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Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-6 - DRUGS AND VETERINARIAN PROCEDURES › Section 75-6.004 - Prohibited Devices, Medications, and Procedures; Exceptions

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The administration, by whatever means, of
				any medication, except furosemide and prednisolone sodium succinate, to a
				racing animal within 24 hours prior to the officially scheduled time of a race
				in which that animal is scheduled to compete is strictly prohibited. The
				administration of furosemide or prednisolone sodium succinate, by whatever
				means, to a racing animal within 4 hours prior to the officially scheduled time
				of a race in which that animal is scheduled to compete is strictly prohibited.
				Any racing animal found by the stewards or judges, through evidence a
				reasonable person would consider reliable, to have been administered, by
				whatever means, any medication other than furosemide and prednisolone sodium
				succinate within 24 hours prior to the officially scheduled time of a race in
				which that animal is scheduled to compete shall be scratched. Any racing animal
				found by the stewards or judges, through evidence a reasonable person would
				consider reliable, to have been administered furosemide or prednisolone sodium
				succinate, by whatever means, within 4 hours prior to the officially scheduled
				time of a race in which that animal is scheduled to compete shall be scratched.
				Nothing in this rule shall be interpreted to prohibit the use of vitamins,
				minerals or naturally occurring substances so long as none exceeds the normal
				physiological concentration in a race day specimen.
(2)
(a) No
				licensee within the grounds of a racing permitholder where racing animals are
				lodged or kept shall have in or upon the premises which that person occupies or
				has the right to occupy, or in that licensee's personal property or effects,
				the following:
1. Legend drugs dispensed
				without a valid prescription,
2.
				Any hypodermic needle, injectable vial, syringe capable of accepting a
				hypodermic needle or which may accept a volume greater than 6 ounces, tube
				device for naso-gastric or gastric intubation,
3. Except as provided in paragraph (2)(b),
				any jug, drench or device capable of forced ingestion by human means,
				or
4. Except as provided in
				paragraph (2)(b), any other device which could be used for the injection,
				infusion or other administration of a legend drug, proprietary drug or
				medicinal compound (natural or synthetic) into a horse or racing
				greyhound.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-6 - DRUGS AND VETERINARIAN PROCEDURES › Section 75-6.0051 - Procedures for Collecting Samples from Racing Horses

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1)
				Identification of Horses for Sampling:
(a) Any
				horse the judges, stewards, division, or track veterinarian designate, shall be
				sent immediately after the race to the detention enclosure for examination by
				the authorized representative of the division and for the taking of urine, or
				blood specimens as shall be directed for the monitoring and detection of both
				permissible and impermissible substances.
(b) The division veterinarian and
				veterinarian assistant or authorized division representative shall verify the
				identity of the horse to be sampled by checking the horse's lip tattoo,
				freeze-brand, microchip, or physical description on its registration
				papers.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-6 - DRUGS AND VETERINARIAN PROCEDURES › Section 75-6.0052 - Procedures for Collecting Samples from Greyhounds

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Designating
				Greyhounds for Sampling:
Prior to the race, all greyhounds scheduled to race shall
				  report to the detention enclosure for examination by an authorized
				  representative of the division for the taking of urine and/or other such
				  samples as shall be directed for the monitoring and detection of both
				  permissible and impermissible substances. An authorized division representative
				  shall attempt to collect a urine sample from the first two greyhounds that
				  urinate. If an authorized representative is not able to collect a sample from
				  both of the first two greyhounds that urinate, they shall continue to attempt
				  collecting a sample from the next greyhound, or greyhounds, that urinate until
				  either they have collected a total of two samples or there are no other
				  greyhounds urinating from which they can collect a sample.
(2) Collection of Samples:
(a) Urine and/or other samples shall be
				collected by an authorized representative of the division in an unused sample
				container supplied by the division, or its agent. Authorized representatives of
				the division shall wear unused gloves supplied by the division, or its agent,
				during sample collection until the sample container is sealed with its
				lid.
(b) Authorized representatives
				of the division shall use a sample card with a unique identifier to record the
				date of sample collection and the identification tattoo, microchip or name of
				the greyhound sampled or attempted to be sampled.
(c) The owner, trainer of record, or other
				authorized person is permitted to witness when the sample is collected from
				their greyhound. Failure of an owner, trainer of record or other authorized
				person to witness and/or sign the sample card shall not preclude the division
				from proceeding with sample analysis.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-6 - DRUGS AND VETERINARIAN PROCEDURES › Section 75-6.007 - Testing Methodologies, Measurement Uncertainties, Screening Limits for Racing Horses

