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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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.3 - Reserve set of chips and removal from active use

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(a) Unless otherwise authorized in writing by
					 the commission, for each set of value chips that a gaming facility elects to
					 issue in a denomination of $25, $100 or $500, such gaming facility shall also
					 have at least one approved reserve set of chips that may be used as a backup
					 for the set of chips in active use. Each reserve set of value chips maintained
					 for use by the gaming facility shall have different secondary colors than the
					 primary set of value chips.
(b) A
					 gaming facility shall have a reserve non-value chip for each color used in the
					 gaming facility, with a design insert or symbol different from those non-value
					 chips comprising the primary set.
(c) A gaming facility shall remove the
					 primary set of chips in use from active play whenever it is believed the gaming
					 facility is taking on counterfeit chips or whenever any other impropriety or
					 defect in the use of such set of chips makes removal of the chips from active
					 use necessary or whenever the commission so directs in writing. An approved
					 reserve set of value chips and a reserve set of non-value chips shall be placed
					 into active play whenever the primary set is removed.
(d) Whenever the chips in active use are
					 removed from play, the gaming facility immediately shall notify on site
					 commission staff of such fact and the reasons for such occurrence.
(e) Notwithstanding subdivision (a) of this
					 section, a gaming facility shall obtain written commission approval to
					 commingle two or more different samples within a single set of value chips from
					 the same or different manufacturers for a particular denomination of value chip
					 with a denomination of $100 or less, provided that each sample of a particular
					 denomination shall have the same secondary color and edge design. Any approved
					 sample of a particular denomination of value chip within a single set of chips
					 may be placed in or removed from active use by the gaming facility at any
					 time.
(f) Each set of chips that
					 the commission approves for use by a gaming facility shall receive a unique and
					 permanent alphabetical designation. This designation shall be assigned by such
					 gaming facility during the design schematic approval process and shall be used
					 for all inventory procedures. If a gaming facility elects to commingle chips
					 pursuant to subdivision (e) of this section, in addition to the assigned
					 alphabetical designation for that set of chips, each different sample within
					 the set shall also be assigned an accompanying unique numeric
					 designation.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.4 - Nature, exchange and redemption of chips, plaques and table game promotional coupons

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(a) All
					 wagering on gaming tables in a gaming facility shall be conducted with chips
					 and plaques; provided, however, that table game promotional coupons shall be
					 permitted for use in wagering at games authorized by the commission. A gaming
					 facility licensee shall submit to the commission a sample of each table game
					 promotional coupon.
(b) Chips and
					 plaques previously issued by a gaming facility licensee that are not in active
					 use by such gaming facility shall not be used for wagering at gaming tables and
					 shall neither be accepted nor exchanged for any purpose at a gaming table. Such
					 chips and plaques shall be redeemed only at the cashier's cage pursuant to
					 subdivision (g) of this section.
(c) Chips and plaques shall be issued to a
					 patron only at the request of such patron and shall not be given as change in
					 any other transaction but a gaming transaction. Chips and plaques shall be
					 issued only by dealers to patrons at gaming tables. Chips and plaques shall be
					 redeemed by patrons only at the cashier's cage; provided, however, that value
					 chips may be:
(1) issued to a patron in
					 payment of a winning keno bet and as part of a keno wagering transaction in
					 which value chips are tendered for wager; and
(2) used by a patron for keno wagering,
					 including keno wagers in public keno areas.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.5 - Receipt of chips from manufacturer or distributor; inventory, security, storage, destruction

