New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter IV - Division of Gaming › Subchapter B - Casino Gaming › Part 5321 - Electronic Gaming Devices and Equipment › Section 5321.12 - Electronic wagering systems

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
(a)
					 Electronic wagering at a table game shall be conducted through the use of an
					 electronic wagering system. When an electronic wagering system is in use at a
					 table game, only those wagers that are specified in Part 5324 of this
					 Subchapter shall be offered at such table game.
(b) An electronic wagering system shall be a
					 dedicated computer system. The computer or server controlling the system shall
					 be under dual-key control by the gaming facility licensee's accounting or
					 finance department and another authorized department as set forth in the gaming
					 facility's approved system of internal controls or sealed, pursuant to section
					 5313.11 of this
					 Subchapter.
(c) An electronic table
					 game shall have the ability to authenticate the transmission of data between
					 the various components of the electronic table game system.
(d) All aspects of an electronic wagering
					 system, including the computer or server and any related hardware, software or
					 related devices shall be tested by a licensed independent testing laboratory
					 and approved in accordance with section 5318 of this Subchapter prior to use at
					 a gaming facility.
(e) An
					 electronic wagering system shall:
(1) credit
					 funds to the game account of a player when a player buys in to a game at a
					 particular table game and debit any remaining funds from the game account when
					 a player cashes out of the game;
(2) permit a player to wager from a game
					 account, collect losing wagers from the game account and pay winning wagers by
					 crediting the amount of the winnings and corresponding wager to the game
					 account;
(3) in player-banked poker
					 games:
(i) debit game accounts and increment
					 pots for wagers placed, and distribute winning pots by crediting the game
					 accounts of the winning players in the appropriate amounts;
(ii) extract the rake from players or pots
					 and debit the game accounts of players in the appropriate amounts;
					 and
(iii) make each player's
					 balance or table stakes visible to all players in the game.
(4) depict the transactions
					 described in paragraphs (1) through (3) of this subdivision through one or more
					 electronic fund displays that are visible to each player;
(5) disclose to each player at all times the
					 current balance in the player's game account;
(6) accurately report and audit the table
					 game's win or loss or player-banked poker revenue; and
(7) be capable of generating reports setting
					 forth, by gaming day, for each table game using the electronic wagering system
					 including:
(i) the total amount deposited
					 into the game account of each player;
(ii) the total amount deposited into game
					 accounts by all players;
(iii) the
					 total amount credited to the game account of each player in payment of
					 winnings;
(iv) the total amount
					 credited to the game accounts of all players in payment of winnings;
(v) the total amount collected from each
					 player as losing wagers;
(vi) the
					 total amount collected from all players as losing wagers;
(vii) for player-banked poker, the total
					 amount deducted from the game account of each player for collection of rake
					 time charges;
(viii) for
					 player-banked poker, the total amount collected from the accounts of all
					 players for collection of rake time charges;
(ix) for player-banked poker, the total
					 amount collected from poker pots for collection of rake;
(x) the total amount withdrawn from game
					 accounts by each player.
(xi) the
					 total amount withdrawn from game accounts by all players; and
(xii) the table game win or loss or
					 player-banked poker revenue.