Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3770:2 - Video Lottery Gaming Terminals › Chapter 3770:2-3 - Video Lottery Licenses › Section 3770:2-3-05 - Video lottery licenses; suspension or revocation

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Suspension or
			 revocation. A video lottery license may be suspended or revoked as set
			 forth in this rule:
(1) Non-compliance.
									 The director may suspend or
			 revoke a  license of a video
			 lottery sales agent who does not comply with the Lottery act, all rules, terms
			 and conditions, policies, orders and directives adopted, promulgated or issued
			 by the commission or the director , or any state or
			 federal law, including but not limited to the following:
(a) Failure to pay any required licensing
			 fee;
(b) Failure to maintain any
			 required surety bond, dedicated non-revocable letter of credit, or other form
			 of credit authorized or required by the director;
(c) Failure to maintain any insurance,
			 coverage and/or bonds required by the director;
(d) Making a false
			 statement, omission, or misrepresentation of a material fact
										 in connection
			 with a video lottery application for, or renewal of, a
			 license, in any reports or to any person, in connection with a lottery
			 transaction or investigation;
(e) Failure to promptly and accurately settle
			 the accounts of lottery transactions and/or pay to the commission the amounts
			 due the commission from video lottery sales, unclaimed credit vouchers or other
			 amounts due the commission in accordance with the procedures established by the
			 director;
(f) Failure to credit or
			 pay a winning video lottery participant as required by commission rule,
			 regulation, policy, order or directive;
(g) Allowing an individual under the age of
			 twenty-one to play video lottery games or to be paid a video lottery prize
			 payment;
(h) Failure to maintain
			 adequate and sufficient security at the video lottery sales agent's licensed
			 facility;
(i) Offering a video
			 lottery game that has not been approved by the director or commission, as
			 applicable;
(j) Maintaining,
			 installing or operating devices for the sale of video lottery at the facility
			 approved for a video lottery license other than video lottery terminals
			 authorized and approved by the director for use in connection with video
			 lottery;
(k) Failing to purchase,
			 lease, maintain or timely repair the minimum number of video lottery terminals
			 as required by the director or purchasing, leasing or maintaining an amount of
			 video lottery terminals in excess of a maximum number authorized by the lottery
			 act, all rules, terms and conditions, policies, orders and directives adopted,
			 promulgated or issued by the commission or the director;
(l) Failure to comply with the terms and
			 conditions of "The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990," 104. stat. 327,
			 42 U.S.C.
			 12101 to
			 12213;
(m) Failure to provide any required notice or
			 failure to obtain any required approval prior to relocation or transportation
			 of a video lottery terminal;
(n)
			 Failure to make capital improvements as required by commission rule,
			 regulation, policy, order or directive, and/or fail to meet financial
			 obligations necessary for the continued operation of video lottery;
(o) Acting in a manner that impacts or has
			 the likelihood of impacting the efficient operation or integrity of video
			 lottery;
(p) Failure to adhere to
			 all the terms and conditions as set forth in the licensing agreement, including
			 any amendments or modifications thereto.