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Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-10 - Internal Control Systems › Section 3772-10-19 - Count procedures

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Each casino
			 operator's internal controls must detail the count procedures for counting the
			 proceeds from casino gaming.
(B)
								The counting
			 process must be conducted by a count team that is independent of the cashier's
			 cage, the accounting department, all audit functions, and of the transactions
			 being reviewed and counted, unless otherwise approved by the executive
			 director.
(C)
								The counting process must be performed by a minimum of
			 three count team employees.
(D)
								There must be at
			 least three count team employees in the count room during the counting process,
			 until the proceeds from casino gaming have been accepted into the cage or main
			 bank accountability.
(E)
								Table game drop boxes and electronic gaming equipment
			 bill validator canisters containing the proceeds from casino gaming must only
			 be opened and counted in the count room by the count team. Only count team
			 members can handle the proceeds from casino gaming during the
			 count.
(F)
								Access to the count room must be restricted as
			 follows:
(1)
									When proceeds from casino gaming are present in the count
			 room, access is limited to members of the count team, security, main bankers,
			 and commission personnel. The executive director may conditionally approve
			 temporary access for additional individuals, as requested.
(2)
									When proceeds
			 from casino gaming are not present in the count room, access is limited to
			 those detailed in the casino operator's access controls.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-10 - Internal Control Systems › Section 3772-10-20 - Unsecured currency

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Each casino
			 operator must record the following information for currency inserted into a
			 casino game, but found outside of the table game drop box or electronic gaming
			 equipment (EGE) bill validator canister:
(1)
									The table game
			 number or EGE asset number wherein the currency was inserted;
(2)
									The date the
			 currency was found; and
(3)
									The value of the currency.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-10 - Internal Control Systems › Section 3772-10-21 - Manual game payouts

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Each casino
			 operator's internal controls must detail the procedures for paying manual
			 payouts, which must include the following:
(1)
									Verification and
			 documentation of the manual payout by a licensed employee of the respective
			 department, or requirements for detailed information on payout documents that
			 are generated by casino or slot management systems;
(2)
									Submission of a
			 manual payout two-part form to the cage;
(3)
									Processing system
			 overrides or adjustments;
(4)
									Completing and filing required tax
			 forms;
(5)
									Checking the identity of patrons winning taxable
			 payouts against required intercept databases;
(6)
									Documented patron
			 acknowledgment of the amount to be paid;
(7)
									Documented
			 supervisor verification of manual payouts over ten thousand
			 dollars;
(8)
									The daily review of all manual payouts from EGE. The
			 review must consist of a comparison of the EGE's recorded manual payout meter
			 with the actual amount paid for each manual payout; and
(9)
									Documenting,
			 investigating, and resolving inconsistencies encountered while reviewing manual
			 payouts from EGE. The procedures must include:
(a)
										The variance
			 threshold at which an investigation is necessary. The commission must be
			 notified of variances requiring investigation within one week of the variance
			 discovery;
(b)
										The procedures for conducting and documenting the
			 investigation; and
(c)
										Notification to the commission of the investigation
			 results upon completion.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-10 - Internal Control Systems › Section 3772-10-22 - Tips and gratuities

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Licensed
			 employee's may not solicit any tip or gratuity from any patron of the casino
			 facility.
(B)
								Licensed employee's acting in a supervisory capacity
			 may not accept any tip or gratuity from a patron of the casino
			 facility.
(C)
								All tips and gratuities given to table game dealers
			 must be deposited in a transparent locked box reserved for such purpose. The
			 tips and gratuities must be placed in a pool for distribution, pro rata, among
			 the table game dealers, unless the tips and gratuities are given during the
			 conduct of a player against player contest.
Replaces: 3772-10-22
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-10 - Internal Control Systems › Section 3772-10-23 - Other duties

