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............. <br />Qum AOPWA%d <br />CON]6.A N OVER FRAUD <br />ik N�11D ABUN3E <br />-A& <br />Chapter .3 <br />0, <br />ne of the state's primary goals in regulating gambling is "toinsure in- <br />tegrity of operations". SM'Ce the state took over control of gambling <br />0 regulation in 1985, a number of administrative and, organizational con- <br />trols have been, put in place to deter fraud and abuse. In thL*S chapter we ask: <br />0 Axe the controls over gambling adequate to, prevent fraud and abuse? <br />0, <br />In ' order to examine this question we reviewed the existing accounting and ad- <br />ministrative controls over gamblinginterviewed, plersons knowledgeable <br />about the gaming industry, and reviewed organizations gambling operations <br />0 & 4V <br />in a series of site visits. <br />Gambling I's conducted largely in, cosh, and skimming and other <br />0 <br />fraudulent schemes to divert gambling proceeds are possible* <br />* The nature of the pull-tab game allows forinsilde information. <br />10 0 <br />If <br />A <br />Gambling I's conducted largely in, cosh, and skimming and other <br />0 <br />fraudulent schemes to divert gambling proceeds are possible* <br />* The nature of the pull-tab game allows forinsilde information. <br />