Points by gaming activity
Award points using configured rules based on theoretical loss and player status.
Player services · Module 07
Points Accounting
Track a single points balance, its source, credits, spending and configured expiry rules.
Overview
What this module does
The points account is a shared loyalty balance whose history shows where points came from. The materials describe points earned from gaming activity, rolling programs and manual management awards.
Gaming-activity points can use a formula based on theoretical loss and the player’s status. Points for rolling participation and manual credits are also described. Points are calculated in the casino’s internal currency and can be used for services offered by the casino. The accounting module supports crediting and debiting with predefined references; back-end rules can deduct expired points by category and reassign personal discounts when a player’s status changes.
Key functions
- Single account with a history of point sources
- Gaming-activity rules based on theoretical loss and player status
- Rolling participation and manual management awards
- Credits and debits with predefined references
- Expiry deductions and status-based discount reassignment
Inside this module
Points account functions
Rolling and manual awards
Record points earned through rolling-program participation or credited manually by management.
Credits and debits
Maintain account transactions with predefined references and retain the source of points.
Expiry and discount rules
Apply expiry deductions by point category and reassign personal discounts when a player status changes.
Services
Record a service provided to a guest and settle it against the points held on the guest's account. The system materials show a guest list with card number, name, status, points balance and discount, searchable by card number or name and filterable by status. For the selected guest the module shows the current balance, the service being recorded, the discount that applies, the settlement currency and the amount, together with a comment field and the guest's photograph for identification.
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Where points come from and how the account is kept
Sources of points
- Gaming activity, from the theoretical result recorded for the session and the guest's status
- Participation in rolling programmes
- Manual award on a management decision
Inputs recorded at the table
- Average bet and how long each bet level was in force
- Participation percentage
- Game speed set by gaming staff
- Type of game
Inputs from machines
- Figures supplied by the machine for each completed game
- Finalised when the gaming session closes
Keeping the account
- One account showing the source of every entry
- Credits and debits against a predefined reference list
- Expiry by point category
- Personal discount reassigned when a status changes
When points are recalculated
- At a table, after each change of average bet and at the close of a session
- On machines, after each gaming session
Spending points
- Services provided by the casino
- Promotional gifts and tickets
- The casino's internal currency used throughout
Named from the Everest system materials. The screens and operations present in a given casino depend on the installed modules, assigned roles and local operating procedures.
Connected workflow
How it fits into Everest
Player activity and rolling programs can generate points under configured rules. The account records credits and spending, Promotions can use earned points in campaign eligibility, and Player Details exposes the account history.