(1) After the dealer positions the cards, the dealer will announce the point count of the Player’s Hand and then the Banker’s Hand. (2) Following the announcement of the point counts of each hand, the dealer will determine whether to deal a third card to each hand which instructions will be in conformity with the requirements of Regulation 30-2814. (3) In no event will more than one additional card be dealt to either hand.

This legal document, part of the Code of Colorado Regulations, pertains to responsible advertising and promotions in the gaming industry. It applies to retail gaming licensees, sports betting operations, sports leagues, and individuals participating in gaming in Colorado. The document outlines several requirements for offers and bonuses, including the need for accurate and transparent terms and conditions, proper disclosure of risks and restrictions, and the prohibition of targeting underage participants in advertising.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects related to responsible gaming and self-restriction in the gaming industry in Colorado. It applies to retail gaming licensees, sports betting operations, sports leagues, and individuals participating in gaming activities. The document requires retail gaming licensees to prominently display a responsible gaming logo on their website and within the retail casino, directing patrons to the responsible gaming webpage. It also mandates the inclusion of a helpline number, information and links to resources for gambling problems, and a clear statement of the licensee’s commitment to responsible gaming.

This document governs the process of applying for gaming licenses, conducting investigations, and obtaining licensure. It applies to applicants seeking any type of gaming license. The application forms must be completed under penalty of perjury and may include questions about personal background information, financial information, participation in legal or illegal activities, criminal record information, pecuniary and equity interests, and other required information. The application forms must be accompanied by specified documents and information.

This document pertains to license fees for various types of licenses related to gaming regulations in Colorado. The license fees are non-refundable and must accompany an application for licensure. The fees vary depending on the type of license being applied for. The document specifies the fees for original and renewal licenses for slot machine manufacturers or distributors, associated equipment suppliers, operators, and retail gaming licenses. It also mentions the fees for key employee and support employee licenses, which require fingerprinting.

[Repealed effective August 6, 2008]

This legal document governs the payment of investigation fees for applicants and persons seeking approval of certain games in the gaming industry. It applies to all applicants for licenses and persons seeking approval of variation games of blackjack, poker, craps, roulette, blackjack-poker combination games, and table games with electronic betting terminals, except support licenses. The document specifies that applicants shall pay the costs of investigations into their backgrounds, suitability, and qualifications for licensure.

(1) A request for withdrawal of an application may be made at any time prior to final action upon the application by the Division by filing a written request to withdraw with the Division. Final action by the Division upon an application occurs when the Division forwards its recommendation to the Commission concerning the application. (2) The Division may, in its discretion, deny the request, or grant the request with or without prejudice.

The provided legal document content pertains to the applications, investigations, and licensure process for gaming licenses in Colorado. It outlines the requirements for qualifying for licensure, including age, character suitability, premises suitability, and compliance with specific laws and regulations. The document also highlights the application forms, which must be completed under penalty of perjury and may include questions about personal background information, financial information, criminal record, and other required information. Failure to supply requested information within five days may delay the application process.

The provided legal document content pertains to the rights and duties of licensees in limited gaming. It covers various aspects such as the requirement for retail licensees to furnish a list of licensed and unlicensed persons employed on the property, the obligation to make papers, books, and records available for inspection, the presence of a licensed employee to supervise the operation of games or slot machines, the display of licenses, the availability of sufficient financial reserves to promptly pay winners, the display of accurate payoff schedules, the posting of rules on licensed areas, the prohibition of intoxicated individuals from participating in gaming activities, the prohibition of false or misleading advertising, the notification of patrons regarding dispute resolution, the establishment of rules of conduct for players and spectators, the surrender of licenses upon dissolution, the requirement for prior approval for the sale, lease, purchase, or acquisition of licenses or businesses, the notification of the Division regarding foreign licensure applications, the use of strategy cards in casino games, the prohibition of tipping between gaming employees and supervisors, the adherence to IRS standards for jackpot awards, and the inspection of records and performance of gaming intercepts for jackpot payouts.