Which term describes a system that allows players to establish an account-based, cashless method to pay for game play?

• A. account based play (cashless)
• B. attract mode
• C. audit mode
• D. bank controller

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is a payment system that lets players register an account and fund it to cover game play, without using physical cash. This is known as account-based play and is cashless, meaning all bets and credits come from the player’s account balance rather than coins or bills. This approach is common in casinos and arcade-style gaming because it speeds up transactions, improves security by reducing cash handling, and allows the venue to track play for player rewards, promotions, and analytics. The other terms describe something different: attract mode refers to promotional displays shown to entice players, audit mode is used for testing and verification, and bank controller isn’t a standard term for how players pay for games.