This legal document pertains to the regulation of sports wagering in Louisiana. The Louisiana Gaming Control Board is responsible for performing the duties and functions authorized by this Chapter. The board has the authority, control, and jurisdiction over the regulation of sports wagering. The board is required to develop qualifications, standards, processes, and procedures for the issuance and renewal of licenses to operate a sports book. They also establish qualifications, standards, and processes for permitting sports wagering platform providers, manufacturers, suppliers, and personnel.

This legal document governs the conduct of sports wagering in Louisiana. It applies to operators who conduct sports wagering either in person, through a sports wagering mechanism located on their premises, or via a website or mobile application. The document outlines the requirements for housing a retail sports book in a sports wagering lounge, including age restrictions, square footage, design, equipment, and security measures. Operators are required to establish and display the odds for placing wagers on sports events and must adopt comprehensive rules approved by the board governing sports wagering transactions.

This legal document governs the limitations on wagering on sports events in Louisiana. To place a sports wager with an operator, a player must be at least twenty-one years old, physically located in a parish that has approved sports wagering, and have a wagering account with the operator if placing the wager online or through a mobile application. Operators are required to confirm that players meet these criteria before accepting a sports wager.

This provision governs the renewal of licenses under the Louisiana Riverboat Economic Development and Gaming Control Act. License holders may apply for renewal by submitting an application and paying the required fees. The board must act on the renewal application at least thirty days before the current license expires. The application for renewal and payment of fees must be filed with the board at least sixty days before the current license expires.

This legal document governs account wagering in the state of Louisiana. Account wagering is defined as a form of pari-mutuel wagering where individuals can deposit money into an account with an authorized licensee and use the account balance to place wagers in person, by telephone call, or through other electronic means. The document states that the commission shall adopt rules regulating account wagering and authorize it to be conducted by a licensee operating a pari-mutuel live horse racing facility.

This legal document governs the granting, refusing, suspending, or withdrawing of licenses to horse owners, jockeys, riders, agents, trainers, grooms, stable foremen, exercise boys, veterinarians, valets, platers, or anyone licensed pursuant to this Part. The license is valid for a maximum of three fiscal years and can be revoked by the commission for just cause. The document specifies the qualifications and conditions that applicants for a license must meet, including good character and reputation, absence of felony convictions, non-association with convicted felons or individuals engaged in illegal activities, financial responsibility, required experience and knowledge, compliance with form requirements, physical fitness, absence of convictions for violating municipal or parish ordinances, and not being the spouse of a denied or revoked licensee.

This legal document governs the grounds for denial or termination of racing privileges for persons other than associations in the context of horse racing. It applies to individuals who hold licenses, permits, and privileges granted by the commission. The document outlines various actions or behaviors that constitute just cause for refusal, suspension, or withdrawal of racing privileges. These include actions contrary to the provisions of the law, corrupt practices, violation of the Rules of Racing, willful falsification or misstatement of facts, willful disobedience of orders, and failure to meet financial obligations or qualifications for a license.

This legal document governs the licensing and operation of horse racing tracks and the conduct of race meetings in the State of Louisiana. Any person or corporation can apply to the commission for a license to operate a track for horse racing. The commission has the authority to grant licenses for a period of up to ten years. The commission is also empowered to fine, suspend, or terminate racing privileges granted to an association, in accordance with state law.

This legal document governs the license fees for conducting race meetings in Louisiana. It applies to any person, association, or corporation conducting a race meeting in a municipality or parish. The license fees are determined based on the total daily pool and are divided into different tiers. For pools up to $201,000.00, a three percent fee is charged on the portion exceeding $60,000.00. For pools from $201,000.00 to $401,000.00, a fixed fee of $4,230.

Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, and in addition to any other exemption which the law may grant, there shall be allowed an exemption in the amount of $6,000 for each quarter horse race conducted at any track licensed under this chapter. This exemption shall be a deduction from the total daily pool on which the license fee is imposed, and the license fee shall be computed on the net daily pools which meet the limits set by R.