Iowa Admin. Code r. 491-12.8 - Dropping or opening a gaming table
(1) The table inventory slips shall be a
two-part form, a "closer" and an "opener," containing the following:
a. The date and time of
preparation.
b. The game and table
number.
c. The total value of each
denomination of gaming chips.
d.
The total value of all denominations of gaming chips.
(2) Whenever a gaming table is dropped or
upon initial opening after a drop, the gaming chips at the gaming table shall
be counted by the dealer or boxperson assigned to the gaming table while
observed by a casino supervisor assigned to the gaming table.
(3) Signatures attesting to the accuracy of
the information recorded on the table inventory slips at the time of dropping
or opening of the gaming tables shall be of the dealer or boxperson and the
casino supervisor assigned to the gaming table who observed the dealer or
boxperson count the contents of the table inventory.
(4) Upon meeting the signature requirements
described in subrule 12.8(3):
a. The closer,
at dropping, shall be deposited in the container immediately prior to the
closing of the table. The opener and the gaming chips remaining at the table
shall be placed in a secured, locked area on the table.
b. The opener, at opening, shall be
immediately deposited in the container.
(5) Upon opening a gaming table, if the
totals on the gaming inventory form vary from the opening count, the casino
supervisor shall fill out an error notification slip. The casino supervisor and
dealer or boxperson shall sign the error notification slip and deposit the slip
in the container.
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