This legal document pertains to the requirements and standards for obtaining a retail establishment permit in Louisiana for lottery sports wagering. The document outlines the qualifications an applicant must meet, including being a person of good character, honesty, and integrity, and not having a felony conviction related to the security or integrity of a lottery. The applicant must provide their name and address, as well as the names and addresses of relevant individuals or entities associated with the applicant, such as officers, directors, stockholders, trustees, or partners.

A. The renewal application must contain a statement by the applicant that any and all changes in history and financial information provided in the previous application have been disclosed. 329 Louisiana Administrative Code January 2023 B. A permittee in good standing with the corporation at the time of renewal will be considered qualified and suitable for renewal of the permit. C. Renewal applications may be submitted to the corporation 120 days prior to the expiration of the permit term.

This document governs the suspension and revocation of permits in the Louisiana Lottery. It applies to permittees in the lottery. The president of the corporation has the authority to suspend or revoke a permit for good cause, including violations of the rules, the Act, or objective criteria established by the corporation. The reasons for suspension or revocation include violations of the rules, the Act, or other provisions of Louisiana law, commission of fraud or misrepresentation, conduct prejudicial to public confidence in the lottery, filing for bankruptcy or receivership, failure to accurately account for tickets, revenues, or prizes, insufficient sale of sports wagers, or material changes in matters considered during the permit granting process.

This section outlines the procedures for appealing a corporation determination by a permittee or a person seeking a permit under the Louisiana Gaming rules and the Act. Prior to making an appeal, the appellant must send a request letter to the president, stating the action they seek modification for and providing reasons for the modification. The president must respond to the request letter within 10 days, stating the reasons for the response.

This document governs the requirements and restrictions for sports wagering operators in Louisiana. It applies to sports wagering operators who are authorized by the Act. The operators are required to conduct sports wagering only as expressly authorized by the Act, these rules, or their internal controls. They must comply with all provisions of the Act, these rules, and their internal controls regarding child support arrearages. The operators are prohibited from accepting sports wagers from prohibited players.

This document outlines the duties and responsibilities of operators of sports wagering platforms. The operator is required to identify themselves and provide a set of terms and conditions as well as a privacy policy to the players. The privacy policy should specify the information collected, the purpose of collection, and the conditions for disclosure. Player information should be kept confidential, except when required by law or requested by the corporation. The operator must ensure compliance with the Act, rules, and corporation requirements, as well as adhere to AML standards and federal/state laws.

This document, part of the Louisiana Administrative Code, specifically the Lottery Sports Wagering Subchapter A. General Provisions, outlines the rules and operations related to sports wagering in Louisiana. The document imposes certain restrictions and requirements on the operator of the sports wagering system. The operator is prohibited from allowing players to place sports wagers while located in a prohibited parish. Additionally, the operator must implement protocols and procedures to prevent players from disguising their physical location or using proxy servers or other means to place sports wagers.

This document governs the registration process and requirements for individuals placing sports wagers on a sports wagering platform through a website or mobile application. It applies to operators and individuals participating in sports wagering. Operators are required to implement security standards to verify the identity of individuals before allowing them to place sports wagers. Individuals must provide personal information such as legal name, date of birth, Social Security number or equivalent identification number, residential address, email address, and telephone number.

This document, part of the Louisiana Administrative Code, specifically the Lottery Sports Wagering Subchapter A. General Provisions, outlines the limitations and obligations that operators of sports wagering platforms must adhere to. The document requires operators to limit each authorized player to one active and continuously used account and username. It also mandates the implementation of rules and procedures to suspend accounts of players who attempt to establish multiple usernames or accounts.

A. An operator shall not charge a player for an inactive sports wagering account. B. No player shall be charged for failure to deposit certain amounts of cash or cash equivalent into a sports wagering account. C. The operator shall follow state law as it regards unclaimed property for inactive accounts. AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 47:9001 et seq. HISTORICAL NOTE: Promulgated by the Louisiana Lottery Corporation LR 47:1889 (December 2021).