R 432.543
R 432.543 Fantasy contest player protections.
Cite as Mich. Admin. Code R 432.543
Rule 543. A fantasy contest operator or licensed management company must provide a
fantasy contest player protection page that must be readily accessible to each fantasy
contest player. The fantasy contest player protection page must be accessible to a fantasy
contest player throughout a fantasy contest player session. The fantasy contest player
protection page must contain, at a minimum, all of the following:
(a) Method for changing or retrieving a password or other access security feature and
the ability to choose strong authentication login protection.
(b) Method for filing a complaint with the fantasy contest operator or licensed
management company in accordance with R 432.535.
(c) Method for obtaining a copy of the fantasy contest terms and conditions agreed to
when establishing a fantasy contest player account.
(d) Method for the fantasy contest player to obtain his or her account history and
playing history.
(e) Notification that underage entry or participation in fantasy contests is prohibited
and that anyone who facilitates an individual under the age of 18 to enter or participate in
a fantasy contest will be subject to action in accordance with R 432.532h.
(f) Notification that the fantasy contest player is responsible for configuring the auto-
lock feature of his or her computer or other device to protect the computer or other device
from unauthorized use.
(g) Notification that a fantasy contest player is prohibited from allowing any other
person to access or use his or her fantasy contest player account.
(h) Notification that a fantasy contest player is prohibited from submitting a fantasy
contest entry on behalf of any other person.
(i) Information about the fantasy contest operator’s or licensed management
company’s self-restriction program operated pursuant to R 432.532d, including, but not
limited to, the following:
(i) Information about potential risks associated with excessive entry or participation
in fantasy contests and where to seek assistance for compulsive gaming behavior.
(ii) The method for a fantasy contests player or other individual to irrevocably
restrict his or her ability to enter or participate in fantasy contests and to select the length
of time the restriction will be in effect.
(iii) Information about any other notifications or self-imposed limits available under
the fantasy contest operator’s or licensed management company’s self-restriction program,
if applicable, including information on how to invoke those notifications or self-imposed
limits.
(j) Mechanisms in place for a fantasy contest player to detect unauthorized use of his or
her fantasy contest player account, such as the fantasy contest player reviewing credit card
statements against known deposits.
(k) Other fantasy contest player protections prescribed by the board.