The provided legal document content covers various aspects related to video gaming in Pennsylvania. It governs the process of removing a person’s name from the exclusion list in the context of video gaming in Pennsylvania. It also outlines the requirements and responsibilities of establishment licensees, including the establishment of procedures to prevent violations, distribution of the exclusion list, and the duty to exclude or eject excluded persons. The document further governs the conduct and requirements for video gaming areas, including physical separation, surveillance, and signage requirements.

These legal documents provide comprehensive guidelines for the operation and regulation of sports wagering gaming service providers in Pennsylvania. They govern the duty of sports wagering certificate holders and operators to investigate the background and qualifications of applicants for registration or certification. The documents also outline the use of emergency service providers in certain situations and the requirements for notifying the Gaming Control Board. Additionally, the documents address the maintenance of lists of authorized and prohibited gaming service providers, as well as the validity and renewal of certifications and registrations.

This legal document governs the placement and requirements of automated teller machines (ATMs) within an establishment licensee’s facility. According to the document, ATMs may be placed at any location within the facility, except in the video gaming area if they offer credit card advances. ATMs located in the video gaming area must be equipped with an integrated camera that records the image of all persons using the redemption terminal for a minimum period of 30 days.

(a)The Board will provide a mandatory training program addressing responsible gaming and compulsive and problem gambling issues for employees and management of an establishment licensee who oversee the establishment licensees video gaming area. (b)Establishment licensees shall pay a fee assessed by the Board to reimburse the Board for the cost of annual training to establishment licensees employees and management subject to the training. (c)At least one employee of the establishment licensee who holds a valid occupation permit and has successfully completed the training program shall be located on the premises and supervising the video gaming area during all times the video gaming terminals are available for play.

This document, part of the Pennsylvania Code, addresses the mandatory training program for employees and management of an establishment licensee who oversee the video gaming area. The training program focuses on responsible gaming and compulsive and problem gambling issues. Establishment licensees are required to pay a fee assessed by the Board to cover the cost of annual training for their employees and management. At least one employee with a valid occupation permit and successful completion of the training program must be present on the premises and supervise the video gaming area whenever the gaming terminals are available for play.

This provision governs the advertisements related to video gaming used by terminal operators, establishment licensees, or their agents. The advertisements must not contain false or misleading information and must disclose any conditions or limiting factors associated with the advertisement. Additionally, the advertisements must include a gambling assistance message, which can be one of the specified options. The font and text of the gambling assistance message must comply with 501a.7(e) of the Pennsylvania Code.

An establishment licensee that fails to fulfill any of the requirements in this chapter shall be assessed an administrative penalty and may have its establishment license suspended or revoked by the Board, or may have a renewal of its licensed denied.

A licensed operator shall make available through its web site a Responsible Gaming page, as approved by the Boards Office of Compulsive and Problem Gaming (Office), containing links to compulsive and problem gaming treatment information and provider sites and materials provided by the Office regarding compulsive and problem gaming.

This legal document outlines the self-exclusion procedure for individuals who wish to exclude themselves from participating in fantasy contest activities in Pennsylvania. To request self-exclusion, a person must complete a form provided by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, which is available on the fantasy contest licensee’s website. The form requires the individual to provide their complete name, address, contact information, age, date of birth, driver’s license details, and the desired period of self-exclusion (which must be at least 1 year).

This legal document sets forth the display requirements for sports wagering certificate holders and sports wagering operator licensees. It applies to both onsite sportsbooks and online sports wagering platforms. The document mandates that the following information be prominently displayed: (a) the full name and address of the certificate holder or licensee, (b) a logo provided by the Board indicating authorization to operate sports wagering, (c) the license number, (d) a statement prohibiting individuals under 21 years of age from engaging in sports wagering, and (e) readily available information or active links on the sports wagering platform containing details on dispute resolution, problem gaming information, the Board’s contact information, the option for self-exclusion, and comprehensive house rules governing wagering transactions.