2. Identifying Illegal Casinos

3. ONLINE MONITORING SYSTEM INFO
KRUGERSDORP
APRIL

4. JUNE
JULY

5. AUGUST
SEPTEMBER

6. IDENTIFIED TARGETS Shop 9 (Fenton Str), Meyerton,
Richards bay Coliseum Internet Lounge
Meer-en-see at the L.A.C. Centre
Chill.net café
Promenade Building in Richards Bay
Boksburg - Jokers Wild Internet café
Cnr Trichardt Street and Charl Chilliers
Krugersdorp - Internet Entertainment Café
Cnr Victoria and 4th Street
Edenvale - Treasure Island
Cnr Main and Central Street
Florida - Internet Entertainment Lounge
Cnr Albertina Sisulu and 4th Ave
Springs - California E- Lounge
84 4th Street
Brakpan - Magic Spell
Cnr of Prince George and Victoria Street CBD
Meyerton - Internet Entertainment Lounge
Shop 9 (Fenton Str), Meyerton,
The above locations were found just by word of mouth and scouting operations, I would estimate that we have only uncovered a small percentage of the actual locations.

7. Permanent broadband type Internet connection
Main Controller PC used as administration unit (Counter PC) where loading of funds is managed and sent to terminals via the internet.
Online web interface accessed for reporting and cash management.
Permanently connected to the Internet to function and run.
Terminal PC’s is standard clone type able to run windows or linux typical spec is 2GHz CPU, 2Gig RMA, 160Gig Harddrive and Touchscreen.
Terminals connect and load Software direct from internet host
Terminal PC’s Linked via Wifi or CAT5

8. Main Controller PC used as administration unit (Counter PC) where loading of funds is managed and sent to terminals via the internet.
Administration Software installed for reporting and cash management.
No need to be connected to the Internet to function and run.
Internet only used for software updates and sending reports
Terminal PC’s is standard clone type able to run windows or linux typical spec is 2GHz CPU, 2Gig RMA, 160Gig Harddrive and Touchscreen.
Software installed on PC and linked to main computer through TCPIP protocol
Terminal PC’s Linked via Wifi or CAT5

9. STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES Voucher System
At buy in, customer is handed a Login Voucher with PIN
Select terminal & enter PIN
Select any game on offer
Games are from 1c to 20c with a MAX bet of 1000 credits
On CASH OUT – you exit main screen and take your voucher to “Cash Desk”
Customer PIN is entered and paid out
Terminals are either LAN or WAN based
Cash is kept on the premises
Majority of the locations have up to R1000 float
If pay out is greater than float – call is made and money is brought to location
Terminals don’t have a percentage payback facility
Terminals don’t offer any lotteries based on drop

10. STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES Cash System
At buy in, no voucher system used – Cash Based
Cashier receives money and asks customer what terminal they want to play
Then credits are transferred
Customer plays credits until credits run out or customer cashes out
These terminals give a % cash back feature
Percentages rangs from 1% - 50% and is determined by a free spin feature
These locations offer Lotteries
The amount of Drop determines the amount of tickets earned (1 Ticket = R50 drop)
Weekly lotteries from 18h00 – 22h00 with prizes ranging from R200 – R1000 max
All locations offer free beverages and in some cases food
Average amount of terminals per location is approx. 25
Average spend per customer is approx. R3 per spin
Cash out requested from Cash Desk (however you forfeit your % payback)
Payout in Cash – float is approximately R2000 at any given time

11. POTENTIAL REVENUES Amount of Terminals Ave. Bet Ave Turnover per month
Theoretical RTP%
Potential Revenue
10 (5)
R3.00 R
90% R
15 (10) R R
20 (15) R R
30 (20) R R
Calculation Formula for potential revenues
Denomination per spin (R3)
= R3 every 2 seconds
= R90 per minute
= R5400 per hour
= R per 12 hours
= R per month per machine
If 50% of terminals are used for that period = R TURN OVER PER MONTH

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