Barred Player Report

Barred Player Report
What It Does
The Barred Player Report provides a comprehensive record of all players who have been flagged as barred or restricted from your gaming establishment. It includes detailed player information, barred status, scanning history, and identification verification data.
Why It Matters
This report is critical for security, compliance, and player management. It helps your door staff, security team, and floor managers quickly identify and manage access for players who should not be allowed entry or have specific restrictions in place.
Accessing the Report
From the main menu, select Reports
Click on Barred Player Report
Apply any filters as needed (date range, barred type, etc.)
View the report or export the data
Report Features
Player Information
For each barred player, the report displays:
Player name (first, middle, last)
Date of birth
Player card number and ID
Player ID verification information
Scanning date and time details
Gender and other identification details
Barred Status Details
Barred ID number
Barred type classification
Reason codes (if applicable)
Expiration date of restriction (if temporary)
Restriction level indicators
Verification Columns
ID verification status (passport, driver's license, other ID)
Barred flag indicators
Additional verification needs
Secondary identification markers
How to Use This Report
Entry Screening
Print or export before each shift for front desk reference
Cross-verify against ID scans at entry points
Ensure all staff know how to locate and interpret barred status
Security Operations
Provide to security personnel for monitoring the gaming floor
Use during incidents to quickly verify player status
Maintain records of barred players for legal and compliance purposes
Compliance Management
Maintain documentation on self-exclusion requests
Track barred player attempts to enter (regulatory requirement in many jurisdictions)
Document proper enforcement of barring policies
Export Options
The Barred Player Report can be exported in multiple formats:
CSV: For database integration and spreadsheet analysis
PDF: For printing and distribution to staff
JSON Data: For custom integrations with other systems
Best Practices
Regular Updates: Review the barred player list at the beginning of each shift
Detail Documentation: Ensure proper documentation of why a player was barred
Staff Training: Make sure all staff understand barred player procedures
Privacy Considerations: Limit access to this report to authorized personnel only
Verification Protocol: Always cross-check ID documents against the barred list
Common Questions
Q: How do I add a player to the barred list? A: Players are added to the barred list through the Player Management system, not directly from this report.
Q: What's the difference between barred types? A: Different barred types indicate the reason for restriction: self-exclusion, management decision, regulatory requirement, etc.
Q: How can I search for a specific barred player? A: Use the search function at the top of the report to find players by name, ID, or other identifiers.
Q: How long are player records kept in the barred report? A: Records remain in the system indefinitely unless manually removed, even after a temporary barring period expires.
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