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(a) When
					 chips are received from the manufacturer or distributor thereof, they shall be
					 opened and checked in accordance with the gaming facility's system of internal
					 controls. Any deviation between the invoice accompanying the chips and the
					 actual chips received or any defects found in such chips s shall be reported
					 immediately to the commission.
(b)
					 After checking the chips received, a gaming facility licensee shall cause to be
					 recorded in a chip inventory ledger the assigned alphabetical designation
					 (i.e., active or reserve), the denomination of the value chips received, the
					 number of each denomination of value chip received and the number and
					 description of all non-value chips received, the date of any such receipt and
					 the signatures of the individuals who checked any such chips. If the chips will
					 not be put into active use, the ledger also shall identify the storage
					 location.
(c) Any chips not in
					 active use shall be stored in a secured storage area approved by the commission
					 adjacent to and accessible exclusively from the casino floor.
(d) Whenever any chips are taken from or
					 returned to a secured storage area approved by the commission, at least two
					 employees shall be present and the following information shall be recorded with
					 the date and signatures of the employees involved:
(1) the assigned alphabetical designation as
					 set forth in subdivision (b) of this section, and if applicable, any numeric
					 designation;
(2) the number and
					 dollar amount for each denomination of value chip removed or
					 returned;
(3) the number and
					 description of the non-value chips removed or returned;
(4) the specific storage area being entered;
					 and
(5) the reason for the entry
					 into the storage area.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.6 - Tournament chips

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(a) If a gaming
					 facility conducts table game tournaments, the tournaments shall be conducted
					 using tournament chips.
(b) The
					 identifying characteristics of a tournament chip shall include, at a minimum:
(1) the name, logo or other approved
					 identification of the gaming facility issuing the tournament chip;
(2) the word "Tournament";
(3) the denomination of the chip;
(4) the phrase "No Cash Value"; and
(5) color or design combinations so as to
					 readily distinguish the tournament chips from:
(i) the roulette chips used for the play of
					 roulette at such gaming facility; and
(ii) the value chips issued by any other
					 gaming facility.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.7 - Plaques; issuance, use and physical characteristics

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(a) Plaques may not be issued or used by a
					 gaming facility unless:
(1) the design
					 specifications of the proposed plaque are submitted to the commission and
					 approved. The submission shall include a detailed schematic depicting the
					 actual size and, as appropriate, location of the following:
(i) each face;
(ii) the edge; and
(iii) any colors, words, designs, graphics or
					 security measures on the plaque including the minimum identifying
					 characteristics listed in subdivision (e) of this section.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.8 - Big wheels

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(a) Wheel. A
					 mechanical wheel, circular in shape, with a diameter of less than five feet,
					 the rim of the wheel shall be divided into 54 sections equally spaced sections
					 with 23 containing a color, number or symbol indicating sixth prize, 15
					 sections containing a color, number or symbol indicating fifth prize, eight
					 sections containing a color, number or symbol indicating fourth prize, four
					 sections containing a color, number or symbol indicating third prize, two
					 section containing a color number or symbol indicating second prize, and two
					 sections containing a color, number or symbol indicating first. Each section
					 shall be covered with glass, Plexiglas or a similar material.
(b) Wheel prize depictions shall be arranged
					 clockwise around the rim of the wheel with the color, number or symbol
					 indicating or corresponding to each prize in the following order: first prize,
					 sixth prize, fifth prize, sixth prize, fourth prize, fifth prize, sixth prize,
					 third prize, sixth prize, fourth prize, sixth prize, fifth prize, sixth prize,
					 second prize, sixth prize, fifth prize, sixth prize, fourth prize, fifth prize,
					 sixth prize, third prize, sixth prize, fifth prize, fourth prize, sixth prize,
					 fifth prize, sixth prize, first prize, fifth prize, fourth prize, firth prize,
					 sixth prize, fifth prize, sixth prize, third prize, sixth prize, fourth prize,
					 sixth prize, fifth prize, sixth prize, second prize, sixth prize, fifth prize,
					 sixth prize, fourth prize, fifth prize, sixth prize, third prize, sixth prize,
					 fifth prize, fourth prize, sixth prize, fifth prize and sixth prize.
(c) Spindles. The equally spaced section of
					 the wheel referenced in subdivision (a) of this section shall be separated by
					 spindles constructed of stainless steel or such other rigid, inflexible
					 substance.
(d) A stationary
					 indicator constructed of leather, rubber, plastic or such other firm, pliable
					 substance that shall be used to identify the section occupying the space
					 between two immediately adjacent spindles as the winning section.
(e) Mirror. A mirror shall be used as to
					 enable the dealer to view the wheel and determine a winning section without
					 have to turn away from the layout to do so.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.9 - Roulette; wheels, balls and readers

