Seminars for Gaming Professionals

Controlling Casino Operations

Gaming is rapidly becoming the fastest growing and most profitable venture in today’s market-driven economy. The need for effective control of gaming revenue and gaming resources presents a unique challenge to casino operators. Experienced instructors review the major functional areas of a casino and explain the related procedures that are critical for maintaining integrity in the gaming enterprise.

After taking this course, participants will understand the system of checks and balances needed in a casino environment to produce reliable financial records and to protect gaming assets. Controlling Casino Operations provides an excellent foundation for understanding gaming operations for individuals new to the industry.

The following topics will be covered:

The Regulatory Process

Integrity in gaming operations
Casino crime
Licensing procedures

Table Games Revenue Cycle

Table inventories
Table fills and credits
Counter checks
Soft drop and soft count
Risk and internal controls
Table games staffing

Slot Machine Revenue Cycle

Hard drop and hard count
Hopper fills and hand-paid jackpots
Ticket in/ticket out
Risk and internal controls
Hold percentages
EPROM controls

Cashiering Operations

Physical security
Transactions and related risks
Internal Controls
Check cashing and credit

Organizational Controls

Role of surveillance
Role of internal audit

PDEV701 (8 Hours)

Fee: $295

Section A01 – Worthington Atlantic City Campus (10262)
Thursday, Oct. 16
9 a.m.-5 p.m.