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								The commission
			 may decertify a casino operator contract if it becomes aware of a contractor
			 that has violated statutes or rules of this state or the federal government.
			 The decertification process is an action against the casino operator that is
			 subject to the hearing procedures and disciplinary actions provided for under
			 Chapters 3772-21 and 3772-22 of the Administrative Code,
			 respectively.
(B)
								Money a casino operator owes to, but is not claimed by,
			 a patron because of a casino gaming transaction is subject to Chapter 169. of
			 the Revised Code.
(C)
								Each casino operator must comply with Chapter 5753. of
			 the Revised Code and with any requests of the tax commissioner in the
			 computation and reporting of winnings, compensation from casino gaming, and
			 gross revenue.
Replaces: 3772-10-04, 3772-10-25, 3772-10-30
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-01 - Definitions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
As used in the rules adopted by the commission, the following
				words have the following meanings:
(A) "Burning cards"
			 means a process performed by a dealer in which one or more cards are removed
			 from the top of the deck of cards and placed in the discard pile after the
			 cards have been cut, and a process of a dealer discarding other cards as
			 required by the game rules.
(B) "Counterfeit chip"
			 means any chip or chip-like objects that have not been approved pursuant to
			 this chapter.
(C) "Non-value chips"
			 means any chip used for roulette or player against player contests that may not
			 be exchanged for currency.
(D) "Pit area" means
			 the areas within a casino facility that are completely enclosed or encircled by
			 gaming tables where access is restricted and casino personnel administer and
			 supervise the games played.
(E) "Rake" means a
			 commission charged by the casino operator for maintaining or dealing a game,
			 including an entry fee for a player against player contest.
(F)
			 "Table game mechanism" means a component that is critical to the operation of a
			 table game, as determined by the executive director, including any wheel
			 apparatus used for outcome determination.
(G) "Value chip" means
			 a chip with a value impressed, engraved, or imprinted on the chip that may be
			 exchanged for currency.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-02 - Approval of table games and publication of table game information

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								A casino operator must not operate a table game or
			 table game mechanism unless the table game and the table game mechanism have
			 been approved by the executive director. The executive director may require an
			 independent testing laboratory evaluation of the proposed table game and table
			 game mechanism before it is approved for use or at any time
			 thereafter.
(B)
								A casino operator must submit internal controls for the
			 operation of any table game. The controls must include:
(1)
									Procedures for
			 dealing the game;
(2)
									Proceudres for handling game irregularities;
			 and
(3)
									Procedures for collecting and paying
			 wagers.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-03 - Table game supervision

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Each casino
			 operator must maintain staffing of table games supervisors or similar positions
			 as approved by the executive director.
(B)
								The table games
			 supervisors and the oversight of their assigned table games and pit operations
			 must be directly supervised by either a table games manager or casino shift
			 manager.
(C)
								The casino shift manager must assign table games
			 managers specific responsibilities regarding activities associated with
			 specific tables.
Replaces: 3772-11-35
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-04 - Minimum and maximum table game wagers

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								All minimum and
			 maximum wagers must be posted at each table and may be changed between games by
			 posting new table limits.
(B)
								If the minimum or maximum wager is changed, the sign
			 must be changed to reflect the new amount. A casino operator may allow the
			 following bets during a table limit change:
(1)
									Patrons who were
			 playing when minimum table limits were raised may continue to place bets under
			 the old table minimum limit; and
(2)
									Patrons who were
			 playing when a maximum table limit was lowered may be allowed to continue
			 placing bets under the previous table maximum bet.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-05 - Dealer hand clearing

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Each dealer must clear their hands in
				view of all persons in the immediate area and surveillance before and after
				touching their body and when entering and exiting the game. "Clearing" one's
				hands means holding and placing both hands out in front of the body with the
				fingers of both hands spread and rotating the hands to expose both the palms
				and the backs of the hands to demonstrate that the hands are
				empty.
Replaces: 3772-11-38
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-06 - Table inventory

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(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.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-07 - Patron exchanges