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(a)
					 Roulette wheel. Each roulette wheel shall be of a single-zero variety or a
					 double-zero variety as described in this paragraph:
(1) Each single-zero roulette wheel shall
					 have 37 equally spaced compartments around the wheel where the roulette ball
					 shall come to rest. The roulette wheel shall also have a ring of 37 equally
					 spaced areas to correspond to the position of the compartments with one marked
					 zero and colored green and the others marked 1 to 36 and colored alternately
					 red and black, which numbers shall be arranged around the wheel as approved in
					 writing by the commission. The color of each compartment shall either be a
					 corresponding color to those depicted on the ring or a neutral color as
					 approved by the commission in writing.
(2) Each double-zero roulette wheel shall
					 have 38 equally spaced compartments around the wheel where the roulette ball
					 shall come to rest. The roulette wheel shall also have a ring of 38 equally
					 spaced areas to correspond to the position of the compartments with one marked
					 zero and colored green, one marked double-zero and colored green, and the
					 others marked 1 to 36 and colored alternately red and black, which numbers
					 shall be arranged around the wheel as approved in writing by the commission.
					 The color of each compartment shall either be a corresponding color to those
					 depicted on the ring or a neutral color as approved by the commission in
					 writing.
(3) A double-zero roulette
					 wheel may be used as a single-zero roulette wheel, provided that:
(i) if a double-zero table layout is used,
					 the "00" wager area on the layout is obscured with a cover or other approved
					 device that clearly indicates that such a wager is not available; and
(ii) appropriate signage is posted at the
					 roulette table to notify players that:
(a) a
					 double-zero roulette wheel is being used as a single zero roulette wheel, and
					 that double zero is not an available wager;
(b) if the roulette ball comes to rest in a
					 compartment marked double zero, the spin will be declared void and the wheel
					 and ball will be re-spun; and
(c)
					 wagers on red, black, odd, even, 1 to 18 and 19 to 36 shall be lost if the
					 roulette ball comes to rest in a compartment marked zero.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.10 - Manual or automated shakers

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(a)
					 All shakers shall be tested and approved as required by Part 5318 of this
					 Subchapter.
(b) Manual and
					 automated shakers that have not been filled with dice may be stored in a locked
					 compartment in a pit stand. An automated shaker that has been filled with dice
					 shall be secured to the table at all times.
(c) At the end of each gaming day, the gaming
					 facility shall inspect all manual or automated shakers that have been placed in
					 use for gaming for evidence of tampering. Evidence of tampering discovered at
					 this time shall be reported immediately to the on-site commission staff. Each
					 such report shall include, at a minimum:
(1)
					 the date and time when the tampering was discovered;
(2) the name and signature of the person
					 discovering the tampering;
(3) the
					 table number where the manual or automated shaker was used; and
(4) the name and signature of the employee
					 assigned to operate directly the table and the supervisor assigned to the
					 table.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.11 - Dice; physical characteristics

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(a)
					 Except as otherwise provided in this section, each die used in a game
					 authorized by the commission shall:
(1) be
					 formed in the shape of a perfect cube and of a size no smaller than 0.750
					 inches on each side or any larger than 0.775 inches on each side;
(2) be transparent and made exclusively of
					 cellulose except for the spots or name of the gaming facility and serial
					 numbers or letters contained thereon;
(3) have the surface of each of its sides
					 perfectly flat and the spots contained in each side perfectly flush with the
					 area surrounding the spots;
(4)
					 have all edges and corners perfectly square and forming perfect 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 and no side of the cube heavier or lighter than
					 any other side of the cube;
(7)
					 have its six sides bearing 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 and shall extend into the cube
					 exactly the same distance as every other spot extends into the cube to an
					 accuracy tolerance of 0.0004 inches; and
(9) have the name, logo or other approved
					 identification of the gaming facility imprinted or impressed thereon.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.12 - Pai gow tiles; physical characteristics

