The provided legal document content governs the licensing requirements for daily fantasy sports operators in Mississippi. It applies to fantasy contest operators who are required to obtain an initial, technical review and recommendation for approval from an independent testing laboratory licensed by the Mississippi Gaming Commission. The document outlines various rules and provisions that operators must comply with, including allowing individuals to restrict themselves from entering fantasy contests, prohibiting advertisements targeting prohibited participants, minors, or self-excluded persons, establishing and disclosing the values of prizes and awards, offering introductory procedures for players, identifying highly experienced players, prohibiting contests based on certain sports events, providing fair and non-misleading representations of average winnings, prohibiting cheating and the use of third-party scripts, segregating player funds, restricting the number of entries submitted by a single player, disclosing the maximum number of entries for each contest, allowing contests with no entry limits under certain conditions, disclosing the number of entries allowed per player, and providing players with an opportunity to file a Patron Dispute with the Mississippi Gaming Commission.

If the Executive Director files a complaint for disciplinary action against any holding company, affiliated licensee, or officer, director or shareholder of any holding company or affiliated licensee, or calls any such person forward for a finding of suitability, the Commission may order that securities issued by a holding company or affiliated licensee be placed in escrow on specified terms and conditions during the pendency of the disciplinary or licensing proceeding.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects of licensing and qualifications for gaming operations in Mississippi. It specifies the requirements for cruise vessels and vessels used for gaming, including compliance with U.S. Coast Guard regulations, minimum length and draft, and passenger-carrying capacity. The document also outlines the locations where gaming licensees may operate, including specific waters adjacent to certain counties, the Mississippi River and its bordering counties, and establishments near the mean high-water line of waters in Mississippi.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects of the gaming industry in Mississippi. It includes regulations for counting gaming devices for tax and license fees, operations of card games, operation of progressive keno games, approval process, specifications, use, redemption, and disposal of chips and tokens, surveillance in the gaming industry, regulation of Junket Representatives, player disputes, presence and activities of unsupervised minors in gaming establishments, procedures and regulations for self-exclusion, and operations and security of licensed gaming establishments.

The provided legal document, sourced from the Mississippi Administrative Code, governs the exclusion of persons involved in gaming by the Mississippi Gaming Commission. It prohibits the entry of excluded persons into any portion of a licensed gaming establishment. The Executive Director has the authority to place individuals on the exclusion list if they have been convicted of certain crimes, violated gaming-related provisions, or have a notorious or unsavory reputation that would adversely affect public confidence and trust in gaming.

The provided legal document content consists of definitions and terms used in the Mississippi Gaming Commission Regulations for Gaming Establishments. It governs the operations and activities of gaming establishments in Mississippi. The document provides definitions for various terms related to gaming, such as Baccarat Commission, Business year, Card game, Credit instrument, Currency Acceptor Box, Drop, Drop box, Executive Director, Game or gambling game, Jackpot payout, Override, Periodic Compliance Investigation, Signature, Statistical drop, Statistical win, Supplemental Jackpot Payout Procedures, Wagering Voucher, Verifier, and Wager.

This document pertains to the authority of the Mississippi Gaming Commission or its designee. The Commission has the power to conduct audits and reviews of licensees’ books and records, review accounting methods and procedures, observe cash handling methods, examine credit extension records, review internal control procedures, and investigate compliance with gaming regulations. The document does not mention any specific exemptions or penalties for non-compliance. The authority granted to the Commission aims to ensure the integrity and compliance of licensees with the Gaming Control Act and other regulations.

This legal document governs the record-keeping requirements for licensees in the gaming industry in Mississippi. Licensees are required to maintain accurate, complete, legible, and permanent records of all transactions pertaining to gaming. The document outlines specific conditions for storing records electronically and requires licensees to provide a detailed index of computerized or microfiche record-keeping systems upon request. Additionally, licensees must maintain general accounting records, including detailed records of revenues, expenses, assets, liabilities, and equity, as well as records of credit instruments, game statistics, slot analysis reports, and other records as required by the Executive Director.

The provided legal document is part of the Mississippi Administrative Code and specifically governs the technical standards for gaming devices and online slot systems. It applies to the Mississippi Gaming Commission, gaming device manufacturers, distributors, operators, and patrons. The document provides definitions for various terms related to gaming devices and online slot systems. It does not specify any penalties for non-compliance. The document also addresses the electrical interference immunity requirements for gaming devices, stating that they must exhibit total immunity to human body electrostatic discharges on all player-exposed areas.

This legal document governs the operation of race books and sports pools in Mississippi. It applies to any person or entity operating a race book or sports pool in Mississippi. To operate a race book or sports pool, a gaming license is required, and permission must be obtained from the Executive Director. However, a person or entity holding a casino operator’s license can offer a race book or sports pool within their licensed gaming operation after receiving approval from the Executive Director.