Game 10.04(2)
(2) Summary of operators. The mutuel manager of the association shall prepare a summary of the pari-mutuel operations report for each racing program to be submitted to the division auditor daily. This shall serve as the original record of wagering activities at the racetrack.
Game 10.04 History
History: Cr.
Register, March, 1990, No. 411, eff. 4-1-90; am. (1) (f),
Register, July, 1990, No. 415, eff. 8-1-90;
CR 03-070: am. (1) (c) Register November 2003 No. 575, eff. 12-1-03.
Game 10.05(1)
(1)
Marking of tickets. To prevent re-entry in the pari-mutuel system for duplicate cashing, the association shall cause each cashed or refunded ticket to be marked in a manner which will not destroy the identity of the ticket but will indicate that it has been cashed, or so indicated by computer imprint.
Game 10.05(2)
(2) Status of outs account. The association shall make available to the division auditor each racing program a computer print-out of outstanding tickets cashed during the previous racing program and, at the request of the division auditor, produce, subject to the limitation in
s. Game 10.04 (1) (c), the actual tickets requested which were cashed during a particular program.
Game 10.05(4)
(4) Records of refunds and cancellations. The seller or cashier or both shall retain and account for all refunded or canceled tickets. These refunded or canceled tickets will be retained by the association, in the manner prescribed in
s. Game 10.04 (1). In the case of a request for an extension, as detailed in
s. Game 10.04 (1), the tickets shall be retained until all audit tests have been completed and the administrator issues a letter allowing for the disposal of such tickets and records. If a refunded or canceled ticket is not available for inspection then sufficient supporting documentation, in the form of a seller cashier history shall be available upon request. In no event shall a refunded mutuel ticket which has been removed from the totalizator system by a key commission entry be accepted by the division auditor as a record of payment unless the actual hard copy ticket is presented during the audit.
Game 10.05(5)
(5) Computer print-outs. Each association shall make available to the division auditor for inspection and review all computer printouts generated by the totalizator system and shall upon request supply the division auditor with copies of such printouts.
Game 10.05(6)
(6) Additional method of calculation. If any written method of calculation or check-up, in addition to the computer printouts specified in
sub. (5) is used or undertaken by the association, exact copies of all such calculations or check-ups shall be delivered by the association to the division auditor as soon as possible after each race.
Game 10.05 History
History: Cr.
Register, March, 1990, No. 411, eff. 4-1-90; am. (2),
Register, July, 1990, No. 415, eff. 8-1-90; corrections in (2) and (4) made under s. 13.93 (2m) (b) 7., Stats.,
Register, March, 1995, No. 471;
CR 03-070: r. (3) Register November 2003 No. 575, eff. 12-1-03.
Game 10.06
Game 10.06 Mutuel facilities; tickets; specification requirements and procedures. Game 10.06(1)
(1)
No reduction in capacity. An association shall not change a totalizator system if the change will reduce the functional capacity of the system without prior division approval.
Game 10.06 Note
Note: An example of a decrease in functional capacity is going from a cash/sell system to a sell only system.
Game 10.06(2)
(2) Totalizators. Each association shall use ticket issuing machines, linked to a computer based totalizator system, that shall:
Game 10.06(2)(a)
(a) Record the progressive, aggregate, and final total in dollars wagered in each pool and on each entry or mutuel field;
Game 10.06(2)(b)
(b) Compute the approximate and final odds in the win pool for each entry in each race at intervals not greater than 60 seconds and relay those odds to the infield display board and to other display devices;
Game 10.06(3)
(3) Final confirmation. For the purpose of confirming the final record of pari-mutuel sales for each race each association and totalizator licensee shall, for each wagering pool, obtain a computer printout or store on magnetic media the following information for each ticket issuing machine for 6 months:
Game 10.06(4)
(4) Locking devices. Each totalizator licensee shall provide for the purpose of locking ticket issuing machines at the start of each race:
Game 10.06(4)(b)
(b) One device located in the tote room for use as an emergency locking device.
Game 10.06(5)
(5) Control of locking devices. The locking control device referred to in
sub. (4) shall be controlled by a division steward. This device shall disable all ticket issuing machines from issuing tickets instantaneously. The execution of the locking control device shall be noted by the ringing of the off-bell. It shall be the ultimate responsibility of the mutuel department representative to assure that “stop wagering" meaning a cessation of all wagering, occurs. In no event shall the association allow bets to be accepted or tickets to be canceled after the relevant stop wagering command has been issued.
Game 10.06(6)
(6) Accounting for individual tickets. For the purpose of accounting of individual tickets, each association shall cause each ticket to be identified by a unique computer generated ticket number.
