The provided legal document content covers various aspects of sports wagering in Maryland. It includes regulations for submitting complaints regarding sports wagering activities, reserve requirements for sports wagering licensees, funding methods for bettor’s sports wagering accounts, and limits and requirements for accepting wagers. The documents apply to sports wagering licensees, bettors, and the Maryland State Lottery and Gaming Control Agency. The regulations outline the process for submitting complaints to the Commission, including the required information and the possibility of a public hearing.

The provided legal document content consists of two sections. The first section governs the requirements for a sports wagering facility plan for licensees. It mandates that licensees must submit a floor plan of the facility and all restricted areas to the Commission for review and approval at least 60 days before commencing sports wagering operations. The facility plan must include details such as the total square feet, perimeter of the facility, location of ATMs, bill breakers, ticket redemption units, security department zones, and restricted areas.

The provided legal document content pertains to the regulations governing wagering using online, web-based, or mobile applications in Maryland. The regulations specify various requirements and obligations for sports wagering licensees, including the provision of security mechanisms to ensure the confidentiality of personally identifiable information, age verification measures to prevent sports wagers by individuals younger than 21 years old, and identity verification through secure online databases. Additionally, licensees and their agents, contractors, and vendors are required to periodically review their geolocation technology systems to ensure compliance and ensure that all sports wagers are initiated, received, and completed within the state.

The provided legal document content governs the authorization process for sports wagering licensees in Maryland. It requires sports wagering licensees to obtain prior written authorization from the Commission for various actions related to sports wagering equipment. These actions include placing equipment into operation, relocating equipment within the facility, changing configuration, performing substantial replacement of parts, implementing variations or new features, and performing actions that materially alter or interrupt the operation of the equipment.

The provided legal document content consists of information related to sports wagering in Maryland. The documents cover the following aspects: 1. Sports Wagering Technical Standards: This document outlines the information security requirements for sports wagering licensees. It mandates the implementation and maintenance of a comprehensive information security system to protect bettor’s personally identifiable information. Licensees are required to conduct vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, and operational security control reviews. 2. Creation and Management of Bettor Accounts: This document pertains to the establishment and management of bettor accounts in the context of sports wagering.

The provided legal document governs the service charges for property presumed abandoned in Maryland. It applies to holders of such property under Commercial Law Article, Title 17. The document states that a service charge of any type may not be made unless the holder complies with the requirements set forth in Commercial Law Article, 17-308.1. Holders are also required to report the full amount appearing on the face of every instrument presumed abandoned, such as certificates of deposit, drafts, traveler’s checks, and money orders.

The provided legal document content consists of definitions for various terms related to sports wagering provisions in the State Government Article, Title 9, Subtitle 1E, Annotated Code of Maryland. It applies to applicants, licensees, bettors, and other individuals involved in sports wagering activities in Maryland. The document defines terms such as ACH, Affiliate, Age and identity verification, AML, Applicant, Application, Associated equipment, Award, Awardee, Beneficial owner, Bettor, Books and records, Cancelled wager, Cheat or cheating, Client software, Communication technology, Controlling entity, Data information center, Dormant account, Electronic bingo or electronic tip jar machine, Entrant, Event number, Exchange wager, Excluded individual, Global risk management, Gross pool, Holding company, House rules, Independent certified testing laboratory, Indirect interest, In-game wager and In-play bet, Institutional investor, Integrity monitoring, Issue or issuance, Kiosk, Layoff wager, Licensee, Mandatory exclusion list, Maryland State Fair Society, Mobile sports wagering licensee, Maximum wager limit, Money line wager, Multi-factor authentication, Non-wagering employee, Online sports wagering, Online sports wagering operator or online sports wagering operator licensee, Over-under wager, Parimutuel betting, Parlay wager, Payout, Penalty, Personally identifiable information, Point of sale system, Pool wager, Predatory Marketing Practice, Principal, Principal Employee, Prohibited sports wager, Proposition wager or proposition bet, Registered bettor, Restricted area, Risk management, Sanction, Satellite simulcast betting, Satellite simulcast facility, Settled wager, Sports bettor tracking system, Sports wagering, Sports wagering account or bettor account, Sports Wagering Application Review Commission or SWARC, Sports wagering contractor or contractor, Sports wagering contractorTier 1 or Tier 1 contractor, Sports wagering contractorTier 2 or Tier 2 contractor, Sports wagering employee or wagering employee, Sports wagering equipment, Sports wagering facility, wagering facility, or facility, Sports wagering facility operator or sports wagering facility operator licensee, Sports wagering facility operator license, Sports wagering website, Sports wagering license, Sports wagering licensee, Sports wagering operation or sports wagering operations, Sports wagering platform, Sports wagering ticket, Sports wagering voucher, Straight wager and single-game bet, Teaser bet, Temporary sports wagering facility, Unredeemed Item, Unusual wagering activity, Video lottery employee, Voided wager, Wager or wagering, and Wagering day.

The provided legal document content pertains to the lottery provisions of the Maryland State Lottery and Gaming Control Agency. It governs the activities and operations related to the lottery conducted by the agency. The document does not mention any specific exemptions or penalties for non-compliance. It is applicable to entities and individuals involved in the lottery activities regulated by the Maryland State Lottery and Gaming Control Agency. The provided legal document content covers various aspects related to retailers in the Maryland State Lottery and Gaming Control Agency.

The provided legal document content consists of various sections governing different aspects of gaming provisions under the Maryland State Lottery and Gaming Control Agency. The first section outlines the process for requesting waivers of Commission regulations and the factors considered in granting such waivers. The second section provides definitions for terms used in the gaming provisions related to video lottery facilities. Another section discusses the procedures and requirements for unannounced inspections conducted by the Commission to ensure compliance with regulations.

The provided legal document content governs two main aspects: the reduction in the number of video lottery terminals authorized for operation at a facility and the purchase or lease of video lottery terminals and manufacturer incentives in Maryland. Facility operators can request a reduction in the number of terminals authorized for operation at their facility by submitting a request to the Commission. The request should include the reason for the reduction, the number of terminals to be removed, the proposed reconfiguration of the facility’s floor plan, whether the removal is temporary or permanent, the requested time frame for the reduction, and a projected analysis of the impact on gaming revenues.