Which term describes a slip of paper with a barcode that represents money and can be exchanged for cash?

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

Answer: (B)

Ticket-In/Ticket-Out (TITO) is the term for a slip of paper printed by a casino machine that carries a monetary value in its barcode and can be exchanged for cash. When a machine prints the ticket after a cash-out, the barcode encodes the amount, allowing it to be redeemed either at another machine or at the cashier. This system makes transferring credits seamless without handling physical coins or chips. A general voucher can resemble this idea, but the TITO concept specifically refers to these machine-issued, barcode-bearing tickets used to move value around the casino and cash out. The other options don’t describe this mechanism: toppers and tilt switches aren’t related to casino cash-out tickets, and vouchers are broader coupons rather than the standardized TITO ticket.