Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024
A.
Permits for gaming suppliers, non-gaming suppliers, key gaming employees, and
non-key gaming employees shall be applied for, issued, and regulated according
to the Act, including, but not limited to
R.S.
27:1 et seq., Part III of this Title, and
this Part.
B. Permits are not
transferable or assignable. If the status of the sports wagering permittee
should change such that the person no longer needs or is entitled to the
permit, then the permit shall be canceled and any tangible item which evinces
such a permit shall be surrendered to the board or division within five days of
the change of status. Any permit surrendered shall be marked canceled or
destroyed.
C. Any permit issued by
the board or division is deemed to be a revocable privilege, and no person
holding such a permit is deemed to have acquired any vested rights
therein.
D. All permits shall be
surrendered to the board or division upon their expiration or revocation at
which time they will be destroyed unless needed for a pending
investigation.
E. Sports Wagering
Platform Providers
1. An applicant for a
sports wagering platform provider permit shall submit its contract to operate
all or a portion of a sports book on behalf of a licensee with the application.
Any such contract must be contingent upon the permitting of the entity as a
sports wagering platform provider.
2. A contract between a licensee and a sports
wagering platform provider shall:
a. require
the sports wagering platform provider to comply with the Act, these
regulations, federal and state laws, and all internal controls applicable to
the sport's book; and
b. require
the sports wagering platform provider comply with all requests of the board and
division and grant the division access to all records, etc.
3. A sports wagering platform
provider permittee shall provide the division with a readily available point of
contact to ensure compliance.
F. Sports Wagering Service Providers
1. Sports wagering service provider permits
shall be a type of a gaming supplier permit in accordance with
R.S.
27:29.2 and the fee for such a permit shall
be in accordance with
R.S.
27:623.
2. Entities that must submit as a sports
wagering service provider include, but are not limited to, those providing
geolocation, geofencing, patron identification, risk management, player account
system, and integrity monitoring services.
3. An entity shall not engage in or provide
support services for the operation of a sports book on behalf of an operator in
this state without a sports wagering service provider permit and a contract to
provide support services.
G. Sports Wagering Distributor
1. An entity may apply for a sports wagering
distributor permit if it intends to market, buy, sell, lease, service, or
repair sports wagering mechanisms in this state. Any such contract must be
contingent upon the permitting of the entity as a sports wagering
distributor.
2. An entity shall not
market, buy, sell, lease, service, or repair sports wagering mechanisms in this
state without a sports wagering distributor permit.
3. A sports wagering distributor permit shall
be a type of gaming supplier permit in accordance with
R.S.
27:29.2 and the fee for such a permit shall
be in accordance with
R.S.
27:624.
AUTHORITY NOTE:
Promulgated in accordance with
R.S.
27:15 and 24.
