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ILLINOIS GAMING BOARD > SPORTS WAGERING
Short Summary
The provided legal document content covers various aspects related to sports wagering in Illinois. It governs the service of Illinois Gaming Board notices and letters via e-mail, requiring applicants and licensees to consent to receiving such notices and letters via e-mail. It also outlines the licenses required for engaging in sports wagering, including the Master Sports Wagering License, Occupational License, Supplier License, Management Service Provider License, and Tier 2 Official League Data Provider License. The document further governs the cooperation between the Illinois Racing Board, law enforcement agencies, licensees, and sports governing bodies in relation to investigations related to sports wagering. It outlines the process for requesting cooperation from the Board and the power of the Administrator to grant or deny such requests. The document also provides definitions for various terms used in the Sports Wagering Act and regulations in Illinois, ensuring clarity and understanding of the provisions. Additionally, it specifies the application of certain provisions to Board meetings and the consideration of requests for Board action by licensees. No specific exemptions or penalties are mentioned in the provided legal document content. The document outlines the duties and obligations of various licensees under the Illinois Racing Board in relation to sports wagering. Occupational licensees are required to carry and display identification issued by the Board when working at a sports wagering operation, return the identification upon resignation or termination of employment, and report violations of the Act, this Part, or a master sports wagering licensee’s internal control system to their employer. Official league data providers have the duty to provide copies of contracts with sports governing bodies and master sports wagering licensees to the Board, as well as provide official league data to master sports wagering licensees on commercially reasonable terms. Management services provider licensees must comply with all duties of a master sports wagering licensee in relation to any sports wagering operation they conduct on behalf of a master sports wagering licensee, and cooperate with oversight and investigations conducted by the master sports wagering licensee. Licensed suppliers have the duty to provide technical assistance and training, obtain necessary approvals and certifications, sell or distribute sports wagering equipment that has been tested and certified for use in Illinois, and promptly notify master sports wagering licensees or management service provider licensees if their hardware or software used in the operation of sports wagering is revoked. The document also outlines reporting obligations for licensees, key persons, and applicants for licensure, including reporting changes or additions to material information provided in the application, civil actions based on allegations of fraud or misconduct, adverse actions relating to gaming licenses in other jurisdictions, and nonrenewal or failure to timely renew gaming licenses in other jurisdictions. The document does not specify any penalties for non-compliance or violation of these reporting obligations. Overall, the document provides a comprehensive overview of the duties and obligations of licensees under the Illinois Racing Board in relation to sports wagering.
Whom does it apply to?
Applicants, licensees, Illinois Racing Board, law enforcement agencies, sports governing bodies
What does it govern?
Various aspects related to sports wagering in Illinois
What are exemptions?
No specific exemptions are mentioned in the provided legal document content.
What are the Penalties?
No specific penalties are mentioned in the provided legal document content.
Jurisdiction
Illinois