Part III: Business & Regulation · Gaming Regulation & Compliance
Threshold Reporting
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The regulatory requirement to file reports when financial transactions exceed specified monetary thresholds. The most common threshold report is the CTR, required for currency transactions exceeding $10,000 in aggregate during a gaming day. Casinos may establish lower internal thresholds (e.g., $3,000 or $5,000) for logging and monitoring purposes to ensure they can identify potential structuring activity. Threshold reporting is a foundational component of casino AML compliance and is supplemented by suspicious activity reporting which has no minimum threshold.
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