New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter I - Division of Horse Racing and Pari-Mutuel Wagering › Subchapter E - Totalisator Systems › Part 4300 - Totalisator Systems › Section 4300.35 - Special reports

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
(a) A
					 totalisator company shall produce any special report requested by the
					 commission no later than 72 hours, unless otherwise directed, after receiving
					 the request:
(1) an odds progression report
					 showing each successive line of odds for the win pool and the time it was
					 displayed to the public;
(2) a
					 ticket history report showing the appropriate portion of the ticket history log
					 for the requested ticket identification numbers;
(3) a terminal history report showing the
					 portion of the terminal log requested;
(4) an outstanding ticket report showing the
					 following information for uncashed winning tickets retained in the totalisator
					 system:
(i) the ticket identification
					 number;
(ii) the wagers on the
					 ticket;
(iii) the date and
					 performance for which the ticket is outstanding;
(iv) the value of the winning wagers;
					 and
(v) the wagering device
					 location and number;
(5)
					 an outstanding tickets cashed report, for a performance, race, or pool, showing
					 each outstanding ticket cashed that day, in the form of the outstanding ticket
					 report, including the identity of the wagering device that cashed the ticket
					 and an indication as to whether the ticket was cashed using a manual
					 keycommission entry or an automatic machine read;
(6) a manually cashed tickets report, for a
					 performance, race, or pool, showing every ticket cashed that day in the form of
					 the ticket history report, the identity of the wagering device that cashed the
					 ticket, and an indication as to whether the ticket was cashed using a manual
					 keycommission entry or an automatic machine read as well as a subtotal for each
					 wagering device;
(7) a canceled
					 tickets report, for a performance or race, showing each ticket canceled that
					 day in the form of the ticket history report, the identity of the wagering
					 device that cashed the ticket, and an indication as to whether the ticket was
					 cashed using a manual keycommission entry or an automatic machine read as well
					 as a subtotal for each wagering device;
(8) a network balance report summarizing the
					 activity and liabilities for each site within a tote-to-tote network;
(9) a teller inquiry report showing the time
					 of each cash balance inquiry made by each teller; and
(10) a wagering report required for multi-leg
					 pools over four legs, showing the amount bet on every combination of the pool
					 and total amount bet. This requirement is applicable only to a host
					 racetrack;
(11) an account history
					 report showing all activity for each account;
(12) inter-track wagering report for a card
					 showing the separate or consolidated report for wagers made at participating
					 tracks, including all money wagered on each runner or combination of runners in
					 each pool for each race. Separate or consolidated reports for the host track
					 and each satellite track and the combined totals are required and any
					 additional reports, as determined by the commission; and
(13) ticket history report and terminal
					 history report, in the case of a wagering device to totalisator network
					 failure, for specific location(s) and time period(s) in order to determine what
					 wagers have been recorded in the totalisator from the remote site, including
					 any advance bets;
(14) report
					 listing time of each pool transmission by betting interest and type of
					 wager.