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Whenever a patron
			 presents cash, tickets, or other physical payment instrument to a dealer at a
			 gaming table to obtain gaming chips, the following requirements must be
			 met:
(1)
									The
			 physical payment instrument, if applicable, must be spread on the top of the
			 gaming table by the dealer in full view of the patron who presented it and the
			 supervisor assigned to that gaming table;
(2)
									The physical
			 payment instrument, if applicable, must be taken from the top of the gaming
			 table and placed by the dealer into the drop box.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-08 - Opening of gaming tables

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Immediately
			 before opening a table for gaming, a table games supervisor or table games
			 manager must unlock the transparent table tray lids in the presence of the
			 dealer assigned to the table.
(B)
								The dealer in
			 addition to either the table games supervisor or table games manager must each
			 count the chips by denomination, in accordance with requirements for proving
			 chips, and verify the count to the opening table inventory
			 slip.
(C)
								The dealer and the table games supervisor or table
			 games manager must sign and attest to the accuracy of the information recorded
			 on the opener.
(D)
								Once signed, the opener must be deposited into the drop
			 box attached to the gaming table.
(E)
								Internal controls
			 must include procedures for reconciling instances when counted inventory
			 differs from the amount recorded on the opener and must 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 one
			 hundred dollars or more at any table must be reported immediately by the table
			 games supervisor or table games manager to a commission gaming agent on
			 duty.
Replaces: 3772-11-27
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-09 - Closing of gaming tables

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Whenever a gaming
			 table is closed, all chips remaining at the table must be counted and verified,
			 in accordance with requirements for proving chips, by either two table games
			 supervisors or a table games supervisor in addition to a dealer, who must
			 prepare a table inventory slip.
(B)
								After the table
			 inventory slip is signed by the table games supervisor and the dealer, the
			 closing table inventory slip must be deposited in the drop box.
(C)
								The table games
			 supervisor must 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 must 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 must 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.
(E)
								During
			 twenty-four hour gaming, a closing table inventory slip or list of closing
			 inventories by table and pit must be prepared for that gaming day.
Replaces: 3772-11-28
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-10 - Gaming table chip fills

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Each casino
			 operator must establish internal controls identifying the positions that have
			 authority to initiate fills, credits, or enter related data into the casino's
			 automated table system.
(B)
								The internal controls must detail the procedures to
			 initiate the request for fill process. If a request for fill slip is used,
			 procedures for distribution of the slip must be included in the internal
			 controls.
(C)
								The designated positions must 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 date and time; and
(5)
									The required
			 signature or computer identification code of the preparers.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-11 - Gaming table chip credits

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Two-part
			 computer-generated credit slips must be used to record the transfer of chips
			 from a gaming table to the cashier's cage. The credit slips must be
			 sequentially numbered by the computer system, ensuring that each credit in a
			 given calendar year is assigned a unique number. Chips must not be transported
			 unless accompanied by a credit slip.
(B)
								The positions
			 designated in the casino operator's internal controls must 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)
									Date and time; and
(5)
									Required
			 signatures or computer identification code of the preparers.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-12 - Table game secondary procedures

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Each casino operator must have a
				secondary method documented in the internal controls that must allow for the
				table game fills and credits to be processed when the primary automated system
				is unavailable.
Replaces: 3772-11-32
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-13 - Table games inspection and maintenance

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Each casino
			 operator must establish the following procedures in the internal controls for
			 inspecting and maintaining roulette wheels, big six wheels, and any other table
			 game mechanisms:
(1)
									Procedures for and personnel involved in inspecting and
			 balancing wheels and other table game mechanisms before a table is opened for
			 play;
(2)
									Procedures for inspecting any roulette balls that may
			 be played in that gaming day;
(3)
									Procedures for
			 assessing the randomness of game outcomes;
(4)
									Logging of
			 inspections and maintenance; and
(5)
									A maintenance
			 schedule for games with table game mechanisms.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-14 - Progressive table games

