This legal document pertains to the regulation of Greyhound Racing by the Arkansas Racing Commission under the Department of Finance and Administration. It governs the conduct of Greyhound Racing activities within the state of Arkansas. The document applies specifically to the Racing Commission, which is responsible for overseeing and regulating Greyhound Racing operations. No exemptions are mentioned in the document. However, the document does not provide specific penalties for non-compliance or violation of its provisions.

This document pertains to the regulation of Advance Deposit Wagering (ADW) in the context of horse racing. ADW refers to a form of wagering where individuals can place bets on horse races through electronic means, such as over the internet or by phone. The document governs the entities involved in horse racing and wagering, ensuring compliance with the rules and regulations related to ADW. It aims to establish guidelines and procedures for the operation of ADW platforms, including licensing requirements, customer protection measures, and responsible gambling practices.

This document, part of the Arkansas Administrative Rules, specifically the Department of Finance and Administration’s Racing Commission’s Casino Gaming Rules, governs the approval, issuance, and redemption of chips for use in gaming establishments. The document defines key terms such as ‘book,’ ‘Commission,’ and ‘chip.’ It outlines the procedures and requirements for obtaining approval for chips, including the submission of detailed drawings, specifications, and a written system of internal control. The document also specifies the design and construction specifications for chips, including inscriptions, size, and shape.

This document, part of the Arkansas Administrative Rules, specifically the Department of Finance and Administration’s Racing Commission’s Casino Gaming Rules, provides definitions and regulations for manufacturers, distributors, operators, and licensees of various gaming systems and associated equipment. It defines terms such as ‘cashless wagering system,’ ‘inter-casino linked system,’ and ‘game of skill.’ The document outlines the approval process for new gaming devices and inter-casino linked systems, including field testing and evaluation by the Commission.

This legal document outlines the powers and authorities of the Arkansas Racing Commission in relation to licensing, registration, and suitability of corporate licensees and institutional investors. The Commission has the power to recommend the granting, denial, limitation, conditioning, restriction, revocation, or suspension of licenses, registrations, approvals, or findings of suitability. They also have the authority to conduct investigations and require payment of investigation fees. The burden of proof for obtaining licenses, approvals, registrations, or findings of suitability lies with the applicant.

This document, part of the Arkansas Administrative Rules, specifically pertains to limited partnership licensees in the context of casino gaming. It provides definitions for various terms related to limited partnerships and establishes the powers of the Arkansas Racing Commission in granting, denying, and revoking licenses. The document also outlines the burden of proof for obtaining approvals, the prohibition on ownership of limited partnership licensees without prior approval, and the registration requirements for limited partners.

This document, part of the Arkansas Administrative Rules, pertains to limited-liability company licensees and their members and managers. It defines key terms such as ‘articles of organization,’ ‘capital account,’ ‘contribution,’ ‘control,’ ‘controlled affiliate,’ ‘controlling affiliate,’ ‘delayed licensing,’ ‘holding company,’ ‘interest in a limited-liability company,’ ’limited-liability company,’ ‘manager,’ and ‘member.’ The document also outlines the powers of the Arkansas Racing Commission, the burden of proof for approvals, ownership requirements for limited-liability company licensees, registration requirements for members of limited-liability companies, and the licensing of managers and members of limited-liability company holding companies.

These rules, adopted and promulgated by the Arkansas Racing Commission, govern the application procedures for the issuance and renewal of licenses to conduct casino gaming at a casino in Arkansas. The rules apply to individuals, corporations, partnerships, associations, trusts, or other entities applying for a license to conduct casino gaming. Franchise holders are exempt from submitting an application for a casino license. The document does not specify penalties for non-compliance or violation of the rules.

This document, part of the Arkansas Administrative Rules, pertains to the operation and ownership of race books and sports pools in Arkansas. It provides definitions for various terms used in the document, including ‘account wagering system’, ‘book’, ‘call center system’, ‘cash’, ‘central site book’, ‘commission’, ‘communications technology’, ‘internet’, ‘key employee’, ‘messenger bettor’, ’nonpari-mutuel wager’, ‘operator of a call center’, ‘outstation book’, ‘payout’, ‘post time’, ‘race book’, ‘satellite book’, ‘secure personal identification’, ‘sports pool’, ‘wagering account’, ‘wagering communication’, and ‘wagering instructions’.

This Rule governs off-track pari-mutuel wagering on sporting events and other events for which approval has been granted by the Commission pursuant to Amendment 100. It applies to establishments within Arkansas authorized to accept off-track pari-mutuel sports wagers, out-of-state facilities approved to accept off-track pari-mutuel sports wagers, persons or governmental agencies operating such facilities, and associations of such facilities. Off-track pari-mutuel wagering on horse and greyhound races conducted by franchise holders is governed by separate laws and rules.