Game 10.06(7)
(7) Tickets. The association shall cause every issued ticket to have printed on it:
Game 10.06(7)(f)
(f) When appropriate, the designation of either matinee or night program;
Game 10.06(8)
(8) Security for totalizator equipment. Each totalizator system licensee shall ensure the presence of a security system for the facilities housing the totalizator computers when such equipment is located on association grounds or off-site. The security system shall be provided by the association when totalizator equipment is housed on the grounds of the association. The security system shall be provided by the totalizator system licensee when totalizator equipment is housed outside of association grounds. Such security system shall include:
Game 10.06(8)(a)
(a) All entry and exit doors to the computer room shall be locked when unattended. A list of individuals with keys to each door shall be maintained and provided to the division. All doors shall have signs posted on the exterior which read: “Authorized Personnel Only".
Game 10.06(8)(b)
(b) Security camera connected to a 24 hour monitoring system shall be installed to view all entry and exit doors to the computer room.
Game 10.06(9)(a)(a) Each totalizator system licensee shall authorize specific individuals, and may authorize visitors, to have access to the totalizator room. A list of such authorized individuals shall be maintained by the totalizator system licensee and shall be provided to the division. Individuals possessing an occupational license with the division shall be the only individuals permitted to enter the totalizator room on a daily basis.
Game 10.06(9)(b)
(b) Work schedules for totalizator system employees with access to the totalizator room shall be posted.
Game 10.06(9)(c)
(c) A paper log shall be maintained and all visitors to the totalizator room shall sign the log and indicate the time the visitor arrived and exited the totalizator room.
Game 10.06 History
History: Cr.
Register, March, 1990, No. 411, eff. 4-1-90; am. (2) (c), (3), (4) (b) and (5),
Register, July, 1990, No. 415, eff. 8-1-90; correction in (9) made under s. 13.93 (2m) (b) 7., Stats.,
Register, March, 1995, No. 471;
CR 03-070: cr. (7) (L), am. (8) and (9) Register November 2003 No. 575, eff. 12-1-03.
Game 10.07
Game 10.07 Totalizator system: system requirements. Game 10.07(1)(1)
General system requirements. Totalizator system licensees shall meet or exceed the totalizator system features listed in
subs. (2) through
(22).
Game 10.07(2)
(2) Redundant capabilities. Totalizator systems shall have redundant capabilities to ensure the comparison of individual pool totals so that no data is lost due to a processor failure.
Game 10.07(3)
(3) Redundant hardware. All totalizator systems shall have redundant hardware including, but not limited to, the acceptance, recording, and accounting of wagering transactions to ensure that in normal operating circumstances a totalizator system failure will not cause interruption in pari-mutuel operations.
Game 10.07(4)
(4) Stop wagering command. All totalizator systems shall provide a device located in the stewards' stand and the tote room which shall disable all ticket issuing machines from accepting all bets and issuing tickets on all races for which the “stop wagering" command has been issued pursuant to
s. Game 10.06 (5).
Game 10.07(5)
(5) Record of stop wagering command. All totalizator systems shall:
Game 10.07(5)(a)
(a) Identify and record on the system printout which switch issued the stop wagering command;
Game 10.07(6)
(6) Odds board control. The association shall cause the controls necessary to operate the order of finish on the odds board to be located in the steward's stand and be controlled by the association steward.
Game 10.07(7)(a)(a) In conjunction with the totalizator system, the association shall provide one or more odds boards. Approximate odds on each wagering interest in the win pool shall be updated on the odds board at intervals approved by the division.
Game 10.07(7)(b)
(b) All totalizator systems shall provide to the division auditor a computer printout of all dollars wagered on each wagering interest in the win pool and other wagering information given to the public during the wagering period, or such other wagering information as requested.
Game 10.07(8)
(8) Retention of racing program data. All totalizator systems shall store racing program data on disk or other storage devices with the capability to transfer the data to hard copy in readable format. Such information shall be stored for a period of one year from the end of the race meeting.
Game 10.07(9)
(9) Control access to totalizator computer equipment. Security or safeguard mechanisms or both shall be installed by the totalizator system licensee to prevent unauthorized access to totalizator computer equipment. This security shall be capable of preventing unauthorized entry. Security systems meeting the above requirements shall be approved by the administrator or designee.
Game 10.07(10)
(10) Software. All totalizator systems shall have the necessary software to create, read, and verify the integrity of the data on the magnetic tapes. Each tape shall be labeled by the totalizator system licensee separately for each racing program. The label shall include association name, program number, file generation number, date produced, and time of day produced.
Game 10.07(11)
(11) Provide summary. All totalizator systems shall be able to produce, and the totalizator system licensee shall provide the division upon demand:
Game 10.07(11)(a)
(a) Subject to the time limitation in
sub. (8), a log file which can recreate the program and produce hard copy;
Game 10.07(11)(b)
(b) A report which summarizes each racing program's total wagering activity on a race by race basis; and
Game 10.07(11)(c)
(c) A listing of the daily cashed tickets and outstanding tickets cashed by unique ticket number or ticket issuing machine or both for each program.
Game 10.07(12)
(12) Unique ticket number. All totalizator systems shall assign a unique ticket number to each ticket issued. The unique ticket number shall be printed on the ticket at the time of issue by the ticket issuing machine and shall be recorded in the computer.