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Each table game that includes
				progressive manual payouts must have a progressive meter visible to patrons. If
				any part of the distribution to the progressive manual payouts is being used to
				fund a secondary manual payout, visible signage informing players of this
				supplemental distribution must be placed in the immediate area of the table.
				The existence of progressive manual payouts and the distributions to those
				manual payouts must be set forth in the published rules for each game having a
				progressive manual payout.
Replaces: 3772-11-29
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-15 - Instructional table games

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								A casino operator
			 may offer instructional table games if all of the following conditions are
			 met:
(1)
									Only
			 canceled cards and dice are used;
(2)
									Gaming chips used
			 in the instructional table game are marked "no cash value" or are distinctively
			 different from any value and non-value chips used in the casino facility and
			 can be readily seen if intermingled into a stack of active chips of a similar
			 color;
(3)
									No wagering is permitted;
(4)
									No prizes are
			 awarded in association with the games; and
(5)
									All participants
			 are at least twenty-one years of age.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-16 - Required gaming chips

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Unless otherwise
			 authorized by the executive director, each casino operator must have a primary
			 set of value chips, and a separate secondary set of value
			 chips.
(B)
								The secondary set of value chips must have different
			 secondary colors than the primary set for all denominations of twenty-five
			 dollars and higher.
(C)
								A casino operator must remove a set of value or
			 non-value chips from active play if any one of the following conditions are
			 met:
(1)
									A
			 determination is made by the casino operator that the casino facility is
			 receiving a significant number of counterfeit chips;
(2)
									Any impropriety
			 or defect in the utilization of a set of value or non-value chips makes removal
			 of the set necessary; or
(3)
									The executive director orders the removal of any set of
			 chips.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-17 - Chip specifications

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Casino operators
			 must submit a detailed schematic and production sample of proposed value chips
			 and non-value chips to the executive director for approval before placing them
			 into circulation.
(B)
								The detailed schematic must 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.
(C)
								Each value and
			 non-value chip must be designed, manufactured, and constructed to prevent
			 counterfeiting.
(D)
								A casino operator must notify a gaming agent upon
			 discovering a counterfeit chip and must deliver the counterfeit chip to the
			 gaming agent.
(E)
								Each value and non-value chip must have its center
			 portion impressed, engraved, imprinted, or inlaid with the name of the casino
			 facility that is issuing the chip.
(F)
								Each value chip
			 issued by a casino operator must have the following characteristics:
(1)
									Be
			 round;
(2)
									Have its center portion impressed, engraved, imprinted,
			 or inlaid with the 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 casino facility is located and either the manufacturer's name or a
			 distinctive logo or other mark identifying the manufacturer;
(4)
									Utilize a
			 different center shape for each denomination; and
(5)
									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.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-18 - Transportation of table game mechanisms and gaming chips

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								A casino operator must notify the executive director at
			 least five days in advance of a proposed transportation of table game
			 mechanisms or gaming chips and comply with any conditions imposed by the
			 executive director. The notice must include the following information:
(1)
									The full name and
			 address of the licensee causing transportation of the table game mechanisms or
			 gaming chips;
(2)
									The full name and address of the entity receiving the
			 table game mechanisms or gaming chips;
(3)
									The quantity,
			 manufacturer's make, model, and identifying number, including the approved
			 artwork number, of each item, if applicable;
(4)
									The expected date
			 the table game mechanisms or gaming chips will be transported;
			 and
(5)
									The expected date of delivery of the table game
			 mechanisms or gaming chips.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-19 - Receipt, inventory, and storage of gaming chips

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Casino operators
			 must open and inspect any shipment of gaming chips upon receipt. The inspection
			 must be performed by at least two licensed employees from different
			 departments, one of which must be from the cage department and the other from
			 the security or table games department.
(B)
								All employees
			 participating in the inspection must sign the invoice attesting that the
			 delivered chips match the amount, denominations, and designs listed on the
			 invoice. Any deviation between the invoice and the actual chips received must
			 be reported to a commission gaming agent.
(C)
								All chips in
			 possession of the casino operator must be placed in a chip inventory. All chip
			 inventory changes must be conducted in the presence of at least two licensed
			 employees from different departments.
(D)
								The casino
			 operator, at a minimum, must maintain the following chip inventory
			 categories:
(1)
									
