Sections 12-578aa and 12-578bb are repealed, effective July 1, 2021. (June Sp. Sess. P.A. 17-2, S. 649, 652; P.A. 21-23, S. 45.)

This legal document governs the licensing requirements for various entities involved in the gaming industry. It applies to individuals seeking employment on the gaming floor or in a gaming-related position in a casino gaming facility, persons or business organizations providing nongaming goods or services in a casino gaming facility, persons or business organizations providing gaming services or gaming equipment to a casino gaming facility, and business organizations exercising control over a licensee.

(a) For the purposes of this section, alcoholic liquor has the same meaning as provided in section 30-1. (b) Except as provided in subsection (c) of this section, no person under the minimum age for the purchase of alcoholic liquor under the provisions of chapter 545 shall be admitted onto the gaming floor of any casino gaming facility nor be permitted to participate in any authorized games. (c) A person eighteen years of age or older but under the minimum age for the purchase of alcoholic liquor may be employed in a casino gaming facility, provided such person is licensed by the commissioner pursuant to section 12-578c and such employment does not involve handling or serving alcoholic liquor.

This legal document governs the assessment and payment of costs associated with regulating casino gaming facilities in Connecticut. It applies to all casino gaming facilities authorized to conduct authorized games under the general statutes. The document outlines the process for estimating the reasonable and necessary costs incurred by the Department of Revenue Services in regulating these facilities and assessing each facility its share of the costs based on its annualized share of the gross gaming revenue.

This legal document pertains to the advertising and promotions of lottery tickets issued for games authorized under sections 12-563a, 12-800 to 12-818, inclusive, and 12-850 to 12-872, inclusive. The Connecticut Lottery Corporation is required to include a prominent and clear statement of the average chances of winning per specific lottery ticket in all advertisements. The type font for written digital or print advertising should be no smaller than ten percent of the largest font included in the advertisement.

This legal document governs the funding for the chronic gamblers treatment rehabilitation account in Connecticut. It applies to the Connecticut Lottery Corporation. According to the document, for each fiscal year starting from June 30, 2014, the Connecticut Lottery Corporation is required to transfer two million three hundred thousand dollars from the revenue received from the sale of lottery tickets to the chronic gamblers treatment rehabilitation account. Additionally, if the corporation is licensed to operate retail sports wagering, online sports wagering, or fantasy contests, it must transfer one million dollars from the revenue received from these activities to the same account.

(a) No sports wagering retailer shall provide services to the Connecticut Lottery Corporation under section 12-854 without a license from the department. A sports wagering retailer shall apply for a license on a form and in a manner prescribed by the commissioner. Such license shall be renewed annually. The initial application fee for a sports wagering retailer license shall be twenty thousand dollars and the annual renewal fee shall be twenty thousand dollars.

(a) No online gaming operator shall provide services to a master wagering licensee or a licensed sports wagering retailer in the state without a license from the department. An online gaming operator shall apply for a license on a form and in a manner prescribed by the commissioner. Such license shall be renewed annually. The initial license application fee shall be two hundred fifty thousand dollars and the annual renewal fee shall be one hundred thousand dollars.

This legal document pertains to the occupational employee license required for individuals who will be directly or substantially involved in the operation of internet games or retail sports wagering in a manner impacting the integrity of such gaming or wagering. The license is mandatory for occupational employees, excluding key employees, of a master wagering licensee or a licensed online gaming operator, online gaming service provider, or sports wagering retailer. The document specifies the criteria for being deemed directly or substantially involved in the operation of internet games or retail sports wagering.

This legal document pertains to the licensing and regulation of online casino gaming, sports wagering, fantasy contests, keno, and online sale of lottery tickets in Connecticut. It requires master wagering licensees, licensed online gaming operators, online gaming service providers, and sports wagering retailers to provide a list of key employees to the department. Key employees are required to obtain a key employee license from the department, subject to criteria established by the commissioner.