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(a) Pai gow shall be played with a set of 32
					 rectangular blocks to be known as tiles. Each tile in a set shall be identical
					 in size and shading to every other tile in the set.
(b) Each tile used in gaming at pai gow
					 shall:
(1) be made of a non-transparent black
					 material, formed in the shape of a rectangle, and be of a size no smaller than
					 2.5 inches in length, one inch in width and 0.375 inches in
					 thickness;
(2) have the surface of
					 each of its sides perfectly flat, except that the front side of each tile shall
					 contain spots that shall extend into the tile exactly the same distance as
					 every other spot;
(3) have on the
					 front of each tile an identifying feature unique to the gaming
					 facility;
(4) have the texture and
					 finish of each side, with the exception of the front side, exactly identical to
					 the texture and finish of all other sides;
(5) have the back and sides of each tile
					 within a set be identical and no tile within a set shall contain any marking,
					 symbol or design that will enable a person to know the identity of any element
					 on the front side of the tile or that will distinguish any tile from any other
					 tile within a set; and
(6) have
					 identifying spots on the front of the tiles that are either red or white or
					 both.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.13 - Dice; pai gow tiles; receipts, storage, inspections, removal from use, destruction

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(a) When
					 dice and pai gow tiles for use in the gaming facility are received from the
					 manufacturer or distributor thereof, such dice and pai gow tiles shall,
					 immediately following receipt, be inspected to assure that the seals on each
					 box are intact, unbroken and free from tampering. Boxes that are not intact, or
					 on which the seals are broken, shall be inspected at that time to assure that
					 the dice and pai gow tiles within conform to regulation standards and are
					 completely in a condition to assure fair play. Boxes satisfying these criteria,
					 together with boxes having unbroken, intact and untampered seals, shall then be
					 placed for storage in a locked cabinet in the cashier's cage or within a
					 primary or secondary dice or pai gow tile storage area. Dice and pai gow tiles
					 that are to be distributed to gaming table pits or tables for use in gaming
					 shall be distributed from a locked cabinet in the cashier's cage or from a
					 secure primary dice or pai gow tile storage area, the location and physical
					 characteristics of which shall be approved in writing by the commission.
					 Secondary dice and pai gow tile storage areas may be used for the storage of
					 surplus dice and pai gow tiles if approved in writing by the commission. Dice
					 and pai gow tiles maintained in secondary dice and pai gow tiles storage areas
					 shall not be distributed to gaming table pits or gaming tables for use in
					 gaming until such dice and pai gow tiles have been moved to a primary dice and
					 pai gow tiles storage area. All secondary dice and pai gow tiles storage areas
					 shall be located in secure areas, the location and physical characteristics of
					 which shall be approved in writing by the commission.
(b) All envelopes, bags and containers used
					 in this section for dice and pai gow tiles at a pit stand or in a primary dice
					 and pai gow tiles storage area shall be transparent. The envelopes, bags or
					 containers and the method used to seal them shall be designed or constructed so
					 that any tampering shall be evident. The envelopes, bags or containers and
					 their seals shall be approved in writing by the commission.
(c) All dice and pai gow tiles shall be
					 inspected and distributed to gaming tables in accordance with the gaming
					 facility's system of internal controls as set forth in section
					 5313.1 of this
					 Subchapter.
(d) The gaming facility
					 shall remove any dice and pai gow tiles:
(1)
					 at any time of the gaming day if there is any indication of tampering, flaws or
					 other defects that might affect the integrity or fairness of the game;
					 or
(2) at the request of the
					 commission.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.14 - Playing cards; physical characteristics

