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New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 7 - STANDARDS FOR ACCOUNT WAGERING SYSTEM › Section 13:74-7.6 - Cancellation of account wagers; finalization of account wagers

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) An account
				wager may be cancelled by the account holder consistent with the provisions of
				13:74-6.7. A statement, approved
				by the Commission, shall appear in or accompany the account wagering
				application form advising prospective applicants of this requirement.
(b) Any account wagering opportunity must
				provide for the account holder's review and finalization of a wager before it
				is accepted by the account wagering licensee, and the account wagering licensee
				must establish a method to record or document such finalization process. The
				method of wager review and finalization, and method of recordation of the
				finalization process, shall be set forth in the account wagering licensee's
				internal control procedures, unless specifically required by this
				chapter.
(c) Neither the account
				holder nor the account wagering licensee shall change a wager after the account
				holder has reviewed and finalized the wager, except where the wager is properly
				cancelled in accordance with (a) above.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 7 - STANDARDS FOR ACCOUNT WAGERING SYSTEM › Section 13:74-7.7 - Declaration by account wagering licensee to close account wagering system

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
The account wagering licensee, in accordance with its
				  internal control procedures, may at any time declare the account wagering
				  system closed for receiving any wagers on any race, or closed for all
				  wagering.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 7 - STANDARDS FOR ACCOUNT WAGERING SYSTEM › Section 13:74-7.8 - Phone bank facility requirement and functions; minimum standards of operation

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(a) The account
				wagering licensee shall establish and maintain a phone bank facility in this
				State, which premises shall:
1. Receive and
				process all wagers placed by telephone from account holders either through live
				operators or through an automated telephone wagering system implemented
				consistent with the internal controls of the account wagering
				licensee;
2. Receive and process
				all wagers placed by computer, or other Commission approved electronic means,
				from account holders consistent with the internal control procedures
				implemented by the account wagering licensee, unless another location within
				the State is approved for such purpose by the Commission;
3. Receive directly or have transmitted to it
				for processing all applications for wagering accounts consistent with the
				internal control procedures of the account wagering licensee, unless another
				location within the State is approved for such purpose by the Commission;
				and
4. Conduct all administrative
				matters relating to the maintenance of existing wagering accounts consistent
				with the internal control procedures of the account wagering licensee, unless
				another location within the State is approved for such purpose.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 7 - STANDARDS FOR ACCOUNT WAGERING SYSTEM › Section 13:74-7.9 - Testing of equipment and software

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Except as provided by
				  13:74-9.3, or unless an emergency
				  situation exists in which case verbal notice to the Executive Director or
				  designee shall be acceptable, the account wagering licensee shall provide
				  written notice to the Commission of any new equipment or software, or change in
				  equipment or software, to be utilized in connection with the account wagering
				  system. The writing shall set forth what testing has been accomplished with
				  regard to the new equipment or software, or change in equipment or software,
				  and the results of the testing, to insure the integrity of the account wagering
				  system and the related proceeds. The Commission, before implementation of such
				  equipment or software by the account wagering licensee, may require such
				  additional testing as it determines appropriate.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 7 - STANDARDS FOR ACCOUNT WAGERING SYSTEM › Section 13:74-7.10 - Facilities at or through which an account holder may place wagers

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) Subject to
				the right of the account wagering licensee to refuse all or part of any wager
				for any reason, the account wagering licensee may accept account wagers from
				account holders through a closed loop system in the following manners and at
				the following premises, consistent with the Act, this chapter, and the internal
				control procedures of the account wagering licensee:
1. By telephone;
2. By computer;
3. At the premises of an off-track wagering
				facility, including through self-service pari-mutuel machines and other
				wagering devices at such premises as approved and determined by the Commission
				to be consistent with the Act and this chapter;
4. At the premises of a racetrack facility or
				successor in interest, including through self-service pari-mutuel machines and
				other wagering devices at such premises as approved and determined by the
				Commission to be consistent with the Act and this chapter; and
5. By such electronic or other means and at
				such other premises upon application to and a determination by the Commission
				that such would be consistent with the Act and this chapter.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 7 - STANDARDS FOR ACCOUNT WAGERING SYSTEM › Section 13:74-7.11 - Race information availability

