Compliance Updates
NGCB: 2022-01R: NOTICE AND AGENDA OF A PUBLIC REGULATION WORKSHOP OF THE NEVADA GAMING CONTROL BOARD TO SOLICIT COMMENTS FOR AMENDMENTS TO NEVADA GAMING COMMISSION REGULATIONS REGARDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION
NOTICE OF WORKSHOP
The Nevada Gaming Control Board (Board) will hold a workshop to receive public input on proposed amendments to Nevada Gaming Commission (NGC) Regulations regarding, without limitation, gaming devices, associated equipment, inter-casino linked systems, operators of inter-casino linked systems, mobile gaming systems, new game approval, and revocation of gaming device and associated equipment approvals.
The public workshop is scheduled as follows:
February 24, 2022
1:00 PM
Gaming Control Board Offices
Grant Sawyer Building
Hearing Room 2450
555 East Washington Avenue
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
*And via video conference at
Gaming Control Board Offices
1919 College Parkway
Carson City, Nevada 89706
Interested persons may present statements, arguments or contentions in writing. Written comments should be submitted prior to 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, February 22, 2022. Comments should be submitted to the Executive
Secretary via e-mail at [email protected]. The public may attend in person or view the workshop at the time noticed herein by live stream link located at: https://gaming.nv.gov/index.aspx?page=145. Public comment may be made in person as set forth below in the public comment section.
- PUBLIC COMMENT
This public comment agenda item is provided in accordance with NRS 241.020(2)(c)(3) which requires an agenda provide for periods devoted to comments by the general public, if any, and discussion of those comments. No action may be taken upon a matter raised under this item of the agenda until the matter itself has been specifically included on an agenda as an item upon which action will be taken.
- WORKSHOP AGENDA
For Possible Action
2022-01R: CONSIDERATION AND POSSIBLE RECOMMENDATION TO NEVADA GAMING COMMISSION OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO NEVADA GAMING COMMISSION REGULATIONS 3, 4, 5, 6, and 14
REGARDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, GAMING DEVICES, ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT, INTER-CASINO LINKED SYSTEMS, OPERATORS OF INTER-CASINO LINKED SYSTEMS, MOBILE GAMING SYSTEMS, NEW GAME APPROVAL, AND REVOCATION OF GAMING DEVICE AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT APPROVALS AS SET FORTH BELOW:
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO REGULATION 3.070
PURPOSE: To reflect the statutory change that an operator of an inter-casino linked system is now approved pursuant to regulation rather than licensed; and to take such additional action as may be necessary and proper to effectuate this stated purpose.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO REGULATION 4.030
PURPOSE: To clarify that a non-restricted license refers to gaming licenses; to reflect that operators of inter-casino linked systems are no longer considered gaming licensees due to statutory change; and to take such additional action as may be necessary and proper to effectuate these stated purposes.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO REGULATION 5.112 and 5.180
PURPOSE: To reflect the statutory change that an operator of an inter-casino linked system is now approved pursuant to regulation rather than licensed; to reflect the statutory change to game approvals; to modify the connection and record keeping requirements of an inter-casino linked system; to delete statutory cross-references which are no longer in effect; and to take such additional action as may be necessary and proper to effectuate these stated purposes.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO REGULATION 6.010, 6.110, and 6.150
PURPOSE: To reflect the statutory change that an operator of an inter-casino linked system is now approved pursuant to regulation rather than licensed; to delete statutory cross-references which are no longer in effect; and to take such additional action as may be necessary and proper to effectuate these stated purposes.
PROPOSED NEW REGULATION SECTIONS TO REGULATION 14
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO REGULATION 14.010, 14.020, 14.030, 14.040, 14.050, 14.060, 14.080,
14.100, 14.110, 14.120, 14.130, 14.140, 14.220, 14.230, 14.260, 14.300, 14.350, 14.360, 14.370, 14.390, 14.395, AND 14.420
PURPOSE: To reflect the statutory change that inter-casino linked systems are now associated equipment; to reflect the statutory change classifying mobile gaming systems as gaming devices; to clarify that an on-line slot metering system is associated equipment; to reflect the statutory change that an operator of an inter-casino linked system is now approved pursuant to regulation rather than licensed; to delete statutory cross-references which
are no longer in effect; to create an operator of an inter-casino linked system approval and the process to obtain such approval; to reflect the statutory change for approval of a new game; to modify the waiver provisions regarding gaming devices and associated equipment; to modify the requirements concerning individuals employed to respond to the Gaming Control Board; to move and update the requirements concerning a multi-jurisdictional prize system reflecting inter-casino linked systems classification as associated equipment; to modify gaming device approval revocation requirements; to modify the application requirements for new games; to allow waiver of Board Chair approval of variations of Bingo; to modify the approval requirements for associated equipment modifications; to create associated equipment approval revocation requirements; and to take such additional action as may be necessary and proper to effectuate these stated purposes.
