This legal document governs the age and identity verification process for online gaming operators in Connecticut. Online gaming operators are required to conduct a comprehensive identity check before allowing individuals to open an internet gaming account. The identity check includes verifying the individual’s name, date of birth, address, and last four digits of their social security number or other government-issued identification. Online gaming operators must also utilize identity authentication questions or an approved alternate method of authentication.

This document outlines the requirements for electronic wagering platforms used by online gaming operators in Connecticut. It applies to platforms offering interactive online games, retail sports wagering, online keno, and online lottery. The hardware for the platform, except for fantasy contests, must be located in a secure facility owned or leased by the operator within the state. Redundancy protocols must be in place to handle platform outages, and backup hardware for online lottery and online keno may be located outside the state with department approval.

This document outlines the official procedures and internal controls for the operation of online lottery and online keno in Connecticut. The Connecticut Lottery Corporation (CLC) is responsible for establishing these procedures and obtaining written approval from the Department of Consumer Protection before promoting, implementing, or selling tickets online for these games. The procedures include safeguards to protect the electronic wagering platform from tampering and define the configuration of the platform. The Department of Consumer Protection has the authority to accept, reject, or require modifications to the procedures based on potential adverse impacts on gaming operations, data privacy, physical security, or the department’s regulatory effectiveness.

This legal document outlines the procedures for voluntary self-exclusion from gaming activities in Connecticut. The Department of Consumer Protection is responsible for creating and maintaining a voluntary self-exclusion list for all gaming activities. Individuals can request inclusion on the list by submitting a request in the prescribed manner and form. Online gaming operators are required to incorporate a voluntary self-exclusion portal into their platforms, where individuals can request inclusion on the list.

This document outlines the problem gambling requirements for online gaming operators and sports wagering retail facilities in Connecticut. It applies to online gaming operators, sports wagering retail facilities, and their patrons. The requirements include displaying a problem gambling message on the log on and log off screens, providing procedures for patrons to self-exclude themselves, allowing patrons to impose limits on their gaming activities, displaying the date, time, and duration of the patron’s previous log on, and notifying individuals on the self-exclusion list that they will be barred from collecting any winnings or prizes.

This legal document governs the responsibilities and requirements for gaming related advertising and marketing. It applies to licensees, employees, agents, affiliated entities, and third parties involved in gaming advertising or marketing. The document specifies that licensees are responsible for the content and conduct of all gaming related advertising or marketing, regardless of whether they directly participated in its preparation, placement, or dissemination. It defines advertising and marketing to include various mediums such as mail, telemarketing, broadcast media, billboards, internet advertising, social media, sponsorships, and more.

This document outlines the requirements for online gaming operators and sports wagering retailers in Connecticut regarding the submission and approval of internal controls and procedures. Before starting internet gaming, operators and retailers must submit detailed written internal controls to the Department of Consumer Protection for review and approval. These controls should cover administrative and accounting procedures, as well as specific measures for responding to failures, managing risks, preventing fraud, and identifying prohibited patrons.

This legal document governs the financial reporting and auditing requirements for master wagering licensees and online gaming operators in the state of Connecticut. It outlines the obligations and procedures that these entities must follow in relation to independent audits, financial statements, internal controls, and reporting. The document requires master wagering licensees and online gaming operators to have an independent certified public accountant audit their books and accounts at least once each fiscal year.

This document, part of the Connecticut Administrative Code, governs various aspects of online casino gaming, retail and online sports wagering, fantasy contests, keno, and online sale of lottery tickets. It applies to gaming entity licensees, online gaming operators, sports wagering retailers, and occupational licensees. The document outlines requirements and responsibilities for these entities, including the establishment of internet gaming accounts, software restrictions for internet gaming apps, appointment of a compliance manager, reporting of suspicious activities, compliance with federal requirements, prohibition of proxy wagering, data privacy and cybersecurity provisions, tax withholding and reporting requirements, reporting of changes in contact information or licensure status, restrictions on license transfer or sale, notification of name changes, reporting of changes in contact information or licensure status for occupational licensees, maintenance of technical standards, waiver of technical standards, suspension of internet gaming accounts, reporting of key employees, reporting of employee terminations or disciplinary actions, provision of employee lists, character and fitness requirements, and soft launch requirements for online gaming operators.

This legal document sets forth the consumer disclosure requirements for online gaming operators in the State of Connecticut. The document applies to online gaming operators and mandates certain disclosures that must be made to consumers. Online gaming operators are required to disclose their license information on the footer of their home landing webpage and any webpages where patrons located in the state can place a wager or enter a fantasy contest.