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Chapter 40. Charitable Gaming RegulationsRead Chapter
- Section 10
- Definitions
- Section 20
- Eligibility for permit to conduct charitable gaming; when valid; permit requirements
- Section 30
- Permit application process
- Section 40
- Suspension, revocation, or denial of permit
- Section 50
- Conduct of bingo, instant bingo, pull-tabs, seal cards, event games, network bingo, and raffles
- Section 60
- Rules of play
- Section 70
- Bank accounts
- Section 80
- Recordkeeping
- Section 90
- Financial reporting, penalties, inspections and audits
- Section 100
- Use of proceeds
- Section 110
- Requirements regarding renting premises, agreements, and landlord participation
- Section 120
- Suppliers of charitable gaming supplies: application, qualifications, suspension, revocation or refusal to renew permit, maintenance, and production..
- Section 130
- Construction and other standards for bingo, instant bingo, pull-tabs, seal cards, raffles, electronic bingo devices, and instant bingo, pull-tab...
- Section 140
- Instant bingo, pull-tabs, or seal card randomization standards
- Section 143
- Electronic random number generator standards
- Section 147
- Manufacturers of electronic games of chance systems: application, qualifications, suspension, revocation or refusal to renew permit, maintenance...
- Section 150
- Approval of distributed pull-tab systems, validation systems, point-of-sale stations, and redemption terminals; approval of game themes and sounds
- Section 160
- Distributed pull-tab system
- Section 170
- Dispensing of electronic game cards pull-tabs
- Section 180
- Game set requirements
- Section 190
- Game set definition
- Section 200
- Data required to be available for each game set
- Section 210
- Security requirements
- Section 220
- Backup and recovery
- Section 230
- Electronic accounting and reporting
- Section 240
- Randomization
- Section 250
- Communications and network requirements
- Section 260
- Significant events
- Section 270
- Validation system and redemption
- Section 280
- Point of sale; validation terminal
- Section 290
- Location of equipment
- Section 300
- Electronic pull-tab device general requirements
- Section 310
- Cabinet wiring
- Section 320
- Electronic pull-tab device identification
- Section 330
- Doors; compartments
- Section 340
- Memory clear
- Section 350
- Critical memory
- Section 360
- Program storage devices
- Section 370
- Touch screens
- Section 380
- Bill acceptors
- Section 390
- Payment by voucher printers
- Section 400
- Payment by account
- Section 410
- Game play requirements
- Section 420
- [Repealed]
- Section 430
- [Repealed]
- Section 440
- Network bingo providers: application, qualifications, suspension, revocation or refusal to renew permit, maintenance, and production of records
- Section 450
- Approval of equipment used to perform network bingo
- Section 460
- Location of equipment
- Section 470
- Communications and network requirements
- Section 480
- Backup and recovery
- Section 490
- Security requirements
- Section 500
- Randomization
- Section 510
- Point of sale terminal
- Section 520
- Game play requirements
- Section 600
- Procedural rules for the conduct of fact-finding conferences and hearings
- Section 610
- Reporting violations
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