Mid-Shift Chip Tray Count and Par Verification
Governs scheduled and unannounced mid-shift verification of table chip trays against par and running records without disrupting active play.
Why This Matters
The opening and closing counts bracket a shift, but the hours between them are where trays drift — through error, generous mispays, or worse. A visual par check takes a trained eye ninety seconds and shrinks every end-of-shift surprise to a shift-sized window. Trays that get watched stay honest, and so does everyone around them.
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