Gaming Offenses
Offenses:
- No person shall, in relation to an authorized game, dishonestly obtain a benefit by any act, practice or scheme or otherwise dishonestly obtain a benefit through the use of any device or item.
For the purposes of the foregoing paragraph, a person obtains a benefit if the person obtains for himself or another person, or induces a person to deliver, give or credit to the person or another person, any money, benefit, advantage, valuable consideration or security.
- No person shall, directly or indirectly: (i) forge or alter a gaming record; or (ii) knowingly use or attempt to use a forged or altered gaming record.
- No person shall impersonate a Licensed Operator, an agent, a key person, a member of the Regulator or anyone acting for and on behalf of the Authority.
- No member of the Regulator or anyone acting for and on behalf of the Authority shall ask for, receive or obtain, or agree to receive or obtain, any money, property or benefit of any kind for himself or another person for an improper purpose.
- No person shall give, or promise or offer to give, any money, property or benefit of any kind to, any member of the Regulator or anyone acting for and on behalf of the Authority for an improper purpose.
- No employee, whether a key personnel or not, of a Licensed Operator shall take part in an authorized game being conducted by the latter.
Any person who contravenes any offense or any provision of the Interactive Gaming Rules and Regulations shall, after due notice and hearing, be liable to pay a fine not exceeding Ten Thousand U.S. Dollars ($10,000.00). In addition, any prize won by a person participating in an authorized game in contravention with any offense or any provision of the Interactive Gaming Rules and Regulations shall be forfeited to the Regulator.