			 Primary chips for current use;
(2)
									Reserve chips
			 that may be placed into play as the need arises; and
(3)
									Secondary chips
			 that are held to replace the primary set when needed.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-20 - Exchange of gaming chips

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Chips may only be
			 issued to a patron and only at the request of that patron.
(B)
								Chips may only be
			 issued at cashiers' cages, live table games, and any other location approved by
			 the executive director.
(C)
								Chips may only be redeemed at cashiers' cages and any
			 other location approved by the executive director.
(D)
								Chips must be
			 redeemed for cash, digital currency, or check dated the day of the redemption,
			 except when the chips were obtained or used unlawfully.
(E)
								Any casino
			 operator may demand the redemption of its chips from any person in possession
			 of them.
(F)
								If a casino operator allows for the exchange,
			 redemption, use, or wagering of gaming chips from other casinos, the casino
			 operator's internal controls must detail the procedure for the redemption or
			 exchange, including the logging of the foreign chip exchanges.
Replaces: 3772-11-14
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-21 - Proving chips

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								A dealer must
			 prove chips when opening, closing, filling, or crediting a table by displaying
			 and counting chips in full view of surveillance and a table games supervisor or
			 higher position.
(B)
								Proving chips must include the dealer placing the chips
			 on the table game layout, separating the chips into equal stacks, and
			 displaying each of the chips from one of the stacks individually to show the
			 exact count of chips in that stack.
Replaces: 3772-11-19
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-22 - Destruction of gaming chips

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Destruction of
			 gaming chips must be approved by the executive director. A casino operator must
			 notify the executive director of the proposed destruction at least seven days
			 in advance and comply with any conditions imposed by the executive director.
			 The notice must include 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.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-23 - Card and dice specifications

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Casino operators
			 must submit a detailed schematic and production sample of proposed cards or
			 dice to the executive director for approval before placing them into
			 play.
(B)
								The detailed schematic must show all sides of the cards
			 or dice and the design and wording to be contained on the cards or
			 dice.
(C)
								Unless otherwise approved by the executive director,
			 each die used in casino gaming must 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 casino facility 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 ninety
			 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 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 must extend into the cube
			 exactly the same distance as every other spot extends into the cube to an
			 accuracy tolerance of .0004 inch. The spots must be arranged as follows:
(a)
										The side
			 containing one spot is directly opposite the side containing six
			 spots;
(b)
										The side containing two spots is directly opposite the
			 side containing five spots; and
(c)
										The side
			 containing three spots is directly opposite the side containing four
			 spots.
(9)
									Have the name or trade name of the casino facility in
			 which the die is being used imprinted or impressed on the die.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-24 - Card and dice receipt, storage, and use

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Cards and dice
			 must be stored in a secure storage area with access restricted to appropriate
			 personnel. The storage area for used cards and dice must be separate from the
			 storage area for new cards and dice.
(B)
								An inventory
			 ledger must be maintained for all card and dice storage areas. The ledger must
			 be updated whenever cards or dice are added or removed from the storage area
			 and whenever cards or dice are canceled or destroyed. The ledgers must be
			 reconciled daily and at a minimum include the following:
(1)
									 The current
			 balance of cards and dice of each type on hand in the storage
			 areas;
(2)
									All transactions of cards or dice added or removed from
			 the storage area;
(3)
									All transactions of cards or dice canceled or
			 destroyed;
(4)
									The date and time of each transaction;
			 and
(5)
									The signature of each licensed employee involved with
			 each transaction.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-25 - Inspection of cards and dice before use