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Testing Methodologies: Methodologies used
				to screen for and confirm the administration of medications, drugs, and
				naturally occurring substances in racing horses shall be limited to the
				following: Immunoassay, Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (LCMS), Gas
				Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (GCMS), Clinical Refractometer, and/or
				Specific Gravity.
(2) Measurement
				Uncertainties: The Division hereby incorporates by reference the Division
				Laboratory Measurement Uncertainty Schedule containing the established levels.
				An electronic copy can be located at
https://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-13341
,
				Effective Date: 07-13-2021.
(a) All
				measurement uncertainties have been established at the maximum allowable
				concentration for those substances, analytes, and corresponding metabolites or
				markers contained within Rule
				 75-6.008, F.A.C., that undergo
				quantitative analysis, unless otherwise specified.
(b) If a sample is diluted for testing, the
				measurement uncertainty is multiplied by the factor of dilution.
(c) Measurements of uncertainty are not
				established for the testing of specimens in which the identification of a
				substance, analyte, or corresponding metabolite or marker at or above the
				lowest level of detection is sufficient to constitute a
				violation.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-6 - DRUGS AND VETERINARIAN PROCEDURES › Section 75-6.009 - Veterinarians

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Division shall employ a veterinarian
				(the Division or state veterinarian) who is licensed and in good standing with
				the Florida State Board of Veterinary Medicine pursuant to Chapter 474, F.S.
				The Division veterinarian is authorized to:
(a) Maintain and operate a detention
				enclosure for the securing of urine, blood, or other samples in accordance with
				this chapter;
(b) Collect other
				specimens and samples for analysis in accordance with this chapter;
(c) Monitor the conduct and practice of
				veterinarians licensed by the Division in accordance with this
				chapter;
(d) Recommend the
				scratching of any racing animal the veterinarian considers to be unsound or
				unfit to race;
(e) Inquire into any
				violation concerning a practicing veterinarian, and counsel the stewards,
				judges, or Division investigators concerning such violations of
				rules;
(f) Investigate any illness
				of racing animals exhibiting symptoms suggestive of any infectious, contagious
				or epizootic disease;
(g) Inspect
				stables and greyhound compound areas for general health and safety
				requirements;
(h) Recommend to the
				stewards or judges that a special urine or blood sample be collected from any
				racing animal that he/she suspects is not performing according to form;
				and
(i) Perform such other duties
				as the Division may from time to time require.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-6 - DRUGS AND VETERINARIAN PROCEDURES › Section 75-6.011 - Racing Horse Drug and Substance Classification System and Penalty Schedule

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The purpose of this rule is to designate
				and classify prohibited substances and the corresponding penalties that the
				Division shall impose upon a finding that a horse participated in a race while
				impermissibly medicated or with a prohibited substance present in its body. Any
				reference to a Commission within the incorporated document in subsection (2) of
				this rule is not applicable as the State of Florida has not established a
				racing commission.
(2) The Division
				hereby incorporates by reference the classification system for drugs and
				substances and corresponding penalty schedule in the Uniform Classification
				Guidelines for Foreign Substances, version 8.0, revised December 2014, by the
				Association of Racing Commissioners International, Inc. (the "Classification
				and Penalty Guidelines"). An electronic copy is available at
https://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-10818
.
(3) The penalties corresponding to the drug
				or medication classification, as provided in the incorporated Classification
				and Penalty Guidelines, shall be imposed when a horse has been impermissibly
				medicated or determined to have a prohibited substance present in its body in
				violation of Section  550.2415, F.S.
(4) The presence of more than one Non
				Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug (NSAID) constitutes an NSAID stacking
				violation under the following conditions:
(a)
				A Class 1 NSAID Stacking Violation (Penalty Class B) occurs when:
1. Two non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
				are found at individual levels determined to exceed the following restrictions:
a. Diclofenac - 5 nanograms per milliliter of
				plasma or serum;
b. Firocoxib - 20
				nanograms per milliliter of plasma or serum;
c. Flunixin - 20 nanograms per milliliter of
				plasma or serum;
d. Ketoprofen - 2
				nanograms per milliliter of plasma or serum;
e. Phenylbutazone - 2 micrograms per
				milliliter of plasma or serum; or
f. All other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory
				drugs - any and all findings above zero.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-6 - DRUGS AND VETERINARIAN PROCEDURES › Section 75-6.012 - Racing Greyhound Drug and Substance Classification System and Penalty Schedule

