Casino Bankroll Sample Clauses

Casino Bankroll. The term "Casino Bankroll" shall mean an amount of monies determined by Manager as necessary to provide cash-on-hand monies required to operate and maintain Casino Gaming Activities, but in no event shall such amount be less than the amount required by Law. In no event shall the Casino Bankroll include amounts necessary to provide for the payment of Operating Expenses, Working Capital or initial cash needs as described in Section 7.3 herein. The Casino Bankroll shall include the funds in the separate accounts in Manager's name plus any funds located on the casino tables, in the gambling devices, cages, vault, counting rooms, or in any other location in the Casino where funds may be found.
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Casino Bankroll. The term "Casino Bankroll" shall mean an amount of monies determined by Manager as necessary to provide cash-on-hand monies required to operate and maintain the Casino's operation, but in no event shall such amount be less than the amount required by law. In no event shall the Casino Bankroll include amounts necessary to provide for the payment of Operating Expenses, Working Capital or initial cash needs. The Casino Bankroll shall include the funds in the separate accounts in Manager's name plus any funds located on the casino tables, in the gambling devices, cages, vault, counting rooms, or in any other location in the Casino where funds may be found.
Casino Bankroll shall include the funds located on the casino tables, in the gaming devices, cages, vault, counting rooms, or in any other location in the Casino where funds may be found and funds in a bank account identified by the Company for any additional amount required by Colorado gaming law or Colorado Gaming Authorities or such other amount as is reasonably determined by Manager and the Company.
Casino Bankroll. In addition to the initial cash needs described --------------- in Section 9.3 herein, at least fifteen (15) days prior to the Estimated Opening Date. Owner shall provide the initial Casino Bankroll and shall maintain such amount throughout the Term of this Agreement. If the Casino Bankroll required to be provided by Owner pursuant to this Section 9.6 is not sufficient to adequately fund Casino Gaming Activities or is depleted as a result of losses, Owner shall fund Casino Bankroll in an amount sufficient to carry on the Casino Gaming Activities and in a manner which complies with Governmental Requirements.
Casino Bankroll. 78 9.23. Days and Hours of Operation.........................................................................78 9.24. Age Limitations.....................................................................................79 9.25.
Casino Bankroll. The Casino Operator shall provide the Casino Bankroll as required by Section 9.5(a) - "Maintenance of Casino Bankroll."

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