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(a) Cards used to play at any table game
					 authorized by the commission shall be in decks of 52 cards with each card
					 identical in size and shape to every other card in such deck or decks of cards.
					 Notwithstanding the foregoing, decks used to play pai gow poker and other games
					 as approved by the commission shall include one or two additional cards known
					 as a joker, the backs of which shall be identical in color, design, size and
					 shape to every other card in such deck.
(b) Each deck shall comprise four suits:
					 diamonds, spades, clubs and hearts.
(c) Each suit shall comprise 13 cards: ace,
					 king, queen, jack, 10, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three and two. The
					 face of the ace, king, queen, jack and 10 value cards may contain an additional
					 marking, as approved in writing by the commission, which will permit a dealer,
					 prior to exposing his or her hole card at the game of blackjack, to determine
					 the value of that hole card.
(d)
					 The backs of each card 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 the back of any other card in the
					 deck.
(e) The backs of all cards in
					 the deck shall be designed and manufactured so as to diminish, as far as
					 possible, the ability of any person to place concealed markings
					 thereon.
(f) The design to be
					 placed on the backs of cards used by a gaming facility shall contain the name,
					 logo or other approved identification of such gaming facility and shall be
					 submitted to the commission for written approval prior to use of such cards at
					 a gaming table.
(g) Each deck of
					 cards shall be packaged separately, shall contain a seal affixed to the opening
					 of such package and shall be sealed securely in a cellophane or other such
					 similar transparent, tamper-resistant covering.
(h) Nothing in this section shall prohibit a
					 manufacturer from manufacturing decks of cards with one or more jokers
					 contained therein; provided, however, that such jokers shall not be used by a
					 gaming facility in the play of any game other than pai gow poker or other games
					 approved by commission that require the use of a joker or jokers.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.15 - Playing cards; receipts, storage and removal from use

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(a) When decks of cards are received for use
					 in the gaming facility from the manufacturer or distributor thereof, such decks
					 shall be placed in a secured storage area approved by the commission.
(b) Immediately prior to the commencement of
					 each gaming day and at other times as may be necessary, table games management,
					 in the presence of the on-site commission staff, shall remove the appropriate
					 number of decks of cards for that gaming day from a secured storage area
					 approved by the commission.
(c) All
					 decks, prior to their use at a gaming table, shall be inspected by the dealer
					 and with such inspection verified by a supervisor. Card inspection at a gaming
					 table shall require each deck to be used at that table to be sorted into new
					 deck sequence, by suit, to assure that all cards are in the deck. The dealer
					 also shall check the back of each card to assure that such card is the same
					 color as the other cards in the deck and is not flawed, scratched or marked in
					 any way.
(1) If, after checking the cards,
					 the dealer finds that a card is unsuitable for use, a supervisor immediately
					 shall notify the commission and replace the deck with a new one from the pit
					 stand.
(2) An unsuitable deck shall
					 be placed in a clear sealed envelope, bag or container, identified by table
					 number, date and time and shall be signed by the dealer and supervisor assigned
					 to that table. The supervisor shall either maintain the envelope, bag or
					 container in a secure locked compartment within the pit stand until collection
					 or shall turn the sealed envelope, bag or container over to the on-site
					 commission staff if so directed.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.17 - Card readers

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(a) All card
					 readers must be tested and approved as required by Part 5318 of this
					 Subchapter.
(b) Card readers may be
					 used provided that a supervisor inspects each device at the beginning of the
					 gaming day.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.18 - Hand deals; dealing shoes; automated dealing devices

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(a) Unless otherwise permitted in Part 5324
					 of this Subchapter, a gaming facility licensee shall not authorize hand deals
					 pursuant to Racing, Pari-Mutuel Wagering and Breeding Law section
					 1335(11).
(b) Dealing shoes shall
					 be secured to gaming tables when the tables are open for gaming activity and
					 secured in locked compartments when the tables are not open for gaming
					 activity.
(c) Each dealing shoe
					 shall be designed and constructed with such features as the commission may
					 require to maintain the integrity of the gaming table at which such shoe is
					 used. Such features shall include, at a minimum, the following:
(1) at least the first four inches of the
					 base plate shall be white;
(2) the
					 sides of the shoe below the base plate shall be transparent or have a
					 transparent sealed cutout, unless the dealing shoe is otherwise constructed to
					 prevent any object from being placed into, or removed from, the portion of the
					 dealing shoe below the base plate and to permit the inspection of this portion
					 of the shoe; and
(3) a stop
					 underneath the top of the face plate shall preclude the next card to be dealt
					 from being moved upwards for more than 1/8 inch distance.
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 5322 - Table Game Equipment › Section 5322.19 - Automated card shuffling devices