All documents and material regarding this item are available at: http://gaming.nv.gov/index.aspx?page=52.
IV. PUBLIC COMMENT
This public comment agenda item is provided in accordance with NRS 241.020(2)(c)(3) which requires an agenda provide for periods devoted to comments by the general public, if any, and discussion of those comments. No action may be taken upon a matter raised under this item of the agenda until the matter itself has been specifically included on an agenda as an item upon which action will be taken.
JCM Global announced that it has successfully passed regulatory review and received a manufacturerâs license from the West Virginia Lottery Commission. The license enables JCM to directly sell to and service customers in the state.
âAt JCM, we are committed to our customers. While attaining licensing was not required, we pursued it because it allows us to directly provide JCMâs leading technology and advanced systems, backed by our world-class service, and support, resulting in faster service times and simplifying the entire relationship between JCM and our customers,â said JCM SVP â Sales, Marketing & Operations Dave Kubajak in a statement.
JCM recently announced it has attained licenses in Colorado and New Mexico, bringing the companyâs total number of active gaming licenses to 177.
In West Virginia, JCM will provide technology, including the iVIZION bill validator; ICB Intelligent Cash Box System, which boosts security and efficiencies across the gaming floor; and the GEN5 thermal printer, which delivers TITO, personalized promotions, and rewards directly to the player.
SYNOT Games has announced that more than 140 of its games have now been officially certified in Brazil.
âWe are delighted to announce that more than 140 of our games have now been officially certified in Brazil. This significant achievement allows us to expand our reach and introduce a diverse selection of games to this dynamic market. Brazil represents a key opportunity for growth, and we are committed to delivering exceptional gaming experiences to the Brazilian audience,â the Company said.
âWe are thrilled to introduce our portfolio in Brazil, offering innovative and engaging gameplay that promises to captivate and entertain players,â Martina Krajci, CCO at SYNOT Games, said.
Delasport has just become one of the first suppliers to obtain a GLI certification for its sportsbook in Brazil, two weeks before the historical regulation comes into effect.
Continuing its global growth, Delasport is bringing several operators on board in Brazil. In order to complete the process, operators that are applying for a new Brazilian license have 30 days to provide all relevant platform certificates from the moment that they are notified by the regulator that their initial submission has been accepted. This is also the moment that they can pay the license fee. Still, failure to provide platform certificates will result in the application being placed on hold.
Delasport turned to Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) for the certification of its sportsbook against Brazilian technical standards. The historical partnership with GLI was further strengthened by the news, a few months back, that GLI had become the first laboratory to achieve the local accreditation to certify for betting systems, live game studios, and online games by the Secretaria De PrĂȘmios e Apostas (SPA) in Brazil.
Delasport has successfully met all technical requirements for providing its sports betting solution to the largest country in South America. The certificate is evidence of the teamâs experience, expertise, and determination to lead the way in key jurisdictions.
Obtaining a GLI certification for Brazil is a step towards cementing the trust players and operators have for Delasportâs products. This serves to show that the award-winning supplier is capable of meeting even the strictest industry standards for integrity and fairness.
âWhen we learnt that providing platform certificates to the regulator was on our partner operatorsâ critical path for obtaining the license, we immediately prioritized submitting the system to GLI for testingâ, Delasportâs Chief Compliance Officer Filippo Ferri said. âNeedless to say, GLI did a tremendous job of working with us to conduct the tests in record time, to match the submission deadline of some of our clients. I am also very proud of how our internal departments worked together to obtain this certificate, and of how they continue to push forward with the delivery of a datavault system that complies with SIGAP requirements.â
Operators that plan on entering the newly regulated Brazilian market will now have numerous advantages if they partner with Delasport. They will be able to provide their players with personalization features like My Sportsbook, My Event Builder, and My Combo that skyrocket revenues and retention.
Furthermore, Delasportâs KYC and AML provider is a market leader that guarantees the highest level of compliance for all operators that choose to go on this route.
Also, Delasport has already partnered with numerous local payment system providers and offers a real-time AI-powered Responsible Gambling system which can easily adapt to local regulations.
Last, but not least, operators will feel Delasportâs support from the get-go all the way to establishing themselves as a market leader. Delasport is knowledgeable of cultural and regional differences and can address all localization needs from the early stages of engagement.
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