A casino cashier's counter, so called because it is usually enclosed in bars for security.
an enclousure made of bars or wires
(). In a casino, where the cashier is located.
The cashier's "cage" is where the player exchanges cash for chips, redeems chips for cash, arranges credit, etc.
A secure area of the online casino where bets are made.
Financial hub of a casino. It is usually in this tightly controlled environment that most of the large money transactions take place. Players also go to the cage cashier to "cash out," whereby they will exchange their chips for currency.
The place where you exchange your cash for chips or vice versa.
this is the booth or room in which the casino cashier resides.
A cashiers' window located in a casino where chip or money transactions take place.
A cashiers window located in the casino where chips or money transactions take place.
The cashier, where you exchange cash for chips and vice versa.
The cashierâ€(tm)s “office,†at a casino.
Another term for a cashiers area.
A booth or room where the casino cashier resides. Here, you can exchange chips for cash (or vice versa), cash-out coins, place front money, etc. It is called a cage because it is usually enclosed by bars.
a facility located in a casino where players may buy/cash chips, make change, cash checks, arrange credit, deposit front money, or conduct other financial transactions. See also cashier's cage
A secure work area within a gaming facility for cashiers and a storage area for the gaming facility bankroll.
Area of casino where cashier is based and chip buying and selling takes place. Usually surrounded by metal bars or other high security measures.
Short for cashier's cage. This is where chips are redeemed for cash, checks cashed, credit arranged, etc.
Where players exchange casino currency for cash.
In keno, a bowl-like device holding the numbered Ping-Pong balls.In chuck-a-luck, the device holding the dice.See Cashier's Cage.
A back office area of a brokerage firm in which funds are received and disbursed. See: Back Office
A slang expression used to describe a location where brokerage Cashiering Department responsibilities are satisfied.
A section of a brokerage firm used for receiving and disbursing funds. Source