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slot machinesFinding Money in a Slot Machine: Ownership and ProcedureMoney found in a slot machine is not abandoned property. It belongs to the casino or the prior player, and specific procedures govern its handling.460
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slot machinesWhat a Slot Handpay Is and Why It HappensA handpay is a payout a slot machine cannot settle by itself, so staff verify the win and pay it out by hand. Here is what triggers one and what to expect.480
slot machinesHandling a Slot Machine Service Call on the FloorWhat happens when a slot machine needs service, who handles it, and why the process is deliberately separated from the money inside the machine.530
slotsResetting a Hanabi Slot Machine Is a Service Call, Not a Player ActionA player cannot reset a Hanabi slot machine from the screen or buttons. Resets are technician procedures tied to the machine's internal state, and the venue's slot staff are the only people who can perform one.540