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The purpose
				of this rule is to designate and classify prohibited substances and the
				corresponding penalties that the Division shall impose upon a finding that a
				greyhound participated in a race while impermissibly medicated or with a
				prohibited substance present in its body. Nothing hereunder modifies the
				provisions promulgated under Section
				 550.2415, F.S. Any reference to
				a Commission within the incorporated document in subsection (2) of this rule is
				not applicable because the State of Florida has not established a Racing
				Commission.
(2) The Division hereby
				incorporates by reference the classification system for drugs and substances
				and corresponding penalty schedule in the Uniform Classification Guidelines for
				Foreign Substances, version 8.0, revised December 2014, by the Association of
				Racing Commissioners International, Inc. (the "Classification and Penalty
				Guidelines"). An electronic copy is available at
https://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-10818
.
(3) The penalties corresponding to the drug
				or medication classification, as provided in the incorporated Classification
				and Penalty Guidelines, shall be imposed when an animal has been impermissibly
				medicated or determined to have a prohibited substance present in its body.
				Penalties shall be imposed against racing greyhound trainers, pursuant to
				subsection  75-6.002(1),
				F.A.C., and Section  550.2415(2),
				F.S.
(4) The Division shall
				consider the following mitigating or aggravating factors to deviate from the
				penalties provided by the Classification and Penalty Guidelines:
(a) The impact of the offense to the
				integrity of the pari-mutuel industry.
(b) The danger to the public and/or racing
				animals.
(c) The number of
				repetitions and date of prior violations of any penalty class in Florida and
				any other jurisdiction.
(d) The
				number of similar prior offenses.
(e) The time periods between
				offenses.
(f) The number of
				complaints filed against the licensee, which have resulted in prior
				discipline.
(g) The length of time
				the licensee has been licensed in Florida or any other
				jurisdiction.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.002 - Calculation of Payout and Distribution of Pools - General

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1)
				Each pari-mutuel wagering pool shall be separately and independently calculated
				and distributed and shall have no connection with or relation to any other pool
				or form of wagering.
(2) For each
				wagering pool, the amount wagered on the winning betting interest or betting
				combinations is deducted from the net pool to determine the profit:
(a) For a single price pool, the profit is
				then divided by the amount wagered on the winning betting interest or
				combinations, the quotient, plus one dollar, being the profit per
				dollar.
(b) For a profit split, the
				profit is divided by the number of covered winning combinations involved in the
				profit split and then divided by the amount wagered on each combination plus a
				dollar to determine the unique price for each combination. This applies to all
				profit split calculations except where a different profit split calculation is
				required by the specifics of a wagering pool rule.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.003 - Experimental Wagers, Requests by Permitholders

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1)
				Permitholders wishing to introduce new types of wagers, or to modify existing
				wagers, must submit to the division a draft of the suggested rule for the new
				or modified wagers. The draft should conform to the rule format in Chapter 75,
				F.A.C.
(2) The division shall weigh
				the information submitted using the following criteria:
(a) Fairness to the betting public;
(b) Compliance with Florida pari-mutuel laws
				and rules;
(c) Adequacy of the
				accounting controls and procedures related to the wager, and;
(d) Successful completion of totalisator
				tests administered or monitored by the division.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.004 - Win Pool

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Win pool is the total amount wagered
				on all betting interests to finish in the first position in a single
				contest.
(2) The net Win pool shall
				be distributed as a single price pool to winning wagers in the following
				precedence, based upon the official order of finish:
(a) To those whose selection finished first;
				if there are no such wagers,
(b) To
				those whose selection finished second; if there are no such wagers,
(c) To those whose selection finished third;
				if there are no such wagers,
(d)
				The entire Win pool shall be refunded for that contest.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.005 - Place Pool

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Place pool is the total amount
				wagered on all betting interests to finish in the first two positions in a
				single contest.
(2) The net Place
				pool shall be distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based
				upon the official order of finish:
(a) As a
				profit split to those whose selection is included within the first two
				finishers. However, if contestants of a coupled entry or mutuel field finished
				in the first two places the pool shall be paid as a single price pool to those
				who selected the coupled entry or mutuel field; if the first two finishers are
				separate betting interests and only one of the first two finishers are covered,
				then;
(b) As a single price pool to
				those who selected the one covered betting interest included within the first
				two finishers; if there are no such wagers,
(c) As a single price pool to those who
				selected the third place finisher; if there are no such wagers,
(d) The entire Place pool shall be refunded
				for that contest.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.006 - Show Pool