Game 10.07(13)
(13) Uncashed tickets. All totalizator systems shall retain within the computer system ticket numbers of all outstanding tickets. These ticket numbers shall be retained in a computer data file protected by the security system. All access to these files outside of normal operating routines shall be password protected and a log of all such access shall be recorded and reported to the division.
Game 10.07(14)
(14) Computer produced reports. All totalizator systems shall print on all computer produced reports, the association of track name, date of execution and time of day executed.
Game 10.07(15)
(15) Totalizator files. All totalizator systems shall use the totalizator log files as input for the accounting reports produced.
Game 10.07(16)
(16) Totalizator security sub-system. Totalizator program operation shall be under the control of a software security sub-system. This sub-system shall have the ability to validate used sign-on data entered through a ticket issuing machine and shall use table look-up techniques to determine which functions the user is permitted to perform when the totalizators are in use.
Game 10.07(17)
(17) Access to sub-systems. The association and totalizator system licensee shall ensure that the operating or security sub-system or both shall be accessible from no more than 2 terminals at any one point in time. The association shall locate these terminals in the tote room and access to these sub-systems shall require password entry prior to execution.
Game 10.07(18)
(18) Emergency power source. Each totalizator system licensee shall provide an emergency or alternate system of electrical supply capable of providing enough power to operate the central processing units where data which has been accepted is stored for a minimum of 60 minutes.
Game 10.07(19)
(19) Power fluctuations. All totalizator systems shall provide the hardware which include voltage regulators, isolation transformers, to minimize the effects of a power fluctuation on the totalizator system. This hardware, insofar as possible, shall maintain power into the computers at a constant level within design limits and shall be selected by the totalizator company for compatibility with its system design.
Game 10.07(20)
(20) Two independent sets of pool totals. All totalizator systems shall have the capability to maintain at least 2 independent sets of pool totals. If it cannot be ascertained by the totalizator system licensee which final pool is correct, the highest pool total shall be used in all calculations, including payouts and commissions. All discrepancies shall be reported in writing to the administrator within 48 hours.
Game 10.07(21)
(21) Loss of communications reports. All totalizator systems shall detect lost communication with hardware peripheral devices including the disc drives, printers, consoles, ticket issuing machines, and any other devices which may be part of the system configuration. In the event of a system failure a written report with hard copy back-up shall be required in writing to the administrator within 48 hours.
Game 10.07(22)
(22) Cancellations. Where totalizator systems allow issued tickets to be canceled such cancellations must occur within the provisions of
s. Game 10.05 (3).
Game 10.07 Note
Note: Section Game 10.05 (3) was repealed eff. 12-1-03.
Game 10.07(23)(a)(a) All dial up modems and other equipment allowing remote access to the totalizator system shall be turned off or disconnected when not in use. All dial up modems and remote access equipment shall be in a location visible to all totalizator system employees in the totalizator room.
Game 10.07(23)(b)
(b) All individuals accessing the totalizator system from a remote location shall document their access including dates and times of access, physical location of the individual when accessing the system, and reason for requiring access. Documentation shall be filed in the totalizator room.
Game 10.07(23)(c)
(c) All individuals requiring remote access to the totalizator system shall utilize a user specific username and password when accessing the totalizator system remotely.
Game 10.07(24)
(24) Peripheral equipment with system connectivity. All peripheral equipment connected to a totalizator system shall be identified in writing and an updated list maintained in the totalizator room. The identification shall include a description of the location of the equipment.
Game 10.07 History
History: Cr.
Register, March, 1990, No. 411, eff. 4-1-90; am. (5) (a), (7) (b), (9), (14) to (16), (18), (20) and (21),
Register, July, 1990, No. 415, eff. 8-1-90; correction in (4) and (22) made under s. 13.93 (2m) (b) 7., Stats.,
Register, March, 1995, No. 471;
CR 03-070: am. (7) (a), (13), (15), (18), cr. (23) and (24) Register November 2003 No. 575, eff. 12-1-03.
Game 10.08
Game 10.08 Totalizator system: procedural requirements. Game 10.08(1)(1)
General procedural requirements. Every totalizator system licensee must satisfy the procedural requirements set forth in
subs. (2) through
(11).
Game 10.08(2)
(2) Pre-race meeting tests. All totalizator equipment to be used for a race meet shall, before the beginning of said race meet, be tested by the totalizator licensee in the presence and supervision of a division representative. This test shall include those procedures set forth in
sub. (3).
Game 10.08(3)
(3) Pre-program tests. All totalizator equipment in use for a program shall, before the start of each program, be tested by the totalizator personnel and all necessary repairs and adjustments made to ensure proper operation of ticket issuing machines and totalizator computers and recording of wagers in accordance with these rules. These tests shall be:
Game 10.08(3)(a)
(a) Conducted at a time that does not conflict with the time established by the association for opening the pari-mutuel windows for sales; and
