Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3772 - Casino Control Commission › Chapter 3772-50 - Skill-based Amusement Machine › Section 3772-50-07 - Type-C skill-based amusement machine operator licensure

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) A person seeking a type-C skill-based
			 amusement machine operator license 
								must apply for licensure via the state of Ohio
			 eLicense website at
www.elicense.ohio.gov
, comply with
			 all instructions, and pay a non-refundable 
								five hundred dollar
			 application fee.
(B) An applicant
			 for a type-C skill-based amusement machine operator license
			 
								must
			 establish, by clear and convincing evidence, the applicant's suitability for
			 licensure.
(C) In determining
			 whether to grant or maintain the privilege of a type-C skill-based amusement
			 machine operator license, the commission 
								will evaluate
			 each applicant and licensee in a manner consistent with the commission's
			 authority to do the same with respect to casino gaming, including:
(1) The reputation, experience, and financial
			 integrity of the applicant or licensee and the applicant's or licensee's
			 affiliates or affiliated companies;
(2) The reputation, experience, and financial
			 integrity of any person with direct or indirect ownership interest or that
			 directly or indirectly controls or influences the decision-making of the
			 applicant or licensee;
(3) If the
			 applicant or licensee has filed, or had filed against it, a proceeding for
			 bankruptcy or has ever been involved in any formal process to adjust, defer,
			 suspend, or otherwise resolve the payment of any debt;
(4) If the applicant or licensee is or has
			 been a defendant in litigation involving the applicant's or licensee's business
			 practices;
(5) Whether the
			 applicant or licensee possesses good character, honesty, and
			 integrity;
(6) Whether and to what
			 extent the applicant or licensee has associated with members of organized crime
			 and other persons of disreputable character;
(7) The extent to which the applicant or
			 licensee has cooperated with the commission;
(8) Whether the applicant or licensee has
			 provided accurate and complete information as required by the commission or
			 submitted false or misleading information to the commission;
(9) If the applicant or licensee or any
			 person that directly or indirectly controls the applicant or licensee has been
			  convicted
									of any criminal offense under the laws of any
			 jurisdiction, excluding minor traffic violations;
(10) If the applicant or licensee has been
			 served with a complaint or other notice filed with any public body regarding a
			 payment of any tax, required under federal, state, or local law, that has been
			 delinquent for one or more years;
(11) If the applicant or licensee has shown a
			 disregard of or otherwise failed to comply with the laws and regulations of
			 this state or any other jurisdiction;
(12) If awarding or maintaining a license
			 would undermine the public's confidence in skill-based amusement machine gaming
			 in this state; and
(13) The
			 suitability of any other material person, including
			 owners and key executives, as determined by the commission.