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Before dice are
			 used for play, a table games supervisor must inspect each die according to the
			 following requirements:
(1)
									Each die must be tested with a micrometer, balancing
			 caliper used on a flat surface, and a steel set square to ensure that each die
			 is compliant with the commissions specifications and that there is no evidence
			 of tampering or other irregularity. These instruments must be kept in a
			 compartment at each pit which includes games using dice. The instruments must
			 be readily available for use by the commission.
(2)
									Dice inspections
			 must occur at a location in the pit area that is observable by
			 surveillance.
(3)
									Dice may not be scribed or marked after the
			 inspection.
(4)
									Following this inspection, the table games supervisor,
			 in the presence of another table games supervisor, must place the dice in a
			 container on the table for use in gaming or in a locked, access restricted,
			 compartment. The dice must not be left unattended while not secured in a locked
			 compartment.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-26 - Cancellation and destruction of cards and dice

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								All cards and
			 dice used in casino gaming must be canceled or destroyed. Cards and dice
			 permanently removed from new inventory for any other reason must also be
			 canceled or destroyed.
(B)
								The cancellation or destruction of cards and dice must
			 take place in a secure location approved by the executive director, and must be
			 performed in the presence of a member of the casino operator's security
			 department.
(C)
								Surveillance must be notified before cards or dice are
			 canceled or destroyed.
(D)
								If a flawed, marked, or suspicious card or die is
			 identified, cancellation or destruction must be suspended and a gaming agent
			 and the surveillance department must be notified.
(E)
								Cancellation of
			 cards and dice must occur by drilling a circular hole of at least
			 three-sixteenths of an inch in diameter through the center of each card or die,
			 or by other methods as approved by the executive director.
(F)
								Destruction of
			 cards or dice must occur by shredding.
(G)
								Card and dice
			 inventory ledgers must be updated to reflect the cancellation or
			 destruction.
Replaces: 3772-11-23
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-27 - Table game layouts

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
All table game layouts must meet the
				following requirements:
(A)
								Markings on the layout must be of a size that can be
			 adequately seen by the surveillance;
(B)
								The odds of
			 winnings and payouts must be included in markings on the layout when required
			 by the executive director;
(C)
								The designs must
			 not contain any feature that tends to create a distraction from the
			 game;
(D)
								All other components of the game on the layout must be
			 of a size that can be adequately seen by surveillance; and
(E)
								A colored
			 depiction of the table must be submitted to the executive director for approval
			 before being placed into play.
Replaces: 3772-11-34
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-11 - Table Games › Section 3772-11-28 - Prohibited activities

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Casino operators must not:
(A)
									Permit the use of
			 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;
(B)
									Conduct, carry
			 on, operate, or deal any cheating or thieving game or device on the casino
			 facility premises;
(C)
									Permit known cheating;
(D)
									Permit a patron
			 to use any calculator, computer, or other electronic, electrical, or mechanical
			 device to do any of the following:
(1)
										Assist in projecting the outcome of a
			 game;
(2)
										Keep track of cards that have been dealt;
			 or
(3)
										Keep track of changing probabilities.
(E)
									Permit
			 any cheating device to remain in use in any casino facility.
Replaces: 3771-11-08
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-12 - Voluntary Exclusion and Compulsive and Problem Gambling Plan Compliance Procedures › Section 3772-12-01 - Definitions, purpose, and scope of the Ohio voluntary exclusion program

