23 CAR § 355-1901. Generally

(a) A client-server system can be fragmentally defined as a server-base game system, a server-supported game system, or a hybrid of the two (2), all of which can be defined as the combination of a central server, client terminals, and all interface elements that function collectively for the purpose of linking the client terminal with the central server to perform a myriad of functions related to gaming, which may include, but are not limited to: (1) Downloading of game logic to the client terminals; (2) Central server random number generations; and (3) Thin client gaming configurations. (b) The communication network may be totally contained within a single venue or over a wide area network whereby a server in one (1) location supports client terminals in multiple sites.