This legal document, part of the Code of Maryland Regulations, pertains to the Responsible Gaming Plan for fantasy competition operators regulated by the Maryland State Lottery and Gaming Control Agency. The document outlines the requirements for establishing a responsible gaming plan, including goals, implementation procedures and deadlines, identification of responsible personnel, training on problem gambling, means of educating players about problem gambling and treatment resources, placement of responsible gambling awareness materials on the platform, and any other element required by the Commission.

These legal documents pertain to various aspects of the application and investigation process for sports wagering licenses in Maryland. They cover the requirement of obtaining a bond for applicants and licensees, exemption or waiver of license requirements, alternative licensing standards, identification and control of principal entities, disclosure of ownership interests, application documents for corporations and unincorporated business associations, consent for verification of personal and background information, background investigation requirements, and the application and investigation process for sports wagering licenses.

The provided legal document content outlines the qualification requirements for applicants and licensees in the Maryland State Lottery and Gaming Control Agency’s SPORTS WAGERING PROVISIONS. Applicants must pay the applicable nonrefundable application fee, provide documentation of acquiring the bond (unless exempt), and furnish all required information and documentation. The Commission will evaluate the applicant’s qualifications based on clear and convincing evidence, including financial stability, integrity, responsibility, good character, honesty, integrity, and sufficient business ability and experience.

The provided legal document content pertains to the specific requirements for sports wagering facility licensees in Maryland. It establishes requirements for minority business enterprise participation goals and reporting, compliance with the State’s Minority Business Program, and annual reporting to the Commission. The document also outlines the conditions under which a sports wagering facility licensee may contract with a sports wagering facility operator licensee. Additionally, it provides information on the different classes of sports wagering facility licenses, their application fees, and bond amounts.

The provided legal document content pertains to the specific requirements for mobile sports wagering licenses in Maryland. It outlines the administrative history, effective dates, and amendments related to these regulations. The document highlights the obligations of licensees, including the establishment of minority business enterprise participation goals and procedures for procurement, compliance with the State’s Minority Business Program, and annual reporting requirements. Licensees are also required to implement measures to prevent underage and out-of-state online wagering, establish procedures to prevent excluded individuals from participating, and comply with data security laws.

The provided legal document content outlines the license denial procedures for different types of sports wagering licenses in Maryland. It applies to applicants seeking sports wagering facility licenses, sports wagering facility operator licenses, mobile sports wagering licenses, and online sports wagering operator licenses. The Maryland State Lottery and Gaming Control Agency (MSLGCA) is responsible for conducting the license application review and determining whether the applicants meet the specified requirements. The review process includes evaluating equipment, facilities, data information centers, conducting tests and demonstrations, reviewing operational and technical submissions, and assessing readiness for safe and secure sports wagering.

The provided legal document content pertains to the enforcement of sports wagering provisions by the Maryland State Lottery and Gaming Control Agency. It outlines the violations that licensees are prohibited from committing, such as violating provisions of the State Government Article, Title 9, Subtitle 1E, Annotated Code of Maryland, regulations adopted under the same article, or directives of the Commission or the Director. Licensees are also prohibited from engaging in actions such as cheating, influencing the governing entity of a sporting event, influencing any person or unit of government involved in implementing or enforcing the State Government Article, Title 9, Subtitle 1E, Annotated Code of Maryland, or interfering with the regular operation of sports wagering platforms, equipment, or websites.

The provided legal document pertains to the enforcement of the Voluntary Exclusion Program in the context of sports wagering in Maryland. It applies to sports wagering licensees, which include sports wagering facility licensees, mobile sports wagering licensees, sports wagering facility operator licensees, and online sports wagering operator licensees. The document outlines the responsibilities and obligations of sports wagering licensees in relation to individuals on the voluntary exclusion list. It allows sports wagering licensees to disclose information about individuals on the list to specific parties, such as the Commission, managers, security and surveillance departments, and law enforcement officers.

The provided legal document content pertains to the enforcement of sports wagering provisions by sports wagering licensees in Maryland. It outlines several obligations that sports wagering licensees must adhere to. These obligations include excluding or ejecting individuals who have been excluded from the premises, notifying the Commission of any excluded individuals prohibited from entering sports wagering facilities or participating in sports wagering, preventing individuals under 21 years old from participating in sports wagering or entering designated areas, not allowing excluded individuals or individuals under 21 years old to collect winnings, and transferring any unredeemed items in the possession of an excluded individual to the Problem Gambling Fund.

The provided legal document content consists of various regulations and provisions related to sports wagering licensees in Maryland. These documents establish the minimum internal control standards that sports wagering licensees must adhere to in order to ensure compliance with the law and protect the interests of bettors. The documents cover a wide range of topics, including consumer protection, house rules, dispute resolution, count room design, collection of cash storage drop boxes, access and control of bill validators and cash storage boxes, issuance and redemption of sports wagering tickets or vouchers, bettor tracking systems, acceptance of credit cards and electronic transfers, customer deposit accounts, acceptance and verification of cash equivalents, wire transfers, acceptance and verification of checks, cashiers’ cage operations, surveillance systems, table of organization, complimentary services, annual audits and regulatory reports, internal controls, forms and documents, and more.