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								As used in agency
			 3772 of the Administrative Code, the following words have the following
			 meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
(1)
									"Excluded entity"
			 means all casino facilities, as defined in section
			 3772.01 of the Revised Code; all
			 video lottery terminal facilities, as authorized in section
			 3770.21 of the Revised Code; and
			 all sports gaming conducted by sports gaming proprietors, as defined in section
			 3775.01 of the Revised Code and
			 the rules adopted thereunder.
(2)
									"Excluded
			 facilities" means all casino facilities, as defined in section
			 3772.01 of the Revised Code; all
			 video lottery terminal facilities, as authorized in section
			 3770.21 of the Revised Code; and
			 all sports gaming facilities, as defined in section
			 3775.01 of the Revised
			 Code.
(3)
									"Ohio voluntary exclusion program" or "Ohio VEP" means
			 the combined voluntary exclusion program, consisting of the Ohio casino control
			 commission voluntary exclusion program, created pursuant to section
			 3772.03 of the Revised Code; the
			 state lottery commission voluntary exclusion program, created pursuant to
			 section 3770.03 of the Revised Code; and
			 the sports gaming voluntary exclusion program, created pursuant to section
			 3775.02 of the Revised
			 Code.
(4)
									"Ohio VEP application" means a prescribed contract that
			 an individual must complete and agree to in order to participate in the Ohio
			 VEP.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-12 - Voluntary Exclusion and Compulsive and Problem Gambling Plan Compliance Procedures › Section 3772-12-02 - Ohio VEP application

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								 Ohio VEP 
								applications will be available for completion at
			 all Ohio casino facilities , video lottery terminal facilities, and the online Ohio VEP portal. If an individual is
			 unable to appear in person at any of these facilities to complete an
			 application and unable to utilize the online
			 portal, the individual may contact staff from the state lottery commission or the
			 Ohio casino control commission during regular
			 business hours to make alternative arrangements to complete the
			 application.
(B)
								 No application will be accepted if it was not completed in the
			 presence of either commission's staff or through the
			 online Ohio VEP portal.
(C)
			 As part of the 
								Ohio VEP application, the
			 individual must select the duration of their participation in the Ohio VEP. An
			 individual may select any of the following time periods as a length of
			 exclusion:
(1) A minimum of one
			 year;
(2) A minimum of five years;
			 or
(3) Lifetime, subject to
			 paragraph (D) of rule
			 3772-12-05 of the Administrative
			 Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-12 - Voluntary Exclusion and Compulsive and Problem Gambling Plan Compliance Procedures › Section 3772-12-03 - Responsibilities of voluntarily excluded individuals

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Participants in
			 the Ohio VEP agree to abide by all terms listed in the Ohio VEP application,
			 including refraining from entering an excluded facility or engaging in or
			 attempting to engage in gaming offered by an excluded entity.
(B)
								Except as
			 provided in paragraph (C) of this rule, participants who violate the terms of
			 the Ohio VEP at a casino or sports gaming facility, or on an online sports
			 pool, agree to surrender to the casino control commission any money or thing of
			 value the individual has converted or attempted to convert into a wagering
			 instrument and any prize won, claimed, or attempted to be claimed.
(1)
									Seized assets at
			 a casino facility will be deposited into the state problem gambling and
			 addictions fund.
(2)
									Seized assets at a video lottery terminal facility will
			 be deposited to the state lottery commission for the sole use of problem
			 gambling prevention and treatment.
(3)
									All other seized
			 assets will be deposited into the problem sports gaming fund.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-12 - Voluntary Exclusion and Compulsive and Problem Gambling Plan Compliance Procedures › Section 3772-12-04 - Responsibilities of excluded entities or facilities

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								This rule only
			 applies to excluded entities or facilities in their capacity as either a casino
			 or sports gaming facility or in their capacity as an online sports
			 pool.
(B)
								Each excluded entity or facility must maintain a system
			 for indicating whether an individual is in the Ohio VEP and must have approved
			 procedures to update the system with changes in the enrollment status of those
			 individuals at least once every seven days.
(C)
								Casino operators
			 must immediately notify Ohio casino control commission staff if an Ohio VEP
			 participant is found on the premises.
(D)
								Within
			 seventy-two hours of an Ohio VEP participant being found on premises or
			 engaging in sports gaming through an online sports pool, an excluded entity or
			 facility must provide to the Ohio casino control commission, in writing, the
			 following:
(1)
									The individual's name;
(2)
									The individual's
			 date of birth;
(3)
									The circumstances of the individual's violation or
			 attempted violation of the Ohio VEP; and
(4)
									The individual's
			 gaming activity, if any.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-12 - Voluntary Exclusion and Compulsive and Problem Gambling Plan Compliance Procedures › Section 3772-12-05 - Removal from the Ohio voluntary exclusion program

