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Dutch to English translations [PRO] Games / Video Games / Gaming / Casino / Lottery terminology | | Dutch term or phrase: stornoincasso, veegincasso | I am currently working on a Lottery handbook translation, and am struggling with the above term.
The context is as follows:
De speelronde start altijd met a hoofdincasso. In principe wordt elk weekend een aanvullende incasso en een stornoincasso gepland. Verder wordt bij de laatste incasso's ook een veegincasso gepland.
Stornoincasso: hierop staan de loten waarvan eerdere incassopogingen in dezelfde speelronde zijn mislukt en voor heraanbieding in aanmerking komen. De mislukte incassopogingen zijn in de vorm van storneringen in de database verwerkt.
Veegincasso: de laatste incasso in a speelronde, gedraaid na de laatste aanvullende en stornoincasso. Hierop staan alle loten die om onverklaarbare reden niet in een andere incasso zijn geselecteerd en moet derhalve 0 loten bevatten.
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| | unwon prize pool, final prize pool | Explanation: The text is about the pool of money which is built up from the sum set aside for prizes. So, ISTM, the 'hoofdincasso' is the prize pool, the 'stornoincasso' is the pool of money rolled over from failed lots, i.e. the numbers which came up in the lottery did not match anyone's lottery ticket, so the money is collected to be paid out to winners of subsequent rounds who have partial matches. In that case, the 'veegincasso' is probably the pool for the final round, for all the lots left over after the other rounds, which 'wipes' out' the pool. There is undoubtedly room for improvement in what I have said. |
| Selected response from: David Haymes Local time: 05:29
| Grading comment This was the exact phrase the client was looking for. Many thanks for your help, and apologies for taking a bit longer to grade the answers. 4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer |
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5 hrs confidence:   returned colelction, sweep collection
Explanation: These are tough--so I think a close translation is the best solution. Based on the SAP glossaries and Van Dale, my best stab is:
stornoincasso = returned collection
veegincasso = sweep collection
| Erik Macki Local time: 21:29 Native speaker of: English
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1 day7 hrs confidence:   unwon prize pool, final prize pool
Explanation: The text is about the pool of money which is built up from the sum set aside for prizes. So, ISTM, the 'hoofdincasso' is the prize pool, the 'stornoincasso' is the pool of money rolled over from failed lots, i.e. the numbers which came up in the lottery did not match anyone's lottery ticket, so the money is collected to be paid out to winners of subsequent rounds who have partial matches. In that case, the 'veegincasso' is probably the pool for the final round, for all the lots left over after the other rounds, which 'wipes' out' the pool. There is undoubtedly room for improvement in what I have said.
Reference: http://lottery.merseyworld.com/Info/Prizes.html Reference: http://www.louisianalottery.com/directives/lotdirect.htm
| David Haymes Local time: 05:29 Native speaker of: English PRO pts in category: 4
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| | Grading comment | This was the exact phrase the client was looking for. Many thanks for your help, and apologies for taking a bit longer to grade the answers. |
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