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LOUISIANA GAMING CONTROL BOARD > Uniform compulsive and problem gambling program
Short Summary
This legal document pertains to the development and implementation of compulsive and problem gambling programs for gaming licensees and casino gaming operators in the state of Louisiana. The document emphasizes the responsibility of the gaming industry to address social problems and costs associated with problem gambling. It requires all licensees and operators to submit comprehensive programs covering various areas, including preventing self-excluded individuals from engaging in gaming activities, offering employee assistance programs, addressing underage gambling, training employees to identify and assist problem gamblers, preventing alcohol service to intoxicated patrons, removing self-excluded persons from establishments, and promoting public awareness about problem gambling. The document establishes a list of self-excluded persons and outlines procedures for placement, removal, and sharing of identifying information. It also grants the Louisiana Gaming Control Board the authority to impose sanctions and penalties for non-compliance. The document does not apply to persons licensed under the Video Draw Poker Devices Control Law unless also licensed under the Louisiana Sports Wagering Act.
Whom does it apply to?
Gaming licensees, operators, and casino gaming operators in the state of Louisiana
What does it govern?
Compulsive and problem gambling programs for gaming licensees and casino gaming operators in the state of Louisiana
What are exemptions?
The provisions of this Section shall not require the identification of problem or compulsive gamblers, which requires medical and clinical expertise. The provisions of this Section shall not apply to persons licensed under the Video Draw Poker Devices Control Law unless also licensed under the Louisiana Sports Wagering Act.
What are the Penalties?
The board may impose sanctions, seek revocation or suspension of a license, or order the forfeiture of money or things of value obtained from self-excluded persons for willful violations of the self-exclusion rules.
Jurisdiction
Louisiana