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The show pool is the total amount wagered
				on all betting interests to finish in the first three positions in a single
				contest.
(2) The net Show pool
				shall be distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based upon
				the official order of finish:
(a) As a profit
				split to those whose selection is included within the first three finishers.
1. If three or more contestants of the same
				coupled entry or mutuel field finish in the first three places, the pool shall
				be paid as a single price pool to those who selected the coupled entry or
				mutuel field.
2. If contestants of
				the same coupled entry or mutuel field finished as two of the first three
				finishers, the profit is divided with 2/3 distributed to those who selected the
				coupled entry or mutuel field and 1/3 distributed to those who selected the
				other betting interest included within the first three finishers,
				otherwise;
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.007 - Quinella Pool

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Quinella requires the selection of
				the first two finishers, irrespective of order, for a single contest.
(2) The net Quinella pool shall be
				distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based upon the
				official order of finish:
(a) As a single
				price pool to those whose combination finished as the first two betting
				interests, irrespective of order. If contestants of a coupled entry or mutuel
				field finish as the first two finishers, as a single price pool to those
				selecting the coupled entry or mutuel field combined with the next separate
				betting interest in the official order of finish, if there are no such
				wagers,
(b) As a profit split to
				those whose combination included either the first or second place finisher or
				the third place finisher if the first two finishers represent the same betting
				interest, if there are no such wagers on one of those combinations,
(c) As a single price pool to those whose
				combination included the one covered betting interest included within the first
				two finishers, if there are no such wagers,
(d) The entire Quinella pool shall be
				refunded for that contest.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.008 - Daily Double Pool

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Daily Double requires selection of
				the first place finisher in each of two consecutive contests. Wagers for the
				Daily Double must be placed prior to the first of the two consecutive contests
				and include the selection of the first finisher for both contests and shall be
				printed on a single pari-mutuel ticket.
(2) The net Daily Double pool shall be
				distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based upon the
				official order of finish:
(a) As a single
				price pool to those whose selection finished first in each of the two contests,
				but if there are no such wagers,
(b) As a profit split to those who selected
				the first finisher in either of the two contests, if there are no such wagers
				on one of those combinations,
(c)
				As a single price pool to those who selected the one covered first place
				finisher in either contest, if there are no such wagers,
(d) The entire Daily Double pool shall be
				refunded.
(e) If the pool is
				distributed under the precedents of paragraph (2)(b) or (2)(c), an announcement
				shall be made to the public as to the possible winning daily double
				combinations and to hold all possible winning tickets.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.009 - Quinella Double

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Quinella Double requires selection of
				the first two finishers, irrespective of order, in each of two consecutive
				contests. Wagers for the Quinella Double must be placed prior to the first of
				the two consecutive contests and include the selection of the first two
				finishers for both contests and shall be printed on a single pari-mutuel
				ticket.
(2) The net Quinella Double
				pool shall be distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based
				upon the official order of finish:
(a) As a
				single price pool to those who selected the first two finishers in each of the
				two Quinella Double contests, if there are no such wagers,
(b) As a profit split to those who selected
				the first two finishers in either of the two Quinella Double contests and at
				least one of the first two finishers in the other contest, if there are no such
				wagers,
(c) As a profit split to
				those who selected the first two finishers in either of the two Quinella Double
				contests, if there are no such wagers,
(d) As a single price pool to those who
				selected the first two finishers in the one covered Quinella Double contest, if
				there are no such wagers,
(e) The
				entire Quinella Double pool shall be refunded for those contests.
(f) If the pool is distributed under the
				precedents of paragraph (2)(b), (c) or (d), an announcement shall be made to
				the public as to the possible winning quinella double combinations and to hold
				all possible winning tickets.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.010 - Daily Three Pool

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Daily Three requires the selection of
				the first place finishers in each of three consecutive contests. Wagers for the
				Daily Three must be placed prior to the first of the three consecutive contests
				and shall be printed on a single ticket.
(2) The net Daily Three pool shall be
				distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based upon the
				official order of finish of each of the three contests comprising the Daily
				Three:
(a) As a single price pool to those
				whose selection finished first in each of the three contests, if there are no
				such wagers,
(b) As a single price
				pool to those who selected the first place finisher in any two of the three
				contests, if there are no such wagers,
(c) As a single price pool to those who
				selected the first place finisher in any one of the three contests, if there
				are no such wagers,
(d) The entire
				Daily Three pool shall be refunded,
(e) If the pool is distributed under the
				precedents of paragraph (2)(b) or (c), an announcement shall be made to the
				public as to the possible winning daily three combinations and to hold all
				possible winning tickets.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.011 - Exacta/Perfecta

