This document outlines the requirements for gaming equipment, gaming tables, and gaming table layouts in Louisiana. The regulations state that a gaming table must have designated positions for players and dealers. The table cloth covering should be imprinted with the name of the licensee or casino operator, as well as the name of the table game, spaces for cards dealt, and designated betting areas. Additional inscriptions may be required or approved by the division.

The provided legal document content pertains to the rules and regulations governing games and gaming activities authorized by the Louisiana Gaming Control Board. The document outlines the requirements for gaming equipment, gaming tables, and gaming table layouts. It specifies that gaming tables must have designated positions for players and dealers, and the table cloth covering should display the name of the licensee or casino operator, the name of the table game, spaces for cards dealt, and designated betting areas.

The provided legal document content governs disputes related to the payment of winnings between licensees or casino operators and patrons. When such disputes arise, the licensee or casino operator is required to provide the patron with a patron dispute form. Within seven days of being notified of a written patron dispute, the licensee or casino operator must provide the division with the identity of the parties involved and all facts regarding the dispute.

The provided legal document content governs the use of electronic gaming devices on licensed riverboats and slot machines at live racing facilities. It states that all electronic gaming devices must be linked by telecommunications to the division’s central computer system (DCCS), as required by R.S. 27:30.6. The DCCS is located within and administrated by the division. The DCCS is responsible for monitoring and reading various financial aspects of each electronic gaming device, including coin in, coin out, coins to the drop, games played, hand paid jackpots, bills and paper currency accepted, and bills and paper currency by denomination accepted.

The provided legal document content pertains to the establishment and regulation of a casino in the state of Louisiana. It outlines the creation of the Louisiana Economic Development and Gaming Corporation, a separate corporate entity with the authority to regulate the official gaming establishment casino and oversee associated games. The document covers the governance and operation of the corporation, including the board of directors and the president. The authority for this document is derived from the Louisiana Revised Statutes 4:601 et seq.

The provided legal document content covers the licensing requirements and operations of Cable Television Bingo in New Orleans, Louisiana. It applies to organizations that wish to obtain a local license and conduct Cable Television Bingo in New Orleans. To be eligible for a local license, organizations must first obtain a license from the division and meet qualifications required by Louisiana’s Raffles, Bingo, Keno Licensing Law and administrative rules. The organization or member organizations must have been actively domiciled in the state of Louisiana for a minimum of two consecutive years prior to their application.

This legal document governs the licensing of sports wagering operations in Louisiana. It states that no person, business, or legal entity can operate a sports book without first obtaining a license from the board. The license is issued in the name of the person responsible for the sports book. It is important to note that the license is deemed to be a revocable privilege and does not grant any vested rights.

This document governs the advertising and mandatory signage requirements for licensees and operators of sports wagering in Louisiana. It prohibits targeted advertisements to individuals who have self-restricted, are excluded, or are otherwise barred from participating in sports wagering. Advertisements and marketing material must not depict minors and cannot be run at primary or secondary schools or sports venues exclusively used for primary or secondary schools. Licensees and operators must ensure that their advertisements do not target prohibited players, persons under the age of 21, or self-restricted or excluded persons.

A. Licensees and operators shall comply with 2953 of Part III of this Title. AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 27:15 and 24. HISTORICAL NOTE: Promulgated by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Gaming Control Board, LR 48:60 (January 2022).

This document governs the offering of sports wagering by operators in Louisiana. Operators are prohibited from offering sports wagering on events or subjects that are prohibited by the Act, regulations, or the board. However, operators may accept sports wagers on other events if they have obtained approval from the board. To obtain approval, operators must submit a request at least 7 days prior to the event, providing a full description of the event, information on how wagers would be placed and winning wagers determined, and other documentation demonstrating that the event meets the requirements set forth in 523 of this Chapter.