Chip bank services

1. An organization shall sell casino chips at a table only for cash, no checks. A chip may be exchanged for a paddlewheel betting chip at a paddlewheel table. Checks may be cashed by a cashier. Cash for chips sold must be kept separate from all other cash until it has been counted. 2. An organization shall redeem a chip for cash at the value for which it was sold, except when a chip was obtained or used unlawfully. An organization shall adopt a procedure on redeeming a player's chips that ensures that redeemed chips are separated, by value, and counted accurately. A cashier may use a rack to account for one or more sets of twenty chips of the same value. If an organization discontinues twenty-one or paddlewheels at a site, it shall redeem its chips, at its business office or active site, for thirty days thereafter. An employee shall redeem a dealer's and wheel operator's tips through cash on hand. Unless a table has a video surveillance system, a dealer and wheel operator shall redeem the actual chips received as tips. This rule does not prohibit pooling of tips. 3. An employee may not take any chip, including tips, to a location outside the gaming area of a site. A dealer shall redeem tips before leaving a site.