LAC 42:VII.513. Designation of Players; Games Offered

A. A licensee shall identify all highly experienced players in any contest by a symbol attached to the players’ usernames, or by other visible means, on all platforms supported by the licensee. B. A licensee shall implement and maintain on-boarding procedures for new players that explain opportunities to learn about fantasy sports contest play and how to identify highly experienced players, and shall recommend beginner fantasy sport contests and low-cost private fantasy sports contests with friends for their value as a learning experience. C. A licensee shall develop fantasy sports contests that are limited to beginner players and shall keep non-beginner players from participating, either directly or through another person as a proxy, in those fantasy sports contest games. A licensee shall suspend the account of any non-beginner player that enters a beginner player fantasy sports contest directly or through another person as a proxy and shall ban such individual from further play unless good faith can be demonstrated. A licensee may allow a non-beginner player who is not a highly experienced player to enter up to ten beginner player fantasy sports contests in any sport in which that player has not already entered 20 fantasy sports contests. D. A licensee shall develop fantasy sports contest games in which highly experienced players cannot, either directly or through another person as a proxy, participate. A licensee shall suspend the account of any highly experienced player who enters a fantasy sports contest that excludes highly experienced players, directly or through another person as a proxy, and shall ban such individual from further play.