Pennsylvania Code
Title 7 - AGRICULTURE
Part VIII - State Horse Racing Commission
Subpart C - Pari-Mutuel Wagering
Chapter 197 - ADVANCE DEPOSIT ACCOUNT WAGERING-TEMPORARY REGULATIONS
Section 197.1 - License required to conduct advance deposit account wagering

(a) In addition to the electronic wagering provisions set forth in sections 9351-9359 (relating to additional licensing requirements for licensed racing entity, secondary pari-mutuel organization, totalisator and racing vendors) of the act and Subpart B (relating to licensing) of the Commission's regulations, a licensed racing entity, a racing vendor providing ADW services on behalf of a licensed racing entity or a SPMO licensed by the Commission to operate in this jurisdiction, may apply for a license to operate an ADW system whereby wagers are debited and payouts are credited to an account held by the licensed racing entity, racing vendor or SPMO on behalf of a person who has applied for the account and been accepted under these rules.

(b) An entity that operates an ADW and is not otherwise involved in pari-mutuel wagering may be licensed as both a SPMO and an ADW in a consolidated licensing procedure as prescribed by the Commission.

(c) A provider of advanced deposit account wagering facilities or systems for an ADW must be licensed by the Commission if account facilities, equipment or personnel are located in this jurisdiction under a contract with a licensed association or SPMO.