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(a)
					 Automated card shuffling devices may be used to shuffle and dispense at all
					 card games authorized by the commission in addition to a dealing shoe, provided
					 that:
(1) the automated card shuffling device
					 has been tested and approved as required by Part 5318 of this
					 Subchapter;
(2) the procedures for
					 using such device for shuffling, dispensing and dealing the cards are approved
					 in writing by the commission; and
(3) the internal control procedures ensuring
					 the security of an automated card shuffling device are approved in writing by
					 the commission.
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 5323 - Table Game Standards › Section 5323.1 - Definitions

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(a) Unless the
					 context clearly indicates otherwise, the following definitions are applicable
					 throughout this Part.
(1) Boxperson means the
					 first-level supervisor who is responsible for directly participating in and
					 supervising the operation and conduct of the game of craps.
(2) Jackpot drop box means a box secured with
					 a lock used for the placement of cash or cash equivalents for contribution to
					 the jackpot prizes.
(3) Layout
					 means the table game cover containing designated areas for patrons to place the
					 various wagers of the game and such rules of the game, payoff odds and other
					 information or graphics as the commission may require.
(4) Payout means the winnings that result
					 from a wager.
(5) Progressive wager
					 coupon means non-cashable instruments that may be used for progressive
					 play.
(6) Tip box means a clear box
					 secured by a lock that is used for the collection of gratuities.
(7) Vigorish means the amount that may be
					 charged by the gaming facility on a winning wager as provided in this
					 Subchapter.
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 5323 - Table Game Standards › Section 5323.2 - Approval of table games layouts, signage, equipment and other matters

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(a) The commission
					 may require a gaming facility to submit table game staffing plans, tournament
					 schedules, dealer training programs and schematics of gaming guides, table game
					 layouts, signage and equipment.
(b)
					 For purposes of this section, schematics or physical samples of table game
					 equipment that shall be submitted to the commission for review and approval
					 include:
(1) cards;
(2) dice;
(3) pai gow tiles;
(4) chips;
(5) plaques;
(6) commemorative chips;
(7) manual and automated shakers;
(8) big wheels and roulette wheels;
(9) envelopes and containers used to hold or
					 transport table game equipment; and
(10) other table game devices that are not
					 otherwise required to be submitted to a licensed independent testing laboratory
					 for approval.
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 5323 - Table Game Standards › Section 5323.3 - Table games training standards

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In addition to the requirements set forth in section
						5313.1 of this Subchapter, a gaming
						facility licensee shall, as part of its system of internal controls, establish
						a dealer training program.
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 5323 - Table Game Standards › Section 5323.4 - Table inventories

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(a)
					 Whenever a table game in a gaming facility is opened for gaming, operations
					 shall commence with an amount of chips and coins to be known as the table
					 inventory. A gaming facility shall not cause or permit chips or coins to be
					 added to, or removed from, such table inventory during the gaming day except:
(1) in exchange for cash, table-game coupons
					 or issuance copies of counter checks presented by patrons in accordance with
					 section 5323.10 of this Part;
(2) in payment of winning wagers and
					 collection of losing wagers made at such table game;
(3) in exchange for chips received from a
					 patron having an equal aggregate face value;
(4) in conformity with the fill and credit
					 slip procedures set forth in such gaming facility's system of internal
					 controls;
(5) coin may be used for
					 the purpose of marking vigorish and/or paying an amount won minus the vigorish;
					 and
(6) chips placed on or in the
					 wagering devices used for optional bonus wagers authorized by the commission
					 always shall be placed in the table inventory container.
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 5323 - Table Game Standards › Section 5323.5 - Opening table for gaming

