Part IV: Financial Fraud · Chip, Cash & Ticket Fraud
Floor Supervisor-Player Collusion (Rating Manipulation)
How it works
A floor supervisor or pit boss falsifies a player’s rated play data by inflating average bet sizes, extending session durations or recording play that didn’t occur, to generate higher comp eligibility for an accomplice player. The inflated ratings result in excessive complimentary benefits (rooms, meals, cashback) that are then shared between the employee and the player. This fraud is particularly insidious because it manipulates data upstream of comp issuance, making detection through normal comp auditing difficult.
Where it appears
Pit/floor operations, player rating systems
On the record
Rating manipulation has been documented across multiple jurisdictions. The move toward automated player tracking (card-based systems) has reduced but not eliminated this vulnerability, as manual overrides and corrections remain possible.
Detection & preventionADVISORY
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Published as a detection reference for surveillance, compliance and gaming-operations professionals. Thresholds and tuning are set by the property. Nothing here is instruction: the method is described so it can be recognised.