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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY XV11" <br />We found during our site visits that the records necessary to trace unusual Pat- <br />terns of winners, in pull- tab games were not always present. The state has a <br />wi 4, nn,er registration form, that is required for all prize winners of $100 or more. <br />However,, we found, the state winner registration, form was not always used. <br />0 % I tickets were illegible, or the <br />Sometimes, the required signatures or winning 1 <br />tickets were signed With a fictitious name. Many times the winner registration <br />forms were not used because the winners were known to the seller. We also <br />found, that organizations that use a cash register to keep track of their games <br />are vulnerable to employees using the register to determine if it is advanta- <br />Organ izatioinS <br />geous, to buy out pull-tab games., <br />currently have <br />@I <br />few incentives <br />Tbiere will never be enough regulatory personnel to completely review each <br />That <br />orga,nization each year. is why, organizations that sponsor gambling must <br />to look after <br />be encouraged to take more respionsibility for their gambling operations. <br />their gambif ng <br />However', we found that, the current, system provides few incentives for organi- <br />erations <br />op. <br />zations to loop after their own gambiling, operations. For example, <br />I <br />organizations suffer, no consequences if cash is lost from gambling proceeds. <br />Organizations know that the chance of their being audited is slim, and that <br />the gambilingi board has rarely revolved licenses. <br />