LG750 Paddlewheel With a Table Daily Report: Instructions and Example

The cashier, who may not be the paddlewheel table operator: 

• counts the start-up cash bank for the paddlewheel table activity; 
• records the amount in the Starting Cash Bank section; and 
• signs the LG750. 

A second person, who may not be the paddlewheel table operator, counts the start-up cash and signs on the "verified by" line in the Starting Cash Bank section. This may be done prior to the cashier's count. For example, the gambling manager may count and record the information before the cashier does a count.

A person who is not the paddlewheel table operator or cashier: 

• counts the chip bank inventory; 
• completes the opening Chip Bank Inventory section; and 
• signs on the "verified by" line. 

This may be done prior to the cashier's count. 

The cashier counts the chip bank inventory and signs the LG750. 

Chips may not be transferred from one table to another.

Whenever chips are distributed to a paddlewheel table from the chip bank the paddlewheel chip and cash bank cashier must prepare a fill slip. 

The fill slip must be at least a two-part carbonless form with the following information: 

1. date and time 
2. denomination of chips 
3. quantity and total dollar value, by denomination, of chips 
4. total dollar value of chips 
5. table identification number, if more than one table 

• The paddlewheel table operator completes a fill slip and gives it to the cashier. 
• The cashier counts out the requested chips, signs the fill slip, keeps the white copy, and gives the chips and the yellow copy to the paddlewheel table operator. 
• The paddlewheel table operator recounts the chips and then signs and inserts the yellow copy into the paddlewheel table drop box. 

When additional chips are needed at the paddlewheel table, the paddlewheel table operator must complete a fill slip following the above steps.