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Exacta requires the selection of the
				first two finishers, in their exact order, for a single contest.
(2) The net Exacta pool shall be distributed
				to winning wagers in the following precedence, based upon the official order of
				finish:
(a) As a single price pool to those
				whose combination finished in exact order as the first two betting interests.
				If contestants of a coupled entry or mutuel field finish as the first two
				finishers, the pool shall be paid as a single price pool to those selecting the
				coupled entry or mutuel field combined with the next separate betting interest
				in the official order of finish, otherwise,
(b) As a profit split to those whose
				combination included either the betting interest which finished first or the
				betting interest which finished second, if there is only one covered
				combination,
(c) As a single price
				pool to those whose combination included the one covered betting interest to
				finish first or second in the exact order, if there are no such wagers,
(d) The entire Exacta pool shall
				be refunded for that contest.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.012 - Trifecta Pool

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Trifecta requires the selection of
				the first three finishers, in their exact order, for a single
				contest.
(2) The net Trifecta pool
				shall be distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based upon
				the official order of finish:
(a) As a single
				price pool to those whose combination finished in exact order as the first
				three betting interests, if there are no such wagers,
(b) As a single price pool to those whose
				combination included, in exact order, the first two betting interests, if there
				are no such wagers,
(c) As a single
				price pool to those whose combination correctly selected the first place
				betting interest only, if there are no such wagers,
(d) The entire Trifecta pool shall be
				refunded for that contest.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.013 - Superfecta Pool

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Superfecta requires the selection of
				the first four finishers, in their exact order, for a single contest.
(2) Permitholders may elect to conduct a
				Superfecta in the carryover method as provided in subsection (10), below. If a
				permitholder elects to offer the carryover method, a notice shall be made in
				the daily program explaining that there is a carryover provision and the
				percentages applying to the jackpot pool and the minor pool. All Superfectas
				not conducted in the carryover method shall be conducted in the non-carryover
				method as provided in subsection (3), below.
(3) The net non-carryover Superfecta pool
				shall be distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based upon
				the official order of finish:
(a) As a single
				price pool to those whose combination finished in exact order as the first four
				betting interests, if there are no such wagers,
(b) As a single price pool to those whose
				combination included, in exact order, the first three betting interests, if
				there are no such wagers,
(c) As a
				single price pool to those whose combination included, in exact order, the
				first two betting interests, if there are no such wagers,
(d) As a single price pool to those whose
				combination correctly selected the first place betting interest only, if there
				are no such wagers,
(e) The entire
				Superfecta pool shall be refunded for that contest.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.015 - Trifecta and Superfecta Combinations

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The
				Trifecta and Superfecta combination requires the selection of the first three
				(Trifecta) or four (Superfecta) finishers, in their exact order, in each of two
				designated contests. Winning first half Trifecta and Superfecta combination
				wagers will receive both a monetary payout and an exchange right for each
				winning dollar wagered. Each winning ticket for the first contest must be
				exchanged for a free ticket on the second contest in order to remain eligible
				for the second half pool. Exchanges must be made prior to the close of wagering
				for the second half contest. Both of the designated Trifecta and Superfecta
				combination contests shall be included in only one Trifecta and Superfecta
				combination pool and contests of separate Trifecta and Superfecta combinations
				shall not overlap. The maximum number of Trifecta and Superfecta combination
				jackpots offered in a performance is two.
(a)
				Multiple corresponding Trifecta and Superfecta combinations within the same
				performance shall share a common jackpot.
(b) Corresponding Trifecta and Superfecta
				combinations from matinee to evening performances need not share a common
				jackpot. A permitholder may opt for a common jackpot or separate jackpots for
				matinee and evening performances. Where separate jackpots are opted for, the
				division shall be notified in writing at least three days prior to
				implementation and the patrons shall be informed of such prior to each
				performance.
(c) Trifecta and
				Superfecta combinations which are not corresponding Trifecta and Superfecta
				combinations shall have separate jackpots.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.016 - Total Points Wager

