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Can you summarize 58 PACO Part VII, Subpart I?
Gaming Control Board > Compulsive and Problem Gambling
Short Summary
The provided legal documents govern various aspects of casino self-exclusion in Pennsylvania. They cover the disclosure of information related to persons on the casino self-exclusion list, the duties and responsibilities of slot machine licensees, the establishment and maintenance of a casino self-exclusion list, and the process of casino self-exclusion. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is responsible for overseeing these matters. The documents specify that the Board can release demographics and general information about the self-exclusion list, but it is prohibited from disclosing identifying information or confirming/denying the presence of an individual’s name on the list. Slot machine licensees have obligations to train their employees, establish procedures to identify and notify self-excluded persons, refuse wagers and deny gaming privileges to self-excluded individuals, and ensure they do not receive promotional materials related to gaming activities. The documents also outline the process for individuals to voluntarily request self-exclusion, including the submission of identifying information and a signed release. Violation of the self-exclusion may result in removal, arrest for criminal trespass, confiscation of winnings, and support for compulsive and problem gambling programs. The casino self-exclusion list includes personal information and is confidential. The documents emphasize the importance of maintaining the confidentiality of the list and provide immunity to licensees and employees from civil liability in certain situations. Overall, these documents aim to ensure that self-excluded individuals are prevented from participating in gaming activities and promote responsible gaming practices.
Whom does it apply to?
Persons on the casino self-exclusion list, slot machine licensees
What does it govern?
Casino self-exclusion in Pennsylvania
What are exemptions?
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board can release demographics and general information about the self-exclusion list, but it is prohibited from disclosing identifying information or confirming/denying the presence of an individual's name on the list.
What are the Penalties?
Violation of the self-exclusion may result in removal, arrest for criminal trespass, confiscation of winnings, and support for compulsive and problem gambling programs.
Jurisdiction
Pennsylvania