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(a) The account
				wagering licensee shall have discretion concerning what race information, if
				any, to make available to account holders who place account wagers by
				telephone, by computer or by other electronic means as approved by the
				Commission. The account wagering licensee shall file a report with the
				Commission, before implementing any form of account wagering, identifying any
				race information which it will make available to account holders.
(b) An account holder who wagers in-person at
				an off-track wagering facility through a wagering account, as a patron of an
				off-track wagering facility, shall have such race information available to him
				or her on the same terms as is required by
				13:74-6.3.
(c) An account holder who wagers in-person at
				a racetrack through a wagering account, as a patron of a racetrack, shall have
				such race information available to him or her on the same terms as required by
				N.J.A.C. 13:70 and 13:71 as appropriate.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 7 - STANDARDS FOR ACCOUNT WAGERING SYSTEM › Section 13:74-7.12 - Commingling and transmission failure notice requirements

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) An
				application to establish a wagering account shall contain or be accompanied by
				a statement, approved by the Commission, that the account wagering licensee is
				commingling wagers as required by the Act and this chapter. Such notice shall
				further provide that this procedure may result in changes in pools and
				pari-mutuel odds during the running of a simulcast race and after the close of
				betting.
(b) An application to
				establish a wagering account shall contain or be accompanied by a statement, as
				approved by the Commission, as to the transmission failure requirement of
				13:74-9.6.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 7 - STANDARDS FOR ACCOUNT WAGERING SYSTEM › Section 13:74-7.13 - Fees to be charged in connection with account wagering

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) Except as
				provided in (b) below, no fee in addition to the amount wagered shall be
				charged by the account wagering licensee in connection with the placing of
				account wagers or a series of account wagers, unless approved by the Commission
				and determined by the Commission to be consistent with the Act and this
				chapter.
(b) The account wagering
				licensee may charge an administrative or access fee in connection with account
				wagers or a series of account wagers where account wagers are placed by
				telephone through live operators. The type of fee to be charged if any, as well
				as the amount of any such fee to be charged, shall be subject to the approval
				of the Commission.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 7 - STANDARDS FOR ACCOUNT WAGERING SYSTEM › Section 13:74-7.14 - Proceeds from account wagering

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(a) All
				proceeds from wagering through the account wagering system shall be disbursed
				by the account wagering licensee and Commission, as appropriate, in accordance
				with the Act and this chapter. A permit holder or successor in interest to a
				permit holder who is not eligible to enter into an account wagering
				participation agreement with the Authority may not directly share in any
				revenues as a result of the implementation of account wagering. Except as
				provided in (b) and (c) below, a permit holder or successor in interest to a
				permit holder who is not eligible to enter into a participation agreement with
				the Authority may not indirectly share in any revenues related to account
				wagering.
(b) All takeouts from
				wagering, resulting from account holders placing account wagers through
				pari-mutuel clerks, self-service machines or other Commission approved wagering
				devices situated at an off-track wagering facility, shall be distributed as if
				the wager were placed with cash at that off-track wagering facility.
(c) All takeouts from wagering, resulting
				from account holders placing account wagers through pari-mutuel clerks,
				self-service machines or other Commission approved wagering devices at a race
				track, shall be distributed as if the wager were placed with cash at that race
				track.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 7 - STANDARDS FOR ACCOUNT WAGERING SYSTEM › Section 13:74-7.15 - Dormant accounts

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) The account
				wagering licensee, consistent with this chapter and its internal control
				procedures, may in its discretion cause a dormant account to be
				closed.
(b) The account wagering
				licensee, at least 30 days before the date on which any dormant account is to
				be closed, shall forward by regular and certified mail to the address of the
				account holder as set forth in the account holder's account wagering
				application (or properly amended application) notice of the date on which the
				account shall be closed. The notice shall provide that, upon any closure of the
				account, the funds within the account shall be disbursed as set forth in (c)
				below. The notice shall further provide what actions the account wagering
				licensee must take, consistent with the internal control procedures of the
				account wagering licensee, in order for the account holder to secure the funds
				in the account prior to its closure, or alternatively and subject to the
				discretion of the account wagering licensee, to cause the wagering account not
				to be closed and remain an active account.
(c) Where a wagering account is closed
				consistent with this section, the funds which were within the closed account
				shall be disbursed as follows: 50 percent shall be retained by the account
				wagering licensee; and the remaining 50 percent shall be transmitted within 30
				days of the closing of the account to the Commission for deposit into Racing
				Industry Special Fund as established pursuant to the Act. The account wagering
				licensee, when transmitting such funds to the Commission, shall include a copy
				of the report concerning the closing of the related wagering account required
				to be maintained by
				13:74-7.2(d).
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 7 - STANDARDS FOR ACCOUNT WAGERING SYSTEM › Section 13:74-7.17 - Account holder complaints to Commission