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) A participant in the Ohio VEP is not
			 automatically removed from the program at the end of the applicable exclusion
			 period.
(B) Upon reaching the
			 selected minimum length of voluntary exclusion, an individual may request
			 removal from the Ohio VEP.
(C) An
			 individual may be removed from the one-year or five-year exclusion by
			 requesting and completing an unaltered application for removal.
(D) An individual may be removed from the
			 lifetime exclusion, if the individual has:
(1)
			 Remained in the Ohio VEP for at least five years;
(2) Completed the Ohio VEP education program
			 on problem gambling awareness; and
(3)
			 Requested and completed an unaltered application for removal.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-12 - Voluntary Exclusion and Compulsive and Problem Gambling Plan Compliance Procedures › Section 3772-12-07 - Prior voluntary exclusions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) This rule applies only to those
			 individuals who submitted their application to join the Ohio casino control commission's voluntary exclusion
			 program prior to March 1, 2019, and those individuals
			 who submitted their application to join the Ohio VEP prior to the
			 effective date of this rule and have not yet sought removal from the
			 applicable program.
(B)
								
								The individuals who
			 submitted their application to join the Ohio casino control commission's
			 voluntary exclusion program prior to March 1, 2019, may continue their
			 participation and voluntary exclusion from only
			 the four casino facilities in the state of Ohio.
(C)
								The individuals
			 who submitted their application to join the Ohio VEP prior to the effective
			 date of this rule may continue their participation and voluntary exclusion from
			 only the four casino facilities and seven video lottery terminal facilities in
			 the state of Ohio.
(D)
								The application for voluntary exclusion signed by the
			 individual at the time of enrollment governs their
			 participation.
(E) These individuals
			 may submit an Ohio VEP application
			 , pursuant to rule
			 3772-12-02 of the Administrative Code. The individual's selected length of
			 exclusion on this application will supersede their previously selected length
			 of exclusion and will expand to all excluded 
								entities and
			 facilities.
(F) Notwithstanding any
			 rules to the contrary, or the terms of the
			 applicable application to join the voluntary
			 exclusion program , those individuals who selected the lifetime exclusion are
			 permitted to seek removal from the voluntary exclusion program if they comply
			 with  the requirements set forth in
			 paragraph (D) of rule 3772-12-05 of the Administrative Code.
Effective:
				12/21/2022
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:
				3/1/2024
Promulgated Under:
				119.03
Statutory
				Authority: 3772.03,
				3772.033,
				3775.02
Rule
				Amplifies: 3772.01,
				3772.03,
				3772.18,
				3775.02,
				3775.13
Prior
				Effective Dates: 03/01/2019
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-13 - Advertising › Section 3772-13-01 - Definitions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
As used in rules adopted by the
				commission, the following words have the following meanings:
(A)
								"Advertisement"
			 means any notice or communication to the public or any information concerning
			 the gaming-related business of a casino operator through broadcasting,
			 publication or any other means of dissemination, including electronic
			 dissemination.
(B)
								"Direct advertisement" means any advertisement as
			 described in paragraph (A) of this rule that is disseminated to a specific
			 individual or individuals.
(C)
								"Promotion"
			 means:
(1)
									A
			 drawing, contest, game, or similar activity in which no consideration is
			 required to participate or compete for the chance to win a gift, prize, or item
			 from the casino operator.
(2)
									A gift, prize, or item given by a casino operator in
			 accordance with the operator's written criteria and for which no consideration
			 is required.
A casino operator may conduct a
				promotion in conjunction with a commission-approved casino game, provided that
				any gift, prize, or item offered is incidental to the underlying casino game
				and does not require any additional thing of value.
Replaces: Part of 3772-11-01