Currency of play, credit play, and borrowing from gaming funds

1. Play of a game must be in United States currency. Play of a game must be on a cash basis. An organization may, by policy, accept checks and allow the use of debit cards. No credit may be extended to a player. Payment by credit card may be accepted only for online raffle ticket sales. The consideration to play a game must be paid before play. An employee may not loan money to a player, accept a postdated check, allow a player to alter a check, permit a player to establish an account by depositing cash for making periodic withdrawals, or any similar practice. An organization may allow a player to buy back a check with cash and may return a player's check to the player as part of a prize payout but may not unnecessarily delay the bank deposit of that check. 2. An employee may not borrow gaming funds as a personal loan or substitute a personal check for gaming funds.