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(a) An
				application to establish a wagering account shall contain or be accompanied by
				a statement, as approved by the Commission, advising the prospective applicant
				that an account holder may file any complaints as may concern the account
				wagering system with the Commission in writing or by computer. The statement
				shall include the present address of the Commission for such purpose, and the
				email address of the Commission for such purpose.
(b) The account wagering licensee, its
				employees and agents shall not have direct access to the complaints submitted
				by account holders as a result of the filing by an account holder of a
				complaint in writing or by computer. The Executive Director shall provide a
				copy of each complaint to the account wagering licensee unless the Executive
				Director determines that to do so would be inconsistent with a Commission
				investigation or criminal investigation.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 7 - STANDARDS FOR ACCOUNT WAGERING SYSTEM › Section 13:74-7.18 - Account wagering by certain persons prohibited

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(a) A person
				not in good standing with or has been excluded by the Commission from appearing
				at any premises subject to the jurisdiction of the Commission pursuant to this
				chapter or N.J.A.C. 13:70, 13:71 or 13:72, including, but not limited to, the
				premises of off-track wagering facilities, racetracks, licensed farms,
				non-licensed farms where racehorses are situated, and casino simulcast
				facilities, shall not be permitted to have or to maintain a wagering
				account.
(b) Nothing contained in
				this chapter shall be interpreted to preclude the Commission from initiating a
				hearing with regard to a patron or account holder whose continued participation
				in the account wagering system would be inimical to the integrity of account
				wagering or racing, or who is in violation of the Act, this chapter or the
				Commission's rules appearing at N.J.A.C. 13:70, 13:71 or 13:72, for the purpose
				of excluding the account holder from participating in racing, maintaining a
				wagering account, and appearing at any premises subject to the jurisdiction of
				the Commission.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 8 - CONDUCT OF OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Section 13:74-8.1 - Parameters of off-track wagering and account wagering; hub facility requirement

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(a) Off-track
				wagering may only be conducted in a licensed off-track wagering facility, and
				off-track wagering and account wagering may be conducted in accordance with the
				provisions of the Act and this chapter.
(b) The off-track wagering licensee in
				connection with off-track wagering, and the account wagering licensee in
				connection with account wagering, shall utilize the same hub facility unless
				the Commission approves otherwise. A hub facility shall be licensed by the
				Commission on an annual basis by the Commission.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 8 - CONDUCT OF OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Section 13:74-8.2 - Receipt of races from in-State tracks

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) An
				off-track wagering facility, as a condition of continued operation, shall
				receive all live races that are transmitted by in-State sending tracks approved
				by the Commission to participate in off-track wagering. A permit holder
				authorized by the Commission to conduct live racing shall have discretion to
				transmit all or some of the live horse races conducted at the racetrack to
				off-track wagering facilities. Any race which is transmitted from an in-State
				sending track shall be transmitted to all off-track wagering facilities. A
				permit holder who wishes to transmit some, but not all, of its live horse races
				to off-track wagering facilities shall do so only with the prior approval of
				the Commission. Where an off-track wagering licensee offers a wagering
				opportunity to its patrons on a race from an in-State sending track, each
				patron at the off-track wagering facility shall be offered the same wagering
				opportunity on said race.
(b) The
				account wagering licensee may accept wagers from account holders on a race from
				an in-State host track that has been approved by the Commission to participate
				in account wagering. Where the account wagering licensee offers a wagering
				opportunity to account holders on a race from an approved in-State host track,
				each account holder shall be offered the same wagering opportunities on said
				race.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 8 - CONDUCT OF OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Section 13:74-8.3 - Receipt of races from out-of-State sending tracks

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(a) An
				off-track wagering facility may receive live races from an out-of-State sending
				track that has been approved by the Commission to participate in off-track
				wagering. Where the off-track wagering facility offers a wagering opportunity
				to its patrons on a race from an approved out-of-State track, each patron shall
				be offered the same wagering opportunity on that race. An out-of-State sending
				track which transmits any race to an off-track wagering facility shall offer to
				transmit such race to all off-track wagering facilities on the same
				terms.
(b) The account wagering
				licensee may accept wagers from account holders on a race from an out-of-State
				host track that has been approved by the Racing Commission to participate in
				account wagering. Where the account wagering licensee offers a wagering
				opportunity to account holders on a race from an approved out-of-State host
				track, each account holder shall be offered the same wagering opportunity on
				said race.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 8 - CONDUCT OF OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Section 13:74-8.4 - Formation of pari-mutuel pool for horse races from in-State sending tracks or in-State host tracks

