long read range rewritable 13.56mhz rfid casino chip with system

long read range rewritable 13.56mhz rfid casino chip with system

An RFID chip looks just like a regular one, except it contains an RFID tag embedded inside it that is encoded with its monetary value and other data. It also has a radio device that broadcast secret serial numbers. Special equipment is installed into the casino's computer systems that identifies the legitimate chips and detects the fake one

diameter:40MM,

thickness:3.3MM

net weight:11.5G

PACKING:25/50PCS SHRINK WRAP PACKING,500/INNER CARTON,1000PCS/OUTER CARTON,

gross weight:12.5KGS/14.5kgs/CTN,

Carton size:24*20*20m

RFID technology comes in low frequency and high frequency. Low frequency (125 KHz) RFID chips are best for tracking, counting, authentication, inventory and security purposes. High frequency (13.56 MHz) RFID combines the benefits of low frequency combined with sophisticated player tracking capabilities that can be integrated with the casino's other systems

RFID benefits

Because of the RFID tags, if a chip is stolen, its ID can be flagged as stolen in the casino's databases, and the chip could be easily deactivated, preventing it from being redeemable for cash

Game security

A lesser-recognized security benefit is the ability to secure the accuracy and fairness of the game being played by installing RFID readers inside the gaming tables. This allows dealers to compare their own count of the chips on the table to the total that the computer shows. Here are a few aspects of game security.

Dealer mistakes - RFID technology can also be used to catch dealer mistakes.

Dealer theft - It can also catch dealer theft.

Cheating players - RFID technology can help casinos catch players who sneak extra chips onto the table after hands are dealt. It can also analyze game activity against the expected statistical outcomes and flag players that are on a suspicious winning streak.

Marketing

RFID technology may also help casinos by creating targeted marketing campaigns that are personalized to individual gamblers. The technology allows casinos to "rate players", which means offering them comps (free room or meals) based on how much and how often they wager.

Chip Inventory Counting

RFID allows casinos to improve the accuracy of the chip counting and cage inventory procedures.