(603) 464-4600 Gaming & Casino Security
Gaming facilities in New Hampshire face security requirements that other businesses do not. Gaming commission compliance, cash handling protocols, surveillance mandates, and audit trails are not optional. We have been installing gaming security and communication systems in NH since 1985.
The Gaming Difference
Gaming facilities handle large volumes of cash, operate under strict regulatory oversight, and must maintain detailed audit trails for every access event and transaction. Camera coverage must satisfy gaming commission requirements. Cash rooms and count rooms need dual-authentication access control. And when a system fails during peak hours, there is no time for downtime.
We understand these constraints because we have installed systems in gaming facilities across New Hampshire since 1985. Our technicians know the difference between a gaming floor camera and a back-office camera. Our engineers design access control that satisfies state gaming regulations. And our support team answers the phone 24/7 because gaming facilities do not close.
Services for Gaming
Casino floor overview, cash cage coverage, count room monitoring, parking lot surveillance, and entry point recording. High-resolution IP cameras with continuous recording and audit logging for gaming commission compliance.
Learn more →Fob entry for sensitive zones including cash room, count room, and IT closet. Time-limited access for count team, dual-authentication for cash cage, and badge tracking for audit trails.
Learn more →After-hours monitoring with motion detection for closed areas and glass-break sensors for high-value zones. UL-listed central station with priority dispatch for gaming facilities.
Learn more →Multi-line VoIP with call accounting to track per-department calls, voicemail-to-email, encrypted signaling, and dedicated after-hours emergency line for security incidents.
Learn more →Network compliance for gaming commission audits with segregated network for gaming systems. SOC monitoring, regular patch management, and encrypted backup for sensitive financial data.
Learn more →Copper data and voice infrastructure throughout gaming floor with clean cable management for server racks. Dependable endpoint connectivity for POS terminals, cameras, and access control panels.
Learn more →Single-mode backbone connecting multi-building facilities with upgraded bandwidth for DVR/NVR remote access. Fiber runs to remote cameras across large casino properties.
Learn more →Floor-wide emergency notifications, digital signage for promotions and announcements, and ambient sound system integration for casino floor operations.
Learn more →Hands-free behind-counter communications, count room to management direct lines, and video door stations for restricted access delivery doors.
Learn more →Cloud-hosted VoIP with disaster recovery and mobile iOS and Android applications for managers. Reliable flat-rate calling across multiple gaming locations with automatic failover.
Learn more →Common Gaming Scenarios
High-traffic gaming areas require comprehensive camera coverage with clear views of tables, slots, and cash transactions. Access control restricts cage access to authorized personnel with dual-authentication for large cash movements.
The most sensitive areas in any gaming facility require layered security. Badge-only access with time restrictions for count team, continuous camera recording, and intrusion detection that alerts immediately to unauthorized entry.
Exterior camera coverage captures license plates and monitors entry points. Well-lit parking areas with intercom verification at employee entrances and controlled after-hours access through time-restricted badges.
Charitable gaming organizations operating multiple locations need centralized monitoring and consistent systems across all sites. Cloud-hosted VoIP and networked cameras allow remote management from a single security office.
Case Study
An 80,000 square foot gaming facility with 1,300 slot machines was operating with outdated analog cameras, standalone door locks with no audit trail, and alarm systems that did not meet current gaming commission requirements. A recent inspection flagged insufficient camera coverage in the cash cage and count room areas.
Arcomm installed a comprehensive IP camera system covering the casino floor, cash cage, and count room with continuous recording. Dual-authentication access control was added to the cash cage and count room doors. Encrypted intrusion alarms with motion detection were installed throughout the facility. All systems were designed to satisfy gaming commission audit requirements.
Passed the follow-up gaming commission audit with zero findings. Every access event to sensitive areas is now logged and auditable. The security team receives instant alerts for after-hours access to restricted zones. And the camera system provides clear evidence for any incidents on the gaming floor.
Call Arcomm Communications to schedule a walkthrough and get a detailed scope.