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) All sums
				wagered at an off-track wagering facility on a race transmitted by an in-State
				sending track, and all sums wagered through account wagering on a race
				transmitted by an in-State host track, shall be included within the comparable
				in-State tracks pari-mutuel pool for said race, and winners of wagers placed at
				the off-track wagering facility are to be paid at the same odds as winners of
				wagers placed at the in-State sending track.
(b) The forms of traditional and exotic
				wagers which may be offered for wagering at an off-track wagering facility and
				through the account wagering system, and originating from an in-State sending
				track or in-State host track, shall be the same as those authorized by the
				Commission on the live race to be conducted at the in-State track and as set
				forth within N.J.A.C. 13:70 and 13:71.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 8 - CONDUCT OF OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Section 13:74-8.5 - Formation of pari-mutuel pool for horse races from out-of-State sending tracks or out-of-State host tracks

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
Except where an interstate common pool is formed pursuant to
				  13:74-8.6, all sums wagered at an
				  off-track wagering facility on a race transmitted by an out-of-State sending
				  track, and all sums wagered through account wagering on a race transmitted by
				  an out-of-State host track, shall be included within the comparable
				  out-of-State sending tracks pari-mutuel pool, and the types of wagering,
				  takeout, distribution of winnings, rules for pari-mutuel ticket refunds, rules
				  of racing and percentage of deposits remaining undistributed from pari-mutuel
				  pools after payment is made to winning ticket holders shall be determined in
				  accordance with the law or policy applicable to the out-of-State sending track
				  or out-of-State host track as appropriate.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 8 - CONDUCT OF OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Section 13:74-8.6 - Formation of interstate common pool

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(a) With the
				prior approval of the Commission, and the concurrence of the out-of-State
				sending track as to off-track wagering or out-of-State host track as to account
				wagering, an off-track wagering licensee or the account wagering licensee and
				receiving tracks or entities in states other then the state where the
				out-of-State sending track or out-of-State host track is located, may form an
				interstate common pool.
(b) With
				respect to a Commission approved interstate common pool, the Commission may
				approve types of wagering, takeout, distribution of winnings, rules for
				pari-mutuel ticket refunds, rules of racing, method of calculating breakage,
				and a percentage of deposits remaining undistributed from a pari-mutuel pool
				after payment is made to winning ticket holders which are different for those
				which would otherwise be applied in this State but which are consistent for all
				parties to the interstate common pool.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 8 - CONDUCT OF OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Section 13:74-8.7 - Agreements with sending tracks

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) Agreements
				between the off-track wagering licensee and a sending track, or between the
				account wagering licensee and a host track upon which account wagers are to be
				taken, shall be in writing and shall be filed with the Commission. Nothing
				contained herein shall preclude such an agreement from being incorporated into
				or being part of another agreement, including an agreement between a permit
				holder and a sending track concerning simulcasting or other matters.
(b) Every agreement between an off-track
				wagering licensee and a sending track, or between the account wagering licensee
				and a host track upon which account wagers are to be taken shall, in a manner
				consistent with the provisions of the Act and this Chapter, define and provide
				for the distribution of outstanding pari-mutuel tickets, and define and provide
				for the allocation of losses in the event of a minus pari-mutuel pool. Every
				such agreement shall also provide for manual merging in the event of a systems
				or communications failure and shall further set forth a procedure, acceptable
				to the Commission, which shall be followed in the event that the manual merging
				procedure is not followed.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 9 - MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR HUB FACILITY › Section 13:74-9.1 - Presence of Supervisor of Mutuels at hub facility

