House rules for the tournament, which must also be included in the printed rules, shall include at a minimum: (1) The amount of the entry fee and either (a) the starting number of machine credits, or (b) the period of time allowed for play; (2) How the final round of play is to be determined and the tournament concluded; (3) How many prizes are to be awarded, and the exact description of each prize; and (4) Any additional house rules governing play of the tournament.

This document pertains to the regulations governing progressive table games in Colorado. Progressive table games are defined as tables equipped with a progressive game controller that increases the progressive jackpot liability as patrons make wagers to win the progressive jackpot. The progressive jackpot can be transferred to another progressive table game within the same licensed retail establishment or a different licensed retail establishment in case of malfunction, replacement, or other approved reasons.

Progressive table games must be equipped with an electro-mechanical meter that records all coins-in transactions at the table. The meter must have at least six digits. A progressive table games meter must be maintained at all times. In the event an electro-mechanical meter malfunctions, meter readings must be recorded before and after the electro-mechanical meter is replaced. Electro-mechanical meters must have an accuracy rate of 99 percent or better. (30-1255 added, perm.

Person lawfully playing a slot machine is the only person who can receive the award from a slot machine. A licensee must not give the award to another person to claim. If more than one person is playing a slot machine, including two persons playing a machine together, the award must be given to the person who made a valid wager on the game and completed a valid game play that resulted in the award.

Electronic promotional credit system (EPCS) means a system of components, hardware, software and communication technology that securely transmits credits to and from a slot machine in the form of electronic promotional credits. There are two types of promotional credits in the EPCS: (1) Cashable electronic promotional credits are the total value of cashable credits electronically transferred to a slot machine by means of an external connection between the slot machine and the EPCS.

Slot machines linked to an EPCS must have the ability to recall the last 25 transactions received from and the last 25 transactions transmitted to the EPCS. The transaction logs must include the transaction value, and time and date. Alternatively, there can be a single 100-event log; the single event log must have the type of transaction (upload/download) including restrictions (cashable/non-cashable), transaction value, time and date.

This document sets forth the standards for the electronic promotional credit system (EPCS) in the gaming industry. It applies to licensees operating gaming devices and equipment. The EPCS must have secured communication between slot machines, other devices, and the EPCS, with access controls using individual login and password. System users must be granted requisite permission to ensure adequate segregation of duties. The communication process must be robust and stable, allowing for identification and logging of all transactions for audit and reconciliation purposes.

This document pertains to the establishment of electronic promotion meters in gaming facilities. It specifies that transfers of promotional credits to slot machines must be recorded using the electronic promotion metering methodology defined in section 30-1223. The document also outlines the requirements for personal identification numbers (PINs) used in the electronic transfer process. Patrons are issued unique magnetic strip cards and must establish a PIN. The PIN entry process must allow for independent and confidential entry of the PIN, with successful matching of the entered numbers.

All non-cashable credits must be wagered before any cashable credits are committed. If non-cashable and cashable credits are co-mingled on the credit meter of the slot machine, the slot machine must wager the credits from the non-cashable credit balance first. All cashable credits on a slot machine must be played or paid out at the slot machine.

These legal documents cover a wide range of regulations related to gaming devices and equipment in Colorado. They govern the approval process, inspection, testing, and certification of gaming devices and equipment used in limited gaming. The documents also outline control program requirements, rules for gaming systems, rules for chips and tokens, rules for metal tokens, rules for cards, rules for slot machines, rules for progressive slot machine games, rules for slot machine tournaments, rules for progressive table games, rules for the use of dice, rules for the receipt and storage of dice, rules for the use of tickets, purchase tickets, and slot coupons, rules for ticket-in/ticket-out (TITO) enabled gaming devices, rules for wireless handheld validation units, and rules for electronic promotional credit systems.