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(a) Immediately
					 prior to opening the table game for gaming, employees assigned to such table
					 shall unlock the container after verifying that such container is the proper
					 one for such table game by matching the table number affixed to such container
					 with the table number affixed to such table game.
(b) The dealer or boxperson assigned to a
					 table game shall count the contents of the container in the presence of a
					 supervisor assigned to such table game and shall reconcile the count with the
					 amount that is supposed to be inside the container.
(c) Signatures attesting to the accuracy of
					 the information recorded on the opener shall be placed on such opener by the
					 dealer or boxperson assigned to the table and the supervisor that observed the
					 dealer or boxperson count the contents of the container.
(d) Any discrepancy between the amount of
					 chips and/or coins counted and the amount of chips and/or coins recorded on the
					 opener shall be reported immediately to management and on-site commission staff
					 at such gaming facility. The pit personnel shall fill out a table discrepancy
					 form, put one copy in the drop box and one copy shall be provided to the
					 on-site commission staff. The gaming facility's security department then shall
					 complete a report and immediately shall forward a copy of the report to the
					 on-site commission staff.
(e) After
					 the count of the contents of the container and the signing of the opener, such
					 slip shall be deposited immediately in the drop box attached to the table game
					 by the dealer or boxperson after the opening of such table.
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 5323 - Table Game Standards › Section 5323.6 - Shift changes at table games

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(a)
					 Whenever table games are to remain open for gaming activity at the conclusion
					 of a shift, the chips and coins remaining at such table games at the time of
					 the shift change shall be counted by either the dealer, boxperson or supervisor
					 assigned to the outgoing shift and the dealer or boxperson assigned to the
					 incoming shift or the dealer or boxperson assigned to the table game at the
					 time of a drop box shift change that does not necessarily coincide with an
					 employee shift change. The count shall be observed by a supervisor assigned to
					 the table game of the outgoing shift or a supervisor assigned to the table game
					 at the time of the drop box shift change.
(b) The chips and coins counted shall be
					 recorded by the supervisor assigned to the table game of the outgoing shift or
					 the supervisor assigned to the table game at the time of a drop box shift
					 change.
(c) The supervisor shall
					 record the following:
(1) the date and
					 identification of the shift ended;
(2) the game and table number;
(3) the total value of each denomination of
					 chips and coins remaining at the table game; and
(4) the total value of all denominations of
					 chips and coins remaining at the table game.
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 5323 - Table Game Standards › Section 5323.7 - Closing table games

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(a) Whenever
					 gaming activity at a table game is concluded, the chips and coins remaining at
					 the table game shall be counted by the dealer or boxperson assigned to the
					 table game and observed by the supervisor assigned to the table game.
(b) The chips and coins counted shall be
					 recorded by the supervisor assigned to the table game.
(c) The supervisor shall record the
					 following:
(1) the date and identification of
					 the shift ended;
(2) the game and
					 table number;
(3) the total value
					 of each denomination of chips and coins remaining at the table game;
					 and
(4) the total value of all
					 denominations of chips and coins remaining at the table game.
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 5323 - Table Game Standards › Section 5323.8 - Distributing chips and coins to table games

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(a) A fill request shall be prepared to
					 authorize the preparation of a fill for the distribution of chips and coins to
					 table games.
(b) The following
					 information, at a minimum, shall be recorded:
(1) the date, time and shift of
					 preparation;
(2) the denomination
					 of chips and/or coins to be distributed to the table games;
(3) the total amount of each denomination of
					 chips and/or coins to be distributed to the table games;
(4) the game and table number to which the
					 chips and/or coins are to be distributed;
(5) the signature of the table games
					 supervisor; and
(6) signatures of
					 every employee involved in the distribution, attesting to the accuracy of the
					 information contained on the fills.
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 5323 - Table Game Standards › Section 5323.9 - Removing chips and coins from table games