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) A
				Supervisor of Mutuels shall be present at the hub facility, or at each hub
				facility if approval is obtained by the account wagering licensee or off-track
				wagering licensee pursuant to
				13:74-8.1(b)  to
				use separate hub facilities, at all times when off-track wagering or account
				wagering is being conducted. The Supervisor of Mutuels shall be an employee of
				the Commission whose compensation shall be reimbursed to the Commission by the
				operator of the hub facility, whose duties shall be to insure that the hub
				facility acts in compliance with the Act, this chapter, and as set forth in
				13:70-29.1, 13:71-27 and
				13:72-9.2 as
				appropriate.
(b) Nothing contained
				in this section shall, with Commission approval and subject to compliance with
				all regulatory requirements, preclude the account wagering licensee or
				off-track wagering licensee from utilizing an existing hub facility in this
				State, as established pursuant to Commission rules appearing within N.J.A.C.
				13:70, 13:71 and 13:72. In determining whether to approve the use of an
				existing hub facility for such purpose, the Commission shall consider the
				technological ability of the existing hub facility to perform such additional
				functions, the ability of the existing hub facility personnel to perform such
				additional functions, and the ability of the existing Commission Supervisor of
				Mutuels to perform his or her regulatory duties.
(c) The Commission, its employees and agents
				shall at all times have access to the hub facility in order to maintain the
				integrity of off-track wagering and account wagering, and to effectuate the
				purposes of the Act and this chapter.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 9 - MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR HUB FACILITY › Section 13:74-9.2 - Internal control procedures of hub facility

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
The operator of a hub facility shall submit for the
				  Commission's approval internal control procedures as defined in
				  13:74-1.1.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 9 - MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR HUB FACILITY › Section 13:74-9.3 - Testing of equipment and software

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Unless an emergency situation exists in which case verbal
				  notice to the Executive Director or designee shall be acceptable, the operator
				  of the hub facility shall provide written notice to the Commission of any new
				  equipment or software, or change in equipment or software, to be utilized at or
				  by the hub facility in connection with off-track wagering or the account
				  wagering system. The writing shall set forth what testing has been accomplished
				  with regard to the new equipment or software, change in equipment or software,
				  and the results of the testing, to insure the integrity of off-track wagering,
				  account wagering and the related proceeds. The Commission before implementation
				  of such equipment or software by the operator of the hub facility, may require
				  such additional testing as it determines appropriate.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 9 - MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR HUB FACILITY › Section 13:74-9.4 - Mechanical breakdowns

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(a) In the
				event of an irreparable breakdown of the totalisator during the wagering on a
				race, all pari-mutuel and self-service pari-mutuel machines, and account
				wagering equipment, the wagering on that race shall be declared closed and,
				unless otherwise ordered by the Commission, the pay-off for that race shall be
				computed on the sums wagered in each pari-mutuel pool at the time of the
				breakdown. However, where any such breakdown is partial and does not impact
				each method by which wagers may be placed and the integrity of the ability to
				otherwise accept wagers, wagering may by the method or methods not impacted by
				the irreparable breakdown continue. For example, in the event the account
				wagering equipment is the subject of an irreparable breakdown during the
				wagering on a race and no additional wagers on that race may be taken through
				the account wagering system, wagers may still be taken on the race by other
				wagering methods which might include wagering by cash payment at an off-track
				wagering facility.
(b) In the event
				of a totalisator malfunction requiring the operator of the totalisator
				equipment to purchase any non-issued ticket or the equivalent, the operator of
				the totalistor equipment may be permitted to credit losing tickets so purchased
				to the extent of winning tickets similarly purchased. The proceeds of such
				winning tickets which exceed any credit for losing tickets shall be paid to the
				Commission and distributed as outstanding pari-mutuel ticket monies as set
				forth in the Act.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 9 - MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR HUB FACILITY › Section 13:74-9.5 - Overpays caused by totalisator or failure

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Overpays caused by totalisator error or failure shall be
				  borne by the vendor operator of the totalisator equipment causing or
				  responsible for the error.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 9 - MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR HUB FACILITY › Section 13:74-9.6 - Transmission failure

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In the event of failure to transmit pari-mutuel information
				  to a sending track in connection with off-track wagering or to a host track in
				  connection with account wagering, no further wagers shall be accepted at an
				  off-track wagering facility or through the account wagering system on the
				  sending or host track(s) until and unless the failure has been corrected. The
				  off-track wagering licensee, account wagering licensee, hub facility and
				  sending or host track(s) shall attempt to manually merge any wagers which have
				  already been accepted but which have not been transmitted due to the failure.
				  Notice of this procedure and any backup procedure established in accordance
				  with 13:74-8.7(b) 
				  shall be posted in a prominent location in the off-track wagering facility, and
				  such information shall be provided to account holders consistent with
				  13:74-7.12(b).
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 10 - ASSESSMENT FORMULAS FOR RACING COSTS AND FOR THE PREVENTION, EDUCATION AND TREATMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE BENEFIT OF COMPULSIVE GAMBLING › Section 13:74-10.1 - Racing costs assessment formula

