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Put Game into Play

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Pointers 

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  • Tare Weight can not be less than 0.000

  • Tare Weight can not be greater than Start Weight

  • Starting Tare Weight and Ending Tare Weight can not be different

  • Net Weight can not be less than 0.000

  • Net Weight can not be greater than Start Weight

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Proceedure 

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  1. Confirm the Scale display reads 0.000lbs

  2. Pull the drawer from the bowl as well as any loose items.

  3. Place the empty bowl on the scale.

  4. In Tab Wizard, select >Main or >Settings from the bottom then >Dispenser Setup

  5. Locate the Dispenser#.  Verify its' weight matches the scale weight.  If so, select >Exit. Move to Step 9

  6. Or, if incorrect weight, select the Dispenser#, then >Edit

  7. Choose >Fishbowl then, >Cash

  8. Enter the Scale Weight displayed then, >OK >Exit

  9. Select >Game >Add Game

  10. Choose a desired game from the list of inventory then >Accept

  11. Verify the Dispenser#. Change if needed.

  12. Verify pre-filled information.  Fill any blanks or 0.000 fields.​

  13. Confirm the Scale display reads 0.000lbs

  14. Pour tickets into the empty bowl and place on the scale.

  15. In Tab Wizard, select >Start Weight >Gross Weight

  16. Enter the Scale Weight displayed, then >OK.

  17. Select >Accept if finished

  18. Pull the Add Game Receipt and staple to the Game Flare

Pull Game out of Play 

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Pointers 

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  • Gross End Weight can not be greater than Start Weight

  • Gross End Weight can not be less than Tare Weight

  • Dryout Factor can not be less than 0.000

  • Dryout Factor can not be greater than Gross End Weight 

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Proceedure Part I 

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  1. Tally the total $value of winning tickets in the drawer.

  2. In Tab Wizard, select >Report >Game Reports >Game Status then >Print the report.

  3. Verify the $Value of Winning tickets matches the Out column of the report.

  4. If the values balance, select >Exit and proceed to Proceedure Part II (below)

  5. If values are not in balance, proceed to "Balancing Pre-Pulled Game(s)"

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Balancing Pre-Pulled Game(s) 

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  • Hint:  If the Report indicates a Payout Higher than Physical Tally, then:

1. Subtract the $Difference (Report minus Physical Tally)

2. Select the Rotating Star and select the game to be pulled.

3. Enter the $value of the difference followed by >EXC

4. Select >Void then >Accept

5. Proceed to Proceedure Part II (below)

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  • Hint:  If the Report indicates a Payout Lower than Physical Tally, then:

1. Subtract the $Difference (Physical Tally minus Report)

2. Select the Rotating Star and select the game to be pulled.

3. Enter the $value of the difference followed by >EXC

4. Select >Accept

5. Proceed to Proceedure Part II (below)

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Proceedure Part II 

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6. Confirm the Scale display reads 0.000lbs

7. Pull the Game Flare down

8. Pull the drawer from the bowl as well as any loose items.

9. Place the Bowl+Tickets on the scale.

10. In Tab Wizard, select >Game >Pull Game

11. Select the desired game to pull >Accept

12. Enter the End Weight as the weight displayed on the scale then, >OK

13. As the bowl is now empty, re-weigh the empty bowl and follow steps to "Put Game into Play"

Sample Count | Determining Start and End weights - sdfsdfasdf

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  • Pointer:  It is important when a game is pulled, if the TabWizard displays the pulled game is over or short by more than $20.00 that a Sample Count is performed to verify that the remaining number of tickets vs Tickets Sold is correct.

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In Summary:

  • Starting Weight - End/Current Weight = Weight Remaining

  • Starting Weight - Weight Remaining = Weight Sold 

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START WEIGHT CALCULATION | Based on calculations from a Sample Count

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Sample Count = 100 Tickets

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Part I - Determine Sample Weight & Piece Weight

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  1. Confirm the Scale display reads 0.000lbs

  2. Count out 100 tickets and place the tickets on the scale.

  3. This weight defines the Sample Weight 

  4. Divide the (Sample Weight by 100) to define the average Piece Weight  for a single ticket

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Part II - Determine Total Starting Net Weight (tickets only when game first went into play)

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  1. Locate the number of starting tickets on the game bag or flare. Starting Ticket Count 

  2. Multiply Piece Weight by Starting Ticket Count to get the Net Start Weight  

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Part III - Determine Total Gross Start Weight (tickets and bowl together)

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  1. Confirm the Scale display reads 0.000lbs

  2. Place an empty bowl on the scale.  The weight displayed defines the Tare Weight

  3. Now, add the Tare Weight plus Net Start Weight to get the game Gross Start Weight

  4. Confirm the Gross Start Weight matches what is in Tab Wizard.

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Confirm the Scale display reads 0.000lbs

Place the Bowl with remaining Tickets on the scale.  This defines the End Net Weight

Subtract the Gross Start Weight from 

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If the scale shows a different number then you should pull the game and adjust the number as outlined below:

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  1. Go to ADJUST >> ADJUST PULLED GAMES

  2. Scan or type in the WSGC (Washington State Gambling Commission Number).

  3. Go to the line that reads [ TICKETS LEFT ]  >> ACCEPT.

  4. Enter the tickets left >> ACCEPT

  5. Proceed to Pull a Game Out of Play, Step 6 above.

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