N.J. Admin. Code § 13:69N-3.1 - Totalisator reports; wagering revenue; reconciliation
(a)
The totalisator shall be required to generate the following reports as approved
by the Division. Such reports shall distinguish by type and status where
applicable:
1. A Sports Wagering Intake
Detail Report used to detail and support the totals reported on the Sports
Wagering Intake Summary Report;
2.
A Sports Wagering Intake Summary Report used to report gross revenue in
accordance with Division rules;
3.
A Sports Wagering Ticket Redemption Detail Report used to detail and support
the totals reported on the Sports Wagering Ticket Redemption Summary
Report;
4. A Sports Wagering Ticket
Redemption Summary Report used to reconcile cashier redemptions and to
summarize the daily amounts paid out for winning wagers;
5. A Sports Wagering Ticket Expiration Detail
Report used to detail and support the totals reported on the Sports Wagering
Expiration Summary Report;
6. A
Sports Wagering Ticket Expiration Summary Report used to report expired sports
wagering tickets in accordance with Division rules;
7. A Sports Wagering Ticket Voided Detail
Report used to provide a record for voided sports wagers;
8. A Sports Wagering Ticket Liability Detail
Report used to detail and support the totals reported on the Sports Wagering
Ticket Liability Summary Report; and
9. A Sports Wagering Ticket Liability Summary
Report used to summarize the outstanding sports wagering liability.
(b) Wagering revenue generated
pursuant to this chapter shall equal the total of all wagers received less
voided wagers and less amounts paid out for winning wagers.
(c) For sports wagering operations, an
accounting department member shall determine the daily win amount by comparing
a win report from the totalisator to the reconciliation of the sports wagering
drawers. The wagering operator shall be required to report sports wagering
revenue as the higher amount unless otherwise authorized by the
Division.
(d) The wagering operator
shall permit duly authorized representatives of the Division to examine the
operator's accounts and records for the purpose of certifying gross revenue.
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