This legal document, part of the Code of Colorado Regulations, governs the grounds and procedures for disciplinary actions in the gaming industry. It applies to licensees who are subject to disciplinary proceedings. The document outlines the process for handling complaints, including the examination of the complaint, informal consultations, and formal hearings. The Director has the authority to dismiss complaints that are without merit or frivolous. If the complaint has merit, the Director may consult with the licensee and affected parties to resolve the matter informally.

The provided legal document content pertains to conflicts of interest in gaming activities authorized by article 30 of title 44, C.R.S. It prohibits Commission members, officers, agents, and employees of the Commission or the Division, as well as their immediate families, from participating in any gaming authorized by the mentioned article. Violation of this prohibition by a licensee or the licensee’s officer, agent, or employee can result in disciplinary action against the licensee.

The provided legal document content pertains to the minimum procedures for the drop, count, and distribution of chips and coins for blackjack, craps, and roulette tables. These procedures must be followed by licensees operating these table games. All requests for fills and credits needed at these tables must be generated in the corresponding table games pit, and proper procedures must be in place to ensure adequate documentation of the transactions between the pit and the cage.

The legal document content provided pertains to the rules and regulations governing sports betting in Colorado. These regulations are promulgated by the Gaming Commission under the Department of Revenue. The document applies to all entities involved in sports betting activities within the state, including licensed sports betting operators and individuals participating in sports betting. The document does not mention any specific exemptions or penalties for non-compliance. It is important for stakeholders in the sports betting industry to familiarize themselves with these regulations to ensure compliance and adherence to the established guidelines.

(1) Sports betting permitted pursuant to article 30 of title 44, C.R.S., shall include only the following: Any individual or team sport or athletic event in which the outcome is not determined solely by chance, whether amateur or professional, including an Olympic or international sport or athletic event and any collegiate sports event. (2) Any portion of an authorized sport or athletic event, including the individual performance statistics of athletes in a sports event or combination of sports events.

These documents outline the grounds and procedures for disciplinary actions against licensees under the Sports Betting Regulations. The Colorado Gaming Commission has the authority to levy penalties, including revocation, suspension, or monetary fines, on license holders or their employees for violations of article 30 of title 44, C.R.S., or the associated Rules and Regulations. Acceptance of a state sports betting license binds the licensee to comply with all current and future Regulations of the Commission.

This document, part of the Code of Colorado Regulations, specifically the Department of Revenue’s Division of Gaming - Rules promulgated by Gaming Commission, pertains to applications, investigations, and licensure for sports betting operators. It outlines the license classifications for sports betting in Colorado, including vendor major license, vendor minor license, key employee license, and support license. The document specifies the qualifications for licensure, such as age requirement, suitable character, suitable premises, and compliance with specific laws and regulations.

This regulation governs the payment of sports betting taxes by Sports Betting Operations in Colorado. The tax rate is set at ten percent of net sports betting proceeds. The payment must be made to the Department of Revenue through electronic funds transfer, specifically using Automated Clearing House (ACH) debit. The Sports Betting Operation must remit the sports betting taxes separately and apart from any other taxes paid to the Department. Additionally, the Sports Betting Operation is required to electronically transmit a tax return to the Department, which should be done no later than the 15th day of the month following the calendar month in which the net sports betting proceeds were received.

This document, Rule 5.4, falls under the Code of Colorado Regulations and pertains to the Department of Revenue’s Division of Gaming. It provides regulations for authorized sports betting activities related to Horse and Greyhound Racing. The document outlines the conditions under which sports betting licensees can request authorization for Horse and Greyhound Racing as sports events and bets. It specifies the consent required from various parties, such as the Colorado Racing Commission, racetracks, and associations representing horse or greyhound persons.

This document pertains to the adoption of comprehensive house rules by Master or Sports Betting Operator licensees and an Internet Sports Betting Operator. The licensees must prominently post and make available for inspection their house rules on the licensed premises, while the Internet Sports Betting Operator must prominently post and make available their house rules on their internet site and mobile applications. The initial house rules must be approved by the Director or the Director’s designee and include various provisions such as the method for calculation and payment of winning wagers, the effect of schedule changes, the method of notifying patrons of odds or proposition changes, acceptance of wagers at other than posted terms, expiration of winning tickets after one year, lost ticket policy, method of contacting the Sports Betting Operator for questions and complaints, description of prohibited sports betting participants, method of funding a sports wager, instructions on redeeming a winning bet by mail, maximum payouts, and a policy for canceling or voiding wagers.