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Rule 3772-6-05 | Affirmative license standards.

...(A) An applicant for a gaming-related vendor license must establish, by clear and convincing evidence, the applicant's suitability for licensure. (B) In determining whether to grant, maintain, or renew a gaming-related vendor license, the commission will evaluate and consider the following factors in addition to those set forth in Chapter 3772. of the Revised Code: (1) The reputation and bus...

Rule 3772-8-02 | Casino gaming employee license application, license period, and provisional license.

...(A) An applicant for an initial, new, or renewal casino gaming employee license must complete and submit the appropriate form(s) required by the commission and pay an application fee and license fee as described in rule 3772-8-03 of the Administrative Code. The casino gaming employee must provide the commission with all information and documents that the commission requests. The application fee may be increased in ac...

Rule 3772-8-02 | Casino gaming employee license application, license period, and provisional license.

...(A) An applicant for an initial, new, or renewal casino gaming employee license must complete and submit the appropriate form(s) required by the commission. The casino gaming employee must provide the commission with all information and documents that the commission requests. (B) A casino gaming employee license expires three years after the date of licensure. (C) An applicant for a casino gamin...

Rule 3772-9-10 | Electronic gaming equipment maintenance, repair or other servicing standards.

...(A) Electronic gaming equipment may not be placed into operation at a casino facility unless the equipment is in a suitable operating condition. (B) Critical program storage media shall be verified and sealed by a commission employee before any electronic gaming equipment is placed into operation at a casino facility, unless otherwise approved by the executive director of the commission or the executive director's d...

Rule 3772-10-08 | Procedures for monitoring and reviewing game operations.

...(A) Each casino operator shall establish internal controls for monitoring and reviewing table game and electronic gaming equipment operations, which shall include:. (1) Procedures for the preparation of a monthly forecast of expected results by table game type, including expected total game revenue and game hold; (2) Procedures for preparation of a monthly forecast of expected results of electro...

Rule 3772-10-08 | Monitoring and reviewing game operations.

...(A) Each casino operator must establish internal controls for monitoring and reviewing table game operations, which must include: (1) Procedures for the monthly review of table game performance. The review must be a comparison of the lifetime average historical payout percentage and the rolling thirty-day average payout percentage for each table game, on a per table basis; and (2) Procedures...

Rule 3772-11-20 | Dice and card specifications.

...(A) Casino operators must submit a schematic and production sample of proposed dice or cards to the executive director for approval before placing them into play. (B) Unless otherwise approved by the executive director or executive director's designee, each die used in casino gaming shall meet the following requirements: (1) Be formed in the shape of a cube with a size no smaller than .750 inch on each side and not...

Rule 3772-11-23 | Card and dice specifications.

...(A) Casino operators must submit a detailed schematic and production sample of proposed cards or dice to the executive director for approval before placing them into play. (B) The detailed schematic must show all sides of the cards or dice and the design and wording to be contained on the cards or dice. (C) Unless otherwise approved by the executive director, each die used in casino gaming must ...

Rule 3772-13-02 | Advertisements.

...(A) Each casino operator shall provide a complete and accurate copy of all advertisements at least five business days in advance of public dissemination to the executive director. (B) For as long as they are publicly disseminated, all advertisement must meet the following criteria: (1) Advertisements shall not obscure any material fact; (2) Advertisements shall not depict any individual under t...

Rule 3772-13-03 | Promotions.

...(A) A casino operator may only offer a promotion in the manner it is described in written, dated rules that must contain, at a minimum, the following information: (1) The date(s) on which the promotion will be held; (2) A description of the promotion, including the structure, equipment, guidelines, any material conditions or limiting factors, and criteria for eligibility, entry, and determinatio...

Rule 3772-13-03 | Promotions.

...(A) A casino operator may only offer a promotion in the manner it is described in written, dated rules that must contain, at a minimum, the following information: (1) The date(s) on which the promotion will be held; (2) A description of the promotion, including the structure, equipment, guidelines, any material conditions or limiting factors, and criteria for eligibility, entry, and determin...

Rule 3772-14-01 | Player against player contests.

...(A) "Player Against Player Contest" means an event in which individuals pay consideration to participate or compete against one another in a program or series of programs in which the casino operator has no stake other than a rake. A promotion, as described in rule 3772-13-01 of the Administrative Code, is not a player against player contest. (B) "Program" means a poker game, table game, or s...

Rule 3772-14-01 | Player against player contests.

...(A) "Player Against Player Contest" means an event in which individuals pay consideration to participate or compete against one another in a program or series of programs in which the casino operator has no stake other than a rake. A promotion, as described in rule 3772-13-01 of the Administrative Code, is not a player against player contest. (B) "Program" means a poker game, table game, or s...