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(a) The State
				Treasurer shall certify racing costs annually. The Commission shall submit to
				the State Treasurer all information pertinent to the certification for the
				related State fiscal year. Subject to the approval of the State Treasurer, the
				Racing Commission may adjust the annual assessment amount established pursuant
				to (b) below to cover costs not anticipated at the time of the
				certification.
(b) Racing costs
				shall be reimbursed to the Commission in the following order:
1. All license, permit and application filing
				fees collected by the Commission including those derived in connection with
				live thoroughbred racing, live harness racing, simulcasting at permitted
				racetrack facilities, casino simulcasting, account wagering and off-track
				wagering;
2. All breakage monies
				and outstanding ticket monies resulting from wagering at any off-track wagering
				facility or through account wagering on races conducted by an in-State track,
				and all breakage monies and outstanding ticket monies resulting from wagering
				at any off-track wagering facility or through account wagering on races
				conducted by an out-of-State track in excess of $300,000 annually, which
				$300,000 is to be devoted to the purposes set forth in the Act; and
3. The outstanding pari-mutuel ticket monies
				due the Racing Commission pursuant to N.J.S.A. 5:5-64a.1 and 5:10-7g(1),
				comprising 50 percent of the total proceeds of outstanding ticket monies
				derived from all wagering on live running and live harness races at permitted
				racetrack facilities in this State.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 10 - ASSESSMENT FORMULAS FOR RACING COSTS AND FOR THE PREVENTION, EDUCATION AND TREATMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE BENEFIT OF COMPULSIVE GAMBLING › Section 13:74-10.2 - Assessment formula for costs related to prevention, education and treatment programs for the benefit of compulsive gambling

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Beginning on July 1, 2003, the Commission by written invoice
				  and on an annual basis shall assess each permit holder, or successor in
				  interest to each permit holder if applicable, on an equal basis a total sum of
				  $200,000 in the aggregate. Each permit holder or successor in interest shall
				  make the required payment within 15 days of the date of the issuance of the
				  invoice by the Commission. The Commission shall cause or direct that the
				  related funds be paid into the General Treasury, no later than August 1 of year
				  of the assessment, for appropriation by the legislature to the Department of
				  Health and Senior Services for use by that Department within the same fiscal
				  year when collected, for prevention and education and treatment programs for
				  compulsive gambling consistent with the Act.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 11 - COMMISSION ACCESS TO AND PRESENCE AT OFF-TRACK WAGERING FACILITIES AND PREMISES WHERE ACCOUNT WAGERING IS CONDUCTED; COMMISSION EMPLOYEE AND APPOINTEE PROHIBITED AFFILIATIONS › Section 13:74-11.1 - Unrestricted access of Racing Commission

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(a) The
				Commission, its agents and representatives in furtherance of its regulatory
				responsibilities shall have unrestricted access to:
1. All off-track wagering facilities;
				and
2. All premises utilized by the
				account wagering licensee, its agents or assignees for the purposes of directly
				or indirectly offering or accepting or processing accounts wagers.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 11 - COMMISSION ACCESS TO AND PRESENCE AT OFF-TRACK WAGERING FACILITIES AND PREMISES WHERE ACCOUNT WAGERING IS CONDUCTED; COMMISSION EMPLOYEE AND APPOINTEE PROHIBITED AFFILIATIONS › Section 13:74-11.2 - Provision of parking space and office space by off-track wagering licensee and account wagering licensee

