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Chip Count Roll-Up Report

Chip Count Roll-Up Report

What It Does

The Chip Count Roll-Up Report provides a consolidated view of player chip counts between tournament days, showing carryover amounts and detailed tracking of chips from one tournament day to another. This report is specifically designed for multi-day tournaments to ensure accurate chip management.

Why It Matters

For multi-day tournaments, maintaining accurate chip counts between days is critical for tournament integrity. This report enables tournament staff to track precisely how many chips each player is carrying over, verify totals match expected amounts, and ensure a smooth transition between tournament days.

Accessing the Report

  1. From the main menu, select Reports

  2. Click on Tournament Reports

  3. Select Chip Count Roll-Up Report

  4. The report will display with your property logo and tournament details

  5. Use the available export options as needed

Report Features

Tournament Header Information

The top section displays key tournament details:

  • Tournament name and date/time

  • Property logo and branding

  • Tournament day/session identifier

  • Powered by information

Player Carryover Details

For each player continuing to the next day, the report shows:

  • Table/Seat assignment

  • Player full name

  • City/State information

  • Carryover source information (which day's chips)

  • Chip count amount with emphasis on significant counts

  • Total carryover calculation

Chip Source Tracking

The report tracks:

  • Which previous tournament day the chips came from

  • Any adjustments or corrections to chip counts

  • Total chip liability for the next tournament day

Administrative Controls

The report includes:

  • Chip Rollup Export button for data extraction

  • Print functionality for physical documentation

  • Table/seat assignment verification

How to Use This Report

Between Tournament Days

  • Generate report after bagging procedures are complete

  • Verify total chips in play matches tournament structure

  • Prepare for next day's starting positions

  • Brief staff on player counts and table assignments

Tournament Director Operations

  • Use as official record of chips between tournament days

  • Verify chip totals match expected tournament progression

  • Identify any irregularities in chip counts

  • Document tournament structure adherence

Chip Inventory Management

  • Track total chips in play

  • Ensure no chips are added or lost between tournament days

  • Maintain accurate count of tournament chip liability

  • Support proper chip security procedures

Player Verification

  • Provide transparency in chip count carryover

  • Support resolution of any player disputes

  • Verify player chip counts before beginning next day

  • Document player progression through tournament structure

Export Options

The Chip Count Roll-Up Report can be exported:

  • Via the Chip Rollup Export button

  • Through the print functionality

  • As a permanent tournament record

Best Practices

  • Immediate Generation: Create this report as soon as all players have bagged chips

  • Staff Review: Have tournament director review report before finalizing

  • Security Procedures: Include this report with secured chip bags

  • Pre-Start Verification: Use report to verify all chips and assignments before restart

  • Complete Documentation: Keep copies for tournament records

Common Questions

Q: What should I do if total chips don't match expectations? A: Investigate any discrepancies immediately. Recount player bags if necessary, and check for any missed players or counting errors.

Q: How does the system handle players who don't correctly bag their chips? A: The report shows the verified count. Any discrepancies should be addressed following your tournament rules and procedures.

Q: Can I manually adjust chip counts if a mistake is found? A: Tournament directors can make adjustments in the tournament management system, which will then reflect in this report.

Q: How do we handle chip race situations between tournament days? A: If a chip race occurs before bagging, the adjusted counts should be entered and will be reflected in this report.

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