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The Total Points wager is a type of
				pari-mutuel wager, comprised of correctly selecting the aggregate total points
				scored by all the players or teams participating in a jai alai game.
(2) The permitholder shall designate and
				announce the type of game and the number of points necessary to win the game,
				through the daily playing program.
(a) In a
				"Straight Seven Game, " the first player or team that attains seven points is
				the winner. When there are a total of eight players or teams in a game, seven
				players or teams will score no more than six points. The maximum number of
				aggregate points for the purpose of the Total Points wager is 49. The bettor
				selects any number in the betting range from 7 to 49. Any selection below 7 or
				above 49 is not a valid wager. For example:
1 Winner
7 Points
7 Losers x 6
42 Points
8 Total
49 Total
(b)
				In a "Spectacular Seven Game, " the first player or team that attains seven
				points is the winner. When there are a total of eight players or teams in a
				game, six players or teams will score no more than six points each, and one
				will score no more than five points. The maximum number of aggregate points for
				the purpose of the Total Points wager is thus 48. The bettor selects any number
				in the betting range from 7 to 48. Any selection below 7 or above 48 is not a
				valid wager. For example:
1 Winner
7 Points
6 Losers x 6
36 Points
1 Loser
5 Points
8 Total
48 Points
(c)
				In a "Spectacular Nine Game, " the first player or team that attains nine
				points is the winner. Where there are a total of eight players or teams in a
				game, seven players or teams will score no more than eight points each. The
				maximum number of aggregate points for the purpose of the Total Points wager is
				thus 65. The bettor selects any number in the betting range from 9 to 65. Any
				selection below 9 or above 65 is not a valid wager. For example:
1 Winner
9 Points
7 Losers x 8
56 Points
8 Total
65 Points
(d) A
				"Partido Game" is defined as two players or teams competing against each other.
				The player or team that first attains the designated number of points is the
				winner. The losing player or team will score no more points than the designated
				number to win less one. For example, if a 15 point Partido game, the winning
				player or team will score 15 points, and the losing player or team will score
				no more than 15 minus 1, or 14 points. The maximum number of aggregate points
				for the purpose of the Total Points wager is thus 29. The bettor selects any
				number in the betting range from 15 to 29. Any selection lower than 15 or
				higher than 29 is not a valid wager. For example:
1 Winner
15 Points
1 Loser (15-1)
14 Points
Total
29 Points
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.020 - Pari-Mutuels

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Win, Place and Show wagers may not be
				sold in less than $1 denominations, and may be sold only in $1 increments. A
				minimum base bet of at least .10 U.S. dollars (ten cents), and any increment
				greater, may be sold by a Florida permitholder or commingled into a Florida
				host permitholder's pools by an out-of-state guest for exotic wagers only.
(a) Foreign guests' pools may be commingled
				into a Florida host permitholder's pools utilizing a currency conversion
				formula that may result in fractional monetary amounts, provided that the
				Florida host's established minimum individual bet unit values shall be followed
				by such guests.
(b) Wagers from
				foreign sites commingling with the on-track pari-mutuel pool shall be converted
				to U.S. currency by the guest track, using the exchange rate as of 12:00 p.m.
				the prior day as established by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, for the
				current day's races or games.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.021 - Mutuels Tickets, Cashing, Records, and Totalisator Security Requirements

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Each
				window, patron operated terminal, or portable terminal shall be numbered and
				the number shall be visible to the public and shall correspond to the internal
				numbering on all applicable totalisator reports.
(2) Every ticket issued shall have printed on
				it:
(a)
1.
				The name of the pari-mutuel permitholder or facility where the ticket was
				purchased and, if applicable, the intertrack host or interstate host;
2. If an intertrack guest is wagering into
				the pools of an out of state host via a Florida primary guest, both the
				intertrack guest and the out of state host shall appear on the
				ticket.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.022 - Outs Cashed After the End of the Meet