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(a) The
				off-track wagering licensee shall, in furtherance of the Commission's
				regulatory responsibilities, provide the Commission with two designated parking
				spaces, as approved by the Commission, at each off-track wagering facility
				where employee or patron parking is offered.
(b) The account wagering licensee shall, in
				furtherance of the Commission's regulatory responsibilities, provide the
				Commission with two designated parking locations, as approved by the
				Commission, at the phone bank facility utilized in connection with account
				wagering, or at each such facility in the event the Commission approves the
				establishment of more than one phone bank.
(c) The Commission, in its discretion and in
				furtherance of its regulatory responsibilities, may require, as a condition of
				licensure, that the off-track wagering licensee provide the Commission with
				reasonable office space, as approved by the Commission, at no more than four
				off-track wagering facilities within geographic regions as selected by the
				Commission.
(d) The Commission, in
				its discretion and in furtherance of its regulatory responsibilities, may
				require, as a condition of licensure, that the account wagering licensee
				provide the Commission with reasonable office space, as approved by the
				Commission, at each phone bank utilized in connection with account wagering.
				Nothing contained in this section shall be construed to disallow a phone bank
				utilized in connection with account wagering from being situated at the same
				premises as a licensed off-track wagering facility, including at such a
				facility where the Commission is allocated reasonable office space by the
				off-track wagering licensee, in which case that combined office space shall be
				deemed to satisfy any condition imposed on the off-track wagering facility
				pursuant to (c) above, and any such condition imposed upon the account wagering
				licensee as to that phone bank pursuant to this subsection.
(e) Nothing contained in this section shall
				be construed to disallow a phone bank utilized in connection with account
				wagering from being situated at the same premises as a permitted racetrack
				premises at which the Commission is allocated reasonable office space by the
				permit holder, in which case that office space shall be deemed to satisfy any
				such condition imposed on the account wagering licensee as to that phone bank
				pursuant to (d) above.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 11 - COMMISSION ACCESS TO AND PRESENCE AT OFF-TRACK WAGERING FACILITIES AND PREMISES WHERE ACCOUNT WAGERING IS CONDUCTED; COMMISSION EMPLOYEE AND APPOINTEE PROHIBITED AFFILIATIONS › Section 13:74-11.3 - Commission employees/appointees; prohibited affiliations

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No employee or appointee of the Commission shall provide any
				  services to the account wagering licensee or off-track wagering licensee,
				  including to the account wagering system or any off-track wagering facility,
				  whether or not for compensation where those services are outside the scope of
				  his or her duties on behalf of the Commission.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING › Subchapter 12 - "SELF-EXCLUSION LIST" RULES › Section 13:74-12.1 - "Self-exclusion list" rules incorporated herein by reference

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The Racing Commission rules, at N.J.A.C. 13:74A,
				  Self-Exclusion List, sets forth rules and procedures allowing for individuals
				  to voluntarily place themselves on a list of persons to be: excluded from
				  thoroughbred racetracks licensed pursuant to N.J.A.C. 13:70, Horse Racing;
				  excluded from standardbred or harness racetracks licensed pursuant to N.J.A.C.
				  13:71, Harness Racing; excluded from off-track wagering facilities licensed
				  pursuant to this chapter (N.J.A.C. 13:74, Off-Track and Account Wagering); and
				  excluded from opening or maintaining a wagering account with the account
				  wagering licensee as authorized pursuant to this chapter. All rules in N.J.A.C.
				  13:74A are applicable to this chapter and are incorporated herein by
				  reference.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74A - SELF-EXCLUSION LIST › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13:74A-1.1 - Definitions

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The following words and terms, when used in this chapter,
				  shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise:
"Account wagering licensee" means the New Jersey Sports and
				  Exposition Authority, provided that the Racing Commission has granted its
				  approval for the Authority to establish an account wagering system consistent
				  with N.J.A.C. 13:74.
"Fixed odds wagering" means a form of horse racing wagering
				  against odds offered by a bookmaker in which account holders may lock in their
				  odds when the bet is first placed and no fluctuation in potential payout may
				  occur.
"Fixed odds wagering licensee" means the New Jersey Sports
				  and Exposition Authority (Authority), provided that the Division of Gaming
				  Enforcement has granted its approval for the Authority or racetrack permit
				  holder to establish fixed odds wagering.
"Off-track wagering licensee" means the New Jersey Sports
				  and Exposition Authority, provided that the Racing Commission has granted its
				  approval for the Authority to conduct an off-track wagering facility or
				  facilities consistent with N.J.A.C. 13:74.
"Permit holder" means the holder of a permit issued by the
				  Racing Commission, authorizing the holder thereof upon a racetrack premises in
				  this State to conduct live thoroughbred or harness horse racing and to offer
				  pari-mutuel wagering thereupon, all pursuant to N.J.A.C. 13:70 or 13:71.
"Self-exclusion list" means a list maintained by the Racing
				  Commission, consisting of individuals who have complied with the procedure set
				  forth in this chapter for placement thereupon.
"Self-excluded person" means an individual who has complied
				  with the application procedure set forth in this chapter for voluntary
				  placement upon the "self-exclusion list," whose name appears on the
				  "self-exclusion list" maintained by the Racing Commission in accordance with
				  this chapter, and who is subject to the provisions of this chapter.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74A - SELF-EXCLUSION LIST › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13:74A-1.2 - Applicability

