58 Pa. Code § 609a.15 - Redemption of Counter Checks
(a) A
patron may redeem or partially redeem a Counter Check that has not been
deposited by exchanging cash, cash equivalents, a check issued by a slot
machine licensee to the patron, value chips, gaming plaques, a personal check
in an amount less than or equal to the amount of the Counter Check being
redeemed or any combination thereof.
(b) When a patron elects to redeem or
partially redeem a Counter Check that has not been deposited by exchanging a
personal check for the Counter Check being redeemed, the personal check must
meet one of the following conditions:
(1) The
personal check must be drawn on the bank account in patron's credit file upon
which all Counter Checks are to be drawn.
(2) The personal check must be drawn on
another account that complies with §
609a.3(c)(4)
(relating to application and verification procedures for granting
credit).
(c) The $2,500
per day limitation on acceptance of personal checks in §
465a.20(b)(6)
(relating to personal check cashing) does not apply to the redemption or
partial redemption of Counter Checks provided that the personal check is
accepted in an amount less than or equal to the amount of the Counter Check
being redeemed or partially redeemed.
(d) If a patron has more than one unredeemed
Counter Check, the most recently dated Counter Check shall be redeemed or
partially redeemed first.
(e)
Except as provided in subsection (h), a patron shall initiate all redemptions
or partial redemptions at the cage.
(f) When a patron redeems a Counter Check at
the cage, the cage cashier shall verify the identity of the patron and, after
receiving the cash, cash equivalents, a check issued by a slot machine licensee
to the patron, value chips, gaming plaques or any combination thereof, return
the original Counter Check to the patron.
(g) When a patron partially redeems a Counter
Check at the cage, the cage cashier shall verify the identity of the patron
and, after receiving the cash, cash equivalents, a check issued by a slot
machine licensee to the patron, value chips, gaming plaques or any combination
thereof, prepare a replacement Counter Check for the unredeemed balance. The
replacement Counter Check shall be dated with the same date as the Counter
Check being redeemed. After the replacement Counter Check has been completed,
the Counter Check being redeemed shall be returned to the patron.
(h) A patron may redeem a Counter Check by
mail by sending a written request and cash equivalents, a check issued by a
slot machine licensee to the patron, value chips, gaming plaques or any
combination thereof to the certificate holder. When a patron uses a personal
check to redeem a Counter Check by mail, the personal check must meet one of
the conditions in subsection (b).
(i) When a patron redeems a Counter Check by
mail, the identity of the patron shall be verified by comparing the signature
on the patron's written redemption request to the signature in the patron's
signature file created under §
465a.20(c) or
§
609a.3(f) and,
after receiving the cash, cash equivalents, a check issued by a slot machine
licensee to the patron, value chips, gaming plaques or any combination thereof,
mark the original Counter Check "void" and mail it to the address in the
patron's credit file.
(j) Any
redemption or partial redemption of a Counter Check shall be recorded in the
patron's credit file.
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