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Each
				totalisator shall maintain an outs file segregated by meet and permitholder
				and, where applicable, segregated by live and intertrack wagering. Outsbooks
				shall not be printed in whole or in part except as provided in subsection (2)
				of this rule, or upon written authorization by the division.
(2) There shall be separate outs accounts for
				each meet. The reporting shall be segregated by on-track and intertrack
				wagering. Outsbooks shall only be produced upon the completion of the
				totalisator cashing activity but not earlier than the end of the meet.
				Outstanding credit vouchers and intertrack wagering tickets will not be
				commingled with the pari-mutuel tickets in the outsbook. The outsbook shall be
				produced by the totalisator operator only with the approval of the Mutuels
				Manager, and the totalisator system shall have system controls to prevent
				unauthorized production of the outsbook.
(a)
				Permitholders which conduct split meets may produce outsbooks upon the last
				performance of the first half of the split meet for the purpose of manually
				cashing outs tickets if the totalisator system is not operational during the
				dark period. In this instance, the requirements in subsection (4) shall
				apply.
(b) The printing of an
				outsbook will become mandatory and the system will be purged after 365 days
				from the end of any live meet.
(c)
				The Mutuels Manager shall sign the last page of the outsbook to indicate that
				it was approved by the permitholder to be printed. In the event that this is
				not possible due to the outsbook being printed at the hub, a signed copy of the
				instruction by the Mutuels Manager to the totalisator manager to print the
				outsbook must be attached. Possession of a fraudulent outsbook is a violation
				of these rules. No outsbook may exist in more than two hard copies, one to be
				maintained by the permitholder for the purpose of cashing outs tickets and the
				other to be sent to the division. No other copies or extractions shall be made
				unless requested in writing by the permitholder and so authorized in writing by
				the division. Access to the outsbook shall be limited to the Mutuels Manager
				and the persons designated by the permitholder to process the payment of outs
				tickets.
(d) The totalisator
				operator shall attest by signature and date on the grand total page as to the
				accuracy of the outsbook. Adjustments to the outs balance will be made manually
				by the Mutuels Manager and will be documented and attested to by signature. A
				copy of the outsbook, duly attested to, shall be forwarded to division
				headquarters by the permitholder by registered mail on the next working day
				after printing. The outsbook must be accompanied by the permitholder's official
				written request for its printing.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-7 - AUDITING › Section 75-7.024 - Totalisator Requirements

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) All
				permitholders under the jurisdiction of the division are required to use
				electronically operated totalisators located at a site approved by the
				division.
(2) Permitholders
				changing from one totalisator server to another shall inform the division in
				writing not later than three days prior to implementation.
(a) Each totalisator company shall have a
				tote control console, and a printer where the console activity is
				recorded.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-8 - FINANCIAL REPORTING AND PURSE REQUIREMENTS › Section 75-8.001 - Admissions Requirements

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1)
(a) Each permitholder shall provide separate
				gates for taxable admission. Gates for taxable admission shall be equipped with
				metered turnstiles which are numbered consecutively and protected from
				tampering or manipulation. A record of all taxable and tax exempt admissions
				compiled by the permitholder shall be provided to the division at the
				conclusion of each performance. If all turnstiles are broken, it shall be the
				responsibility of the permitholder to count the admissions.
(b) All admission charges, including the
				charge for a grandstand area with general seating, shall be displayed at each
				entrance to the pari-mutuel facility. Where the total collected includes
				charges for services or products such as seating (other than grandstand
				seating), programs or parking, the patrons shall be informed of such charges at
				the point of entry. The charge for other services or products offered as a
				package shall not be included in the admissions charge if the patrons have the
				option to accept or reject the additional services or
				charges.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-8 - FINANCIAL REPORTING AND PURSE REQUIREMENTS › Section 75-8.004 - Retired Jai Alai Players Charity Days Fund: Accumulation Payments and Reporting

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Section
				 550.0351(8),
				F.S., authorizes jai alai permitholders to conduct two additional charity
				performances each fiscal year for a fund to benefit retired jai alai players.
				The proceeds derived from each "Retired Jai Alai Players Charity Day" shall be
				deposited to the fund. In determining the amount to be deposited to the fund,
				the permitholder shall not deposit an amount less than the amount that would
				ordinarily be remitted as state taxes.
(2) Bank Account. Each permitholder
				conducting Retired Jai Alai Players Charity Days, shall maintain a separate
				fund account as follows:
(a) A separate
				interest bearing bank account shall be established upon reaching a balance of
				2, 500 dollars. Any interest earned by the bank account shall accrue to the
				fund.
(b) For balances of 2, 500
				dollars or less, the permitholder shall not be required to maintain a separate
				interest bearing bank account.
(c)
				Proceeds derived from the Retired Jai Alai Players Charity Day shall be
				deposited to the fund within 30 days after the conclusion of the permitholder's
				playing season.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-8 - FINANCIAL REPORTING AND PURSE REQUIREMENTS › Section 75-8.005 - Purses and Florida Owners' Awards, Horse Racing