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This chapter and its provisions shall be equally applicable
				  to the Racing Commission rules appearing at N.J.A.C. 13:70, Horse Racing and
				  N.J.A.C. 13:71, Harness Racing, and to the Racing Commission rules appearing at
				  N.J.A.C. 13:74, Off-Track Wagering and Account Wagering. See
				  13:70-32.1,
				  13:71-30.1 and
				  13:74-12.1.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74A - SELF-EXCLUSION LIST › Subchapter 2 - APPLICATION FOR AND EFFECT OF PLACEMENT ON SELF-EXCLUSION LIST › Section 13:74A-2.2 - Effect of placement on self-exclusion list; entry and wagering restrictions; forfeiture of gambling or other proceeds

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(a) A person whose
				name appears on the self-exclusion list shall be:
1. Prohibited from entry into the premises of
				permitted racetracks for any reason;
2. Prohibited from entry into the premises
				off-track wagering facilities for any reason; and
3. Prohibited from opening or maintaining a
				wagering account with the account wagering system or fixed odds wagering
				system.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74A - SELF-EXCLUSION LIST › Subchapter 3 - CONFIDENTIALITY; EXCEPTIONS › Section 13:74A-3.1 - Confidentiality of "self-exclusion list" and application for placement on self-exclusion list; exceptions

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The self-exclusion list shall be privileged and confidential.
				  Access to the identity of individuals on the self-exclusion list shall be
				  limited to the Racing Commission, the Racing Commission Executive Director, or
				  designee, Racing Commission employees and agents whose duties and functions
				  require access to such information, the permitted racetracks, the licensed
				  off-track wagering licensee, the account wagering licensee, and the fixed odds
				  wagering licensee for purposes consistent with
				  N.J.S.A.
				  5:5-65.1 and 65.2 and this chapter. A
				  permitted racetrack, the off-track wagering licensee, the account wagering
				  licensee, the fixed odds wagering licensee, or any employee or agent of either,
				  shall not disclose the name of, or any information about, any person on the
				  self-exclusion list to anyone other than employees or agents thereof whose
				  duties and functions require access to such information, and as otherwise
				  necessary for the conduct of a contested hearing before the Office of
				  Administrative Law.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74A - SELF-EXCLUSION LIST › Subchapter 4 - REMOVAL OF NAME FROM SELF-EXCLUSION LIST › Section 13:74A-4.1 - Application for removal of name from self-exclusion list

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A person whose name appears on the self-exclusion list may,
				  at any time after one year from the date of placement on the self-exclusion
				  list, file a written removal application provided by the Racing Commission to
				  have said person's name removed from the self-exclusion list. A written removal
				  application shall be available at the Racing Commission offices located at 140
				  East Front Street (eighth floor), Trenton, New Jersey, the Meadowlands
				  Racetrack, and at the Freehold Raceway. The removal application shall also be
				  available on the Racing Commission's website (
http://www.nj.gov/oag/racing/self_exclusion.html
).
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 74A - SELF-EXCLUSION LIST › Subchapter 4 - REMOVAL OF NAME FROM SELF-EXCLUSION LIST › Section 13:74A-4.2 - Procedure of Racing Commission Upon Receipt of "Removal Application"

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The Racing Commission Executive Director, or designee, within
				  10 days of the receipt of a properly completed removal application filed
				  pursuant to
				  N.J.A.C.
				  13:74-4.1, shall send a letter to the
				  applicant at the applicant's address of current residence as set forth in said
				  application, advising of the date upon which the applicant's name will be
				  removed from the self-exclusion list. The applicant's name shall be removed
				  from the self-exclusion list no more than 20 days from the date of receipt of
				  said removal application by the Racing Commission. The Racing Commission
				  Executive Director, or designee, shall contemporaneously forward the person's
				  name to each permitted racetrack, the off-track wagering licensee, to the
				  account wagering licensee, and to the fixed odds wagering licensee, indicating
				  the date upon which the person's name shall be removed from the selfexclusion
				  list.