The provided legal document content pertains to hearings conducted by the Missouri Gaming Commission. The document specifies the authority for conducting hearings, including the relevant sections of the Missouri Revised Statutes. It also mentions the original filing and effective dates of the rule, as well as subsequent amendments and rescissions. However, no specific information is provided regarding the main aspects or entities governed by these hearings, exemptions, or penalties for non-compliance.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects of fantasy sports contests in Missouri. It includes requirements for obtaining a fantasy sports contest operator (FSCO) license, such as submitting the FSCO Personal Disclosure Form and the FSCO Renewal Form. The documents also outline the process for the approval of procedures for FSCOs, requiring written descriptions and supporting documents to be submitted to the Missouri Gaming Commission. Licensed operators are not allowed to alter their approved procedures without the commission’s approval.

The provided legal documents pertain to the Missouri Gaming Commission, which is responsible for regulating gaming activities in Missouri. These documents apply to the commission itself, as well as to various entities and individuals involved in gaming, such as casino operators, gaming employees, and patrons. The documents do not mention any specific exemptions. Non-compliance or violation of the provisions outlined in these documents may result in penalties, including fines, license revocation, or other disciplinary actions as determined by the Missouri Gaming Commission.

The provided legal document content pertains to the conduct of gaming in Missouri. It covers various aspects related to gambling games, participation rights of patrons, denial of rights based on unlawful or disruptive conduct, authorized games, minimum standards for the game of Blackjack, methods of operation for licensees, publication of rules and payoff schedules, denial of winnings to unlawfully present patrons, payout percentage for electronic gaming devices, minimum payout percentages for progressive wagers on table games, authorized suppliers, submission and approval of chips, sets of gaming chips, electronic game tokens, exchange of chips and tokens, inventory of chips and tokens, destruction of chips and tokens, destruction of counterfeit chips and tokens, offering tournaments and use of promotional and tournament chips and tokens, approval of giveaways and promotions, handling of poker cards, authentication of critical program storage media in electronic gaming devices, electronic gaming device statistical performance, operator content delivery systems, progressive slot machines, integrity of electronic gaming devices, computer monitoring of electronic gaming devices, approval of gaming devices and associated equipment, certification and registration of electronic gaming devices, analysis of questioned electronic gaming devices, and shipping of electronic gaming devices.

This document provides definitions applicable to the commission rules contained in 12 CSR 50. It defines various terms related to harness racing and pari-mutuel wagering, including arrears, association, betting interest, bleeder, bleeder list, chemist, contractual concessionaire, day, dead heats, driver, entry, ejection, foreign substances, forfeit, furosemide, hypodermic injection, judges, licensee, meeting, minor, overnight race, owner, patron, permit, permit holder, post position, race, racing program, rules, security stall, security area, specimen, stable name, subscription, test level, test sample, and year.

These legal documents pertain to the issuance of Class D licenses for fairgrounds racing by the Missouri Gaming Commission. They outline the requirements and considerations for applicants seeking such licenses. The documents cover various aspects, including the disclosure of character information, improvements and equipment, development process, financial resources and plans, governmental actions, management, impact assessment, public support or opposition, and assistance in the application preparation. The authority for these documents is derived from sections 313.

The provided legal document content pertains to the bid procedures of the Missouri Gaming Commission. It establishes rules regarding the confidentiality of bid information. According to the rule, prices or data quoted in bids or quotes should not be revealed to any other bidder, vendor, or person until after the contract is awarded. However, there are exceptions to this rule. The director is allowed to disclose bid information to the commission, its members and staff, members of other state agencies assisting in the evaluation process, and consultants or their staff providing technical assistance.

The provided legal document content pertains to the safety and environment standards and inspections for licensees operating excursion gambling boats in Missouri. The document is established by the Missouri Gaming Commission and aims to ensure that the excursion gambling boats are maintained in a physically safe and environmentally sound manner, protecting the health and welfare of employees, passengers, and the environment. The rule requires licensees to provide an annual safety plan and an environmental plan to the commission, which must comply with applicable federal, state, and local laws.

The provided legal document content pertains to the Missouri Gaming Commission and Commission Officials. The document mentions the authority under which the rules were filed and provides information about the original filing, effective dates, and subsequent amendments. The document also states that the rules were rescinded on July 30, 2018. However, no specific details about the rules or their provisions are provided. The document does not mention any exemptions or penalties associated with the Commission and Commission Officials.

The provided legal document content pertains to Association Officials in the Missouri Gaming Commission. The document mentions that the rules were originally filed under the Missouri Code of State Regulations, Department of Public Safety, and the Missouri Gaming Commission. The document states that the rules were rescinded on July 30, 2018. The authority for these rules is section 313.520.4 and section 313.540 of the RSMo 1986. The document provides information about the original filing, effective dates, and subsequent moves to different sections of the regulations.