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) For the
				purpose of interpreting this rule, the following definitions shall apply:
(a) "Purse" means the cash portion of the
				prize for which a race is contested.
(b) "Purse Pool" means the aggregate of all
				amounts set aside for the purpose of purse payments, including:
1. Those sums required to be paid as purses
				pursuant to Chapter 550, F.S.;
2.
				Those additional, optional sums authorized to be paid as purses by Chapter 550,
				F.S., and which a horseracing permitholder elects to pay or is required to pay
				upon reaching specific statutory conditions or thresholds or optional sums paid
				by contract;
3. Any interest earned
				on an underpaid purse account.
(c) "Florida Owners' Awards" means those sums
				awarded in accordance with the eligibility criteria established in Section
				 550.2625(6)(a) and
				(b), F.S.
(d) "Florida Owners' Awards Pool" means the
				aggregate of the sums set aside for payment of Florida Owners' Awards,
				including:
1. Those sums which a thoroughbred
				racing permitholder is required to pay as Florida Owners' Awards by Chapter
				550, F.S.;
2. Those additional,
				optional sums a thoroughbred permitholder is authorized and elects to pay as
				Florida Owners' Awards by Chapter 550, F.S.; and
3. Any interest earned on an underpaid
				Florida Owners' Awards account.
(e) "Horsemen Association" means the
				organization representing a majority of the thoroughbred racehorse owners and
				trainers.
(f) "Sweepstakes" or
				"Stakes" means the sums paid as purses on a sweepstakes race and which sum is
				partially or totally comprised by funds contributed by the competitors in
				and/or the sponsors of the race.
(g) "Transfer of purse pool money" means:
1. Sums deductible from a horseracing
				permitholder's purse pool and due or remitted to another permitholder to be
				used for the payment of purses by the receiving permitholder pursuant to
				Chapter 550, F.S.;
2. Sums
				deductible from a horseracing permitholder's purse pool and required to be used
				by the permitholder toward the payment of insurance benefits for backside
				employees pursuant to Chapter 550, F.S.;
3. Sums deductible from a harness racing
				permitholder's purse pool and due or remitted to intertrack wagering guests and
				which become part of the guests' commission pursuant to Chapter 550, F.S.;
				or
4. Sums deductible from a
				thoroughbred purse pool which are due or remitted to the horsemen's association
				pursuant to Chapter 550, F.S.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-8 - FINANCIAL REPORTING AND PURSE REQUIREMENTS › Section 75-8.006 - Purse Requirements, Greyhound Racing

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) As required
				in Section  550.09514(2)(f),
				F.S., each greyhound racing permitholder shall, during the permitholder's race
				meet, supply kennel operators and the Division of Pari-Mutuel Wagering with
				weekly reports showing purses paid on each wagering category, within 10 days of
				Sunday after the end of any payment week. The weekly report shall reflect purse
				payments and handle by the following categories:
(a) Purses paid on live greyhound
				races;
(b) Purses paid for
				simulcast imports;
(c) Purses paid
				on greyhound intertrack and simulcast broadcasts as a host, separated by market
				area, or non-market area, if applicable, and commission calculations;
(d) As a guest, purses paid on greyhound
				intertrack and simulcast broadcasts;
(e) Purses paid when permitholder is a host
				for a non-greyhound permitholder, and when a guest during any dark period
				deferred from the previous fiscal year after the live meet;
(f) Simulcast export handle and commissions
				received for which purses are paid, with related transmission costs;
(g) Additional purse supplements for daily
				license fees or cardroom gross receipts;
(h) Any stakes and/or additional purse
				payments added;
(i) Any deductions
				from the gross purses and a description of such.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-9 - INTERTRACK AND SIMULCAST WAGERING › Section 75-9.001 - Interstate and Intertrack Broadcasts

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1)
(a) Florida permitholders shall provide
				documentation supporting information reported on Form FGCC PMW-3590,
				Notification of Interstate Broadcasting, adopted and incorporated by Rule
				 75-10.001, F.A.C., to the
				division. To ensure compliance with the breeders' and stallion awards
				requirement set forth in Chapter 550, F.S., and purse requirements in Section
				 550.6305, F.S., Florida
				permitholders shall provide the following documentation for review and audit
				upon request:
(b) No permitholder
				shall enter a contractual agreement that is in violation of, or may be
				construed as waiving, the requirements of these rules or Chapter 550,
				F.S.
(c) Where pools are commingled
				from out of state into Florida, a Florida host permitholder shall require the
				out-of-state guest to provide any information necessary for the host's
				accounting of its pari-mutuel activities. This information relating to the
				accumulation, calculation and distribution of the applicable pools will be
				requested by the division from the out-of-state guest.