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VENUE AUDIT

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by Cameron Armstrong

  • With

COMPLIANCE

  • A3 Think about your choices at main entry to venue.

  • Think sign on ATM

  • Think signs and u/18 not allowed at every entrance to room

  • AML/CTF folder up to date & staff completed training

  • Manual links folder up to date and filled in correctly

  • Info about the odds brochures displayed inside and outside rooms

  • All machines communicating with CMS

  • Resposible Gambling Programs - AHA 2013 poster inside and outside areas

  • Self exclusion program - signs up in venue, cards available on machines

  • Clock visible from every machine

  • Think sticker on each machine

  • Linked machine” details on all jackpot machines

  • Temperature gauges in use

PRESENTATION

  • Staff Presentation –- Uniforms, name tags, hairstyles, piercings & hygiene

  • Reserve sign at each machine with magnets

  • Machine & Jackpots Cleanliness (screens, button panels/buttons, coin trays & all machine surfaces)

  • Machine Talkers - "A5" on right side of all machines same eye level when patron seated

  • Pagers on every machine and in working order

  • Appropriate music, lighting & room temperature

  • Gaming booth is clean and presentable (look from patrons perspective)

  • VIP Signs in good order internal and external

  • General room presentation

  • Plants presentable

OTHER

  • Are all machines operational (any faults)

  • Is there any malicious damage to machines

  • Global Eye - machines up to date, floor layout and data capture

  • Complimentary snacks provided and of great quality when needed several times a day

  • Coffee machine stocked and in working order

  • Complimentary lollie bowls and cold wipes available

  • Payout, drink & till balance sheet used

  • Two staff gaming pagers in working order (volume up)

  • KEY ISSUES AND COMMENTS

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  • Lex Elson-White

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