House-banked card game licensees must use a closed circuit television system (CCTV) to closely monitor and record all gambling activities and areas, including, at least:

(1) Each table, including:

(a) Cards; and

(b) Wagers; and

(d) Drop box openings; and

(e) Table number; and

(f) Card shoe; and

(g) Shuffling devices; and

(h) Players; and

(i) Dealers; and

(j) Debit card reading devices at gambling tables; and

(k) TITO-enabled bill validators at tables and the cashier's cage; and

(l) Ticket redemption kiosks; and

(2) The designated gambling areas; and

(3) The cashier's cage, including:

(a) Outside entrance; and

(b) Fill/credit dispenser; and

(d) Cash and chip drawers; and

(e) Vault/safe; and

(f) Storage cabinets; and

(g) Fill or credit transactions; and

(h) Floor; and

(4) The count room, including:

(a) The audio; and

(b) Count table; and

(d) Counting devices; and

(e) Trolley; and

(f) Drop boxes; and

(g) Storage shelves/cabinets; and

(h) Entrance and exit; and

(5) The movement of cash, gambling chips, and drop boxes; and

(6) Entrances and exits to the card room.

[Statutory Authority: RCW 9.46.070. WSR 23-20-017, § 230-15-280, filed 9/22/23, effective 10/23/23; WSR 23-11-108, § 230-15-280, filed 5/19/23, effective 6/19/23; WSR 07-09-033 (Order 608), § 230-15-280, filed 4/10/07, effective 1/1/08.]

PDFWAC 230-15-280

Surveillance requirements for house-banked card games.