings on the layout shall be of a size
			 that can be adequately seen by the surveillance.
(2) The odds of winnings and payouts shall be
			 included in markings on the layout when required by the executive
			 director.
(3) The designs shall not
			 contain any advertising other than the facility manager's logo or trademark
			 symbol or Kansas lottery-approved design.
(4) The designs shall not contain any feature
			 that tends to create a distraction from the game.
(5) All other components of the game on the
			 layout shall be of a size that can be adequately seen by
			 surveillance.
(6) A colored
			 depiction of the table shall be submitted to the executive director for
			 approval before being placed into play.