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Q-ing (queuing) is the lodging industry's professional term for a guest who squiggles out of paying for the room by claiming either poor service or injury.
 
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Registration lines can be speeded up by simply removing non-registration services, such as change making or stamp purchases, from the front desk.
 
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Discuss the use of colors, lights and sounds in the placement of slot machines.
 
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Even if a guest arrives with their RFID tag, they still need to go through a brief front desk check in process to receive the new code for room access.
 
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Counting paper bills is also known as soft count and counting
 
  coins is also known as hard count.
 
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Total Quality Management is more about error-avoidance and less about error-review.
 
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Their name notwithstanding, bed bugs can be found throughout the room, not only in beds.
 
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Blackjack is the most popular and most easily understood table game.
 
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The use of an RFID locking system allows a guest to keep their tag for each visit, a major step in guest service for their frequent guests.
 
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The professional term, down lights, refers to lighting from above, such as those above bathroom mirrors/sinks.
 
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Research and experience has shown that players are attracted to the bright lights, colorful machines, varied versions of games, and the sounds (and smells) of the area. Most casinos place slot machines at or near the entrances to the casino and other high foot-traffic areas, making slots highly available for impulse play. The excitement generated by the combination of flashing lights, bright colors and sounds of winning payouts are meant to immediately grab the entering player's attention and create a desire to play. Jackpots, the larger payouts from any machine, generate loud bells, whistles, extra lights flashing, etc., to attract the attention of other players, and acts as incentive for everyone.

The bright colors, lights, and sounds are effective in luring customers to the slots play area. However, too much exposure to this high energy sometimes causes discomfort for players. Thus, the inner banks of slot machines generally use more muted, darker lighting and lower volume levels of machine activity. There is generally less foot-traffic in the center of the slot banks to distract players. This creates a more pleasing environment for longer-term players. Jackpots, though, still generate extra lights and sounds so that other players (and management) are aware of the big wins.

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