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(a) A credit slip shall be prepared to
					 authorize the removal of chips and/or coins from table games to the cashier's
					 cage. The following information, at a minimum, shall be recorded:
(1) the date, time and shift during which the
					 removal of chips and/or coins occurs;
(2) the denomination of chips and/or coins to
					 be removed from the table game;
(3)
					 the total amount of each denomination of chips and/or coins to be removed from
					 the table game;
(4) the game and
					 table number from which the chips and/or coins are to be removed;
(5) the signature of the dealer or boxperson
					 and supervisor assigned to the table game from which the chips and/or coins are
					 to be removed;
(6) time of
					 preparation of the credit slip;
(7)
					 the signature of the preparer or, if computer prepared, the identification code
					 of the preparer; and
(8) signatures
					 from every employee involved in the removing of chips and coins from table
					 games, attesting to the accuracy of the information contained on the credit
					 slip.
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 5323 - Table Game Standards › Section 5323.10 - Acceptance of cash and coupons in exchange of chips or plaques

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(a) Whenever cash
					 or a promotional coupon is presented by a patron at a table game for exchange
					 for chips:
(1) the cash or promotional coupon
					 shall be spread on the top of the table game by the dealer or boxperson
					 accepting it in full view of the patron who presented it and the supervisor
					 assigned to such table game;
(2)
					 the amount of the cash or promotional coupon shall be announced orally by the
					 dealer or boxperson accepting it in a tone of voice calculated to be heard by
					 the patron who presented it and the supervisor assigned to such table
					 game;
(3) the dealer or boxperson
					 shall not distribute the chips to the patron until he or she receives approval
					 from a supervisor; and
(4)
					 immediately after an equivalent amount of chips has been given to the patron,
					 the cash or promotional coupon shall be taken from the top of the table game
					 and deposited by the dealer or boxperson into the drop box attached to the
					 table game.
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 5323 - Table Game Standards › Section 5323.11 - Minimum and maximum wagers, additional wagering requirements

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(a) Except as
					 otherwise provided in this section, the minimum and maximum wagers permitted at
					 any authorized table game shall be established by the gaming facility and
					 approved by the commission.
(b) A
					 gaming facility may offer:
(1) different
					 maximum wagers at one table game for each permissible wager in an authorized
					 game; and
(2) different maximum
					 wagers at different table games for each permissible wager in an authorized
					 game.
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 5323 - Table Game Standards › Section 5323.12 - Payout odds

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The gaming facility shall post a sign at each table game
						advising patrons of the payout odds for the game in effect at that table. The
						gaming facility may change pay tables at its discretion at any time after the
						conclusion of a round of play upon prior notice to the commission, so long as
						the gaming facility complies with the minimum pay tables set forth in Part
						5324. This section is not applicable if the payout odds are imprinted on the
						table layout, as approved by the commission.
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 5323 - Table Game Standards › Section 5323.13 - Rules of games notice

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(a) A gaming
					 facility shall to provide notice of the rules under which a particular table
					 game will operate by posting a sign, or making available other documentation,
					 at such table game advising patrons of the rules in effect at such table
					 game.
(b) Except as provided in
					 subdivision (c) of this section, a gaming facility may not change the rules
					 under which a particular table game operates unless the facility submits and
					 receives approval from the commission in writing in regard to a proposed rules
					 of game amendment.
(c) The
					 location, size and language of each sign or documentation required by this
					 section shall be submitted to the commission for review and approval.
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 5323 - Table Game Standards › Section 5323.14 - Patron access to the rules of the game; gaming guides

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(a) Each gaming facility shall maintain a
					 printed copy of the complete text of the rules of all authorized games and all
					 other information required to be made available to the public pursuant to this
					 Subchapter. Such information shall be made available to the public for
					 inspection upon request.
(b) Each
					 gaming facility shall make available to patrons upon request an abridged
					 version of the information required to be made available pursuant to
					 subdivision (a) of this section. Each such version, to be known as a gaming
					 guide, may be produced in a printed, video or other format.
(c) No gaming guide shall be issued,
					 displayed or distributed by a gaming facility unless and until the commission
					 has approved in writing a sample thereof.
(d) Each gaming facility may display a gaming
					 guide at any location in its establishment. Such display shall not be
					 considered to constitute advertising within the meaning of section
					 5325.6 of this
					 Subchapter.