Pennsylvania Code § 4-13B29

Commencement of interactive gaming operations.
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An interactive gaming certificate holder may not operate or offer interactive games for play on its interactive gaming skin or interactive gaming website until the board determines that:
(1) The interactive gaming certificate holder is in compliance with the requirements of this chapter.
(2) The interactive gaming certificate holder's internal, administrative and accounting controls are sufficient to meet the requirements of section 13B32 (relating to internal, administrative and accounting controls) and have been implemented.
(3) The interactive gaming certificate holder's interactive gaming employees, where applicable, are licensed, permitted, registered, certified or otherwise authorized by the board to perform their respective duties.
(4) The employees of the interactive gaming operator, if any, that is conducting interactive gaming on behalf of the interactive gaming certificate holder are, where applicable, licensed, permitted or otherwise authorized by the board to perform their duties.
(5) The interactive gaming certificate holder is prepared in all respects to offer interactive gaming to the public over its interactive gaming skin or interactive gaming website.
(6) The interactive gaming certificate holder has implemented necessary security arrangements and surveillance systems for the operation of interactive gaming.
(7) The interactive gaming certificate holder is in compliance with or will comply with section 13B31 (relating to responsibilities of interactive gaming certificate holder).
(8) The board has approved the interactive gaming agreement between the interactive gaming certificate holder and the interactive gaming operator, if applicable.
SUBCHAPTER D
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
Sec.
13B31. Responsibilities of interactive gaming certificate holder.
13B32. Internal, administrative and accounting controls.

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