This document pertains to the regulation of online sports wagering in Wyoming. It states that any person who knowingly accepts online sports wagers or operates a business of sports wagering without a valid permit or license issued by the commission shall be subject to civil penalties. For a first offense, the penalty is $25,000, and for a second or subsequent offense, the penalty is $50,000. The document also specifies that a series of similar events resulting in a violation within the same month will be treated as one offense.

This legal document governs the issuance of pari-mutuel permits by the Wyoming Gaming Commission. The permits can be granted to Wyoming counties, cities, incorporated towns, county fair boards, corporations, or associations, subject to certain conditions. The permit holders are prohibited from granting, assigning, or turning over the operation or management of the pari-mutuel event or system to any other entity. The permit holders must file reports with the commission, pay fees based on the total amount wagered, and contribute to various accounts, including the legislative stabilization reserve account and the breeder award fund.

The legal document governs the operation of skill based amusement games in Wyoming. It applies to establishments and operators of such games. The document sets forth several restrictions on the operation of these games. Firstly, no skill based amusement game is allowed to have a game play of more than three dollars ($3.00) per play. Secondly, the payout per play is limited to a maximum of three thousand dollars ($3,000.00). Additionally, no establishment is permitted to have more than four (4) skill based amusement games operating for play at any one (1) time.

The legal document governs the operation of skill based amusement games in Wyoming. It sets restrictions on the game play and payout per play, limits the number of games allowed per establishment, and prohibits games in areas accessible to persons under 21 years old. Operators who meet certain requirements can continue operating games if they were operating before September 14, 2022. Violations of the provisions are considered misdemeanors and may result in fines and imprisonment.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects of Wyoming’s banking and finance laws. It includes the powers and duties of the state banking commissioner, the creation and operation of the state banking board, regulations for remote electronic banking facilities, disclosures related to checking accounts, operating hours of banks, requirements for various financial institutions and entities authorized to do business in the state, regulations for open banking, and the protection of vulnerable adults.

The provided legal document content pertains to administrative enforcement actions related to banks, banking, and finance in Wyoming. It covers various aspects such as the enforcement of provisions, issuance of cease and desist orders, temporary cease and desist orders, removal of officers or directors, temporary suspension of officers or directors, and assessment of civil penalties. The document outlines the process for enforcing the provisions through informal actions, joint enforcement with federal regulatory agencies, and the issuance of cease and desist orders after notice and opportunity for hearing.

The provided legal document content pertains to the deposit of funds in the context of Wyoming Statutes related to banks, banking, and finance. It states that all fees, costs, compensation, and expenses required to be paid to the state banking commissioner, as provided under this title or any rule promulgated under this title, and not otherwise designated for deposit, shall be deposited by the state banking commissioner with the state treasurer.

The provided legal document content governs the organization of banks in Wyoming, specifically focusing on the election, term, vacancies, and number of directors. It outlines the requirements for the management of banks, including the adoption and amendment of bylaws, the oath and financial statement requirements for directors, the duration of office for directors, the timing and process of annual elections, the removal of directors, and the filling of vacancies. The document also covers the reporting requirements for directors, including the submission of detailed reports and the maintenance of minutes.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects of banking operations in Wyoming. It governs the inspection of banks, associated fees, retention of business records, limitations on individual indebtedness, accounting practices, acquisition of real estate, investment of assets, borrowing activities, establishment and operation of operating subsidiaries, fidelity bond requirements, loaning funds to executive officers and directors, and preference to depositors or creditors. The documents apply to all banks operating in Wyoming.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects of the reorganization and liquidation of banks, appointment and duties of a conservator, insolvency and reorganization of banks, change of location for banks within Wyoming, amendment of articles of incorporation for banks, and merger, conversion, and change in place of business of banks. The documents outline the process and requirements for the payment of stockholders, termination of conservatorship, distribution of assets, and the powers and duties of the state banking commissioner in the reorganization and liquidation of banks.