Rule 3772-14-01 | Player against player contests.

...(A) "Player Against Player Contest" means an event in which individuals pay consideration to participate or compete against one another in a program or series of programs in which the casino operator has no stake other than a rake. A promotion, as described in rule 3772-13-01 of the Administrative Code, is not a player against player contest. (B) "Program" means a poker game, table game, or s...

Rule 3772-19-07 | Required surveillance coverage.

...(A) Surveillance coverage must include: (1) Each table game area with enough clarity to identify patrons and dealers. (2) Each table game surface with enough coverage and clarity to simultaneously view the table bank and determine the configuration of wagers, card values, game outcome, and table number. (3) Each progressive table game progressive jackpot meter. (4) Each table game area used for cr...

Rule 3772-19-10 | Maintenance and malfunctions.

...(A) The casino operator must report to the commission, within fifteen minutes of initial discovery, when surveillance equipment that is critical to the casino operator's ability to meet any of the requirements of this chapter becomes out of service due to malfunction. (B) Casino gaming in the affected area(s) shall cease to the extent ordered by the executive director until the casino operator pr...

Rule 3772-50-12 | Filing requirements.

...(A) Upon a determination by the commission that an applicant for a new or renewal type-C skill-based amusement machine operator license is suitable to be issued a license, the operator shall file a report with the commission, available at the commission's website at www.casinocontrol.ohio.gov/skillgames, , including: (1) A complete list, including mailing address and phone number, of all skill-ba...

Rule 3772-50-16 | Prohibited activities.

...(A) No skill-based amusement machine vendor shall manufacture, sell, or distribute type-B or type-C skill-based amusement machines, to be used in Ohio, to any person not licensed by the commission as a skill-based amusement machine vendor or skill-based amusement machine operator under this chapter. (1) A skill-based amusement machine vendor, licensed by the commission under this chapter, may pur...

Rule 3772-50-16 | Prohibited activities.

...(A) A skill-based amusement machine vendor must not manufacture, sell, or distribute type-B or type-C skill-based amusement machines, to be used in Ohio, to any person not licensed by the commission as a skill-based amusement machine vendor or skill-based amusement machine operator under this chapter. (1) A skill-based amusement machine vendor, licensed by the commission under this chapter, may ...

Rule 3772-50-24 | Skill-based amusement machine standards.

...(A) All type-B and type-C skill-based amusement machines must be approved by the commission for use in Ohio and comply with all technical and testing standards adopted by the commission as appendix A to this rule. (B) A skill-based amusement machine operator must be able to account for the following: (1) Total played; and (2) Total won. For purpose of this paragraph, "total played" and "to...

Rule 3772-50-24 | Skill-based amusement machine standards.

...(A) All type-B and type-C skill-based amusement machines must be approved by the commission for use in Ohio and comply with all technical and testing standards adopted by the commission as appendix A to this rule. (B) A skill-based amusement machine operator must be able to account for the following: (1) Total played; and (2) Total won. For purpose of this paragraph, "total played" and...

Rule 3773-1-06 | Pay schedule for commission officials.

...Promoters shall compensate officials appointed by the commission in accordance with the following pay schedule. (A) Three judges, one timekeeper, one knockdown timekeeper: not less than one hundred dollars each. (B) Two referees: Shall be paid a fee of not less than one hundred fifty dollars each. When using only one referee the fee shall be not less than two hundred dollars. (C) Inspector: not less than two hund...

Rule 3773-2-01 | Weigh-in and weights and classes.

...(A) The commission shall promulgate rules and regulations establishing classes of boxers, which classes shall be based upon weights. All contests or exhibitions shall take place only between boxers who are within the same weight class as defined by the commission, unless otherwise approved by the commission. The allowable weight differences shall be between weight classes. Example a contestant one hundred fourteen p...

Rule 3773-2-01 | Weigh-in and weights and classes.

...(A) The commission shall promulgate rules and regulations establishing classes of boxers, which classes shall be based upon weights. All contests or exhibitions shall take place only between boxers who are within the same weight class as defined by the commission, unless otherwise approved by the commission. The allowable weight differences shall be between weight classes. Example a contestant one hundred fourteen p...

Rule 3773-2-04 | Availability of medical personnel.

...No competition may occur that involves the sports of boxing, mixed martial arts, kick boxing, karate, tough man or tough person contests, or any other form of boxing or martial arts unless there is: (A) At least one physician at ringside at all times. The physician must be a licensed medical doctor or a doctor of osteopathic medicine, and must be legally authorized to practice medicine in the state. (B) A minimu...