[BBB333]

I worked in the Gaming Machine (touch screen slot machines) for some time.

EVERY jurisdiction had specific chip-sets.

Most jurisdictions allowed me to carry a ‘master reset’ chip in their jurisdiction. A few did NOT!

I ALWAYS took care NOT to carry an illegal chip into a jurisdiction...

I was fingerprinted 14 times a year, most of the time I HAD to do it physically in the particular state/reservation.

There was NEVER an issue.

Voting machines/jurisdictions NEED the same safeguards as the gaming industry.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Wow.

Liz: Did you catch this latest one?

[Dr. Sivana]

Voting machines/jurisdictions NEED the same safeguards as the gaming industry.

I contracted in Foxwoods back in the '90s. Because I didn't have a gaming license, I was limited to network and employees' IT equipment and (oddly) Keno. Yes, I can vouch that the security was intense, especially in the money room (steel lined walls, alarms everywhere, etc.).

I did get to see the equipment being serviced. When I saw that even the slot machines that were superficially mechanical were loaded with chips, I decided that I would never play those games. On my last day, I turned in my badge, bet $5 on Keno, and won, and walked out with $10. I beat the House.