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)(a) (a) One device located within the stewards’ stands; and

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)(a) (a) The name of the race track;

Game 10.06(7)(b) (b) The number of the race;

Game 10.06(7)(c) (c) The uniquely assigned computer generated ticket number;

Game 10.06(7)(d) (d) The date the ticket was issued;

Game 10.06(7)(e) (e) The date for which the ticket is issued;

Game 10.06(7)(f) (f) When appropriate, the designation of either matinee or night program;

Game 10.06(7)(g) (g) The number of the TIM or window location;

Game 10.06(7)(h) (h) The type of pool;

Game 10.06(7)(i) (i) The number of each entry;

Game 10.06(7)(j) (j) The denomination of each bet; and

Game 10.06(7)(k) (k) The total dollar amount of each ticket.

Game 10.06(7)(L) (L) The date the ticket expires.

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) (9) Access to totalizator 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.