What is the term for a piece of paper that is printed when a player cashes out an EGM that entitles the holder to a certain amount of money?

• A. ticket-in/ticket-out (TITO)
• B. topper
• C. voucher
• D. tilt switch

Answer: (C)

When an EGM is cashed out, the machine prints a paper document that represents the amount you can claim. This is called a voucher. It serves as a redeemable claim for cash or credit at a cashier or kiosk. TITO refers to the broader system (ticket-in/ticket-out) that uses tickets to move value, so a printed ticket can be seen as a voucher in many contexts, but the specific item described here is the voucher. The other terms don’t fit: a topper is just a promotional item or label on the machine, and a tilt switch is a safety sensor to detect tampering.