This document outlines the requirements for an employee training program related to compulsive and problem gambling in the gaming industry. The program must cover various aspects, including the characteristics and symptoms of compulsive behavior, the relationship between compulsive gambling and other addictive behavior, and the social and economic consequences of compulsive gambling. It also includes techniques for identifying and addressing compulsive gambling, procedures for preventing serving alcohol to visibly intoxicated patrons, and procedures for removing excluded individuals from licensed facilities.

This legal document pertains to the development of terms and conditions for interactive gaming by interactive gaming certificate holders and interactive gaming operator licensees. The terms and conditions must be included in the internal controls and address various aspects of the interactive gaming operation. These include the contractual relationship between the player and the interactive gaming certificate holder or operator licensee, consent to age and identity verification, rules and obligations for the player, prohibition against unauthorized access or use of the gaming account, requirement for physical location within the Commonwealth for gaming activity, consent to monitoring and recording of wagering communications and geographic location information, jurisdiction for dispute resolution, prohibition against automated software or bots, disclosure of fees and charges, availability of account statements, privacy policies, legal age policy, forfeiture of funds for dormant accounts, player’s right to set responsible gaming limits and self-exclude, account suspension option, actions in case of disconnection during gameplay, voiding of pays in case of malfunction, estimated time-period for fund withdrawal, player protection page information, password retrieval and strong authentication login protection, complaint filing procedures, obtaining a copy of the terms and conditions, obtaining account and game history, and notification of federal prohibitions and restrictions on interactive gaming.

This legal document outlines the display requirements for interactive gaming certificate holders and interactive gaming operator licensees. It applies to these entities who are involved in operating interactive gaming in the Commonwealth. The document mandates that certain information must be prominently displayed on a web page that authorized players must access before beginning a gambling session. The required information includes the full name and address of the certificate holder or licensee, a logo indicating authorization to operate interactive gaming, license number, statements regarding age and jurisdiction restrictions, active links to information on dispute resolution, responsible gaming, the Board’s website, and a website for self-exclusion.

This document pertains to the systems of internal controls required for interactive gaming certificate holders and interactive gaming operator licensees. It specifies that their organization charts must depict segregation of functions and responsibilities, and provide descriptions of duties and responsibilities for each position. The document allows flexibility in tailoring organizational structures to meet specific needs or policies. The organization charts must ensure a system of personnel and chain of command for accountability, segregation of incompatible functions to prevent errors and fraud, performance of functions in accordance with sound financial practices, and practical areas of responsibility.

This legal document governs the requirements for the display of information on web pages accessed by authorized players before beginning a gambling session in the context of interactive gaming. It applies to both interactive gaming certificate holders and interactive gaming operators. The document mandates the prominent display of specific information, including the full name and address of the certificate holder or operator, a logo provided by the Board indicating authorization to operate interactive gaming, license numbers, statements regarding age and jurisdiction restrictions, and active links to various resources such as dispute resolution information, problem gambling websites, the Board’s website, a website for self-exclusion, and the house rules adopted by the certificate holder or operator.

This document outlines the requirements for the systems of internal controls of interactive gaming certificate holders and interactive gaming operators. It mandates the inclusion of organization charts depicting segregation of functions and responsibilities, as well as descriptions of duties and responsibilities for each position. The document allows flexibility in tailoring organizational structures to meet specific needs or policies. The internal controls must provide for a system of personnel and chain of command, segregation of incompatible functions, performance in accordance with sound financial practices, and practical areas of responsibility.

(a)At the request of a player, interactive gaming systems must provide an interactive gaming account statement which must include detailed account activity for at least the 6 months preceding the request. In addition, an interactive gaming system must, upon request, be capable of providing a summary statement of all player activity during the past year. Information to be provided on the summary statement must include, at a minimum, all of the following: (1)Deposits to the interactive gaming account.

This document governs the controls and mechanisms related to player accounts in interactive gaming systems. It applies to interactive gaming certificate holders, interactive gaming operator licensees, and players. The document outlines the requirements for starting and ending player sessions, including the provision of electronic identifiers and passwords, the ability to change passwords, and the process for reauthentication and password retrieval. It also specifies the functionality of the away from computer status during peer-to-peer games, including automatic skipping of turns and forfeiting play for rounds.

(a)All interactive gaming certificate holders and interactive gaming operators shall have a link on its interactive gaming web site to the self-exclusion page of the Board web site. (b)Any player seeking to self-exclude from interactive gaming shall follow the procedures in the Boards regulations.

This document governs the controls and mechanisms related to player accounts in interactive gaming systems. It applies to interactive gaming certificate holders, interactive gaming operators, and players. The document outlines the requirements for starting and ending player sessions, including the provision of electronic identifiers and passwords, the ability to change passwords, and secure processes for reauthentication and password retrieval. It also specifies the functionality of the away from computer status during peer-to-peer games, including automatic skipping of turns and forfeiting play for incomplete rounds.