Subtitled 'A Casino Surveillance Reference for Management, Directors and other Casino Executives and Personnel', this 28-chapter work contains material on the director, overages and shortages, e-files on employees, understanding rating cards and comps, table game summaries and reports, gaming equipment (as a part of gaming protection), paper trails, computer security and management information systems, slots and the methods cheaters use on them, cheats and scams in relation to various games and how to profile individuals, customer credit, collection and marker bank, marketing, purchasing, currency transaction reports, forgery, checks and counterfeit bills, money counting (soft and hard count), chips, fills and credits, electronic surveillance equipment, evidence control (removal of video tapes), investigations, access controls and door security, key control, pit procedures, the cage (checking identification, emergency crisis planning, workplace violence). Also contains a list of website sources for investigative assistance nationally and internationally, gaming commissions in the U.S. and overseas, names, addresses, phone numbers of major regulatory agencies for each state. It’s an excellent resource for anyone planning a career in casino security. Revised edition. 175 Pages Paperbound 2002