Self-Exclusion List

Self-Exclusion List. (a) The Commission shall maintain the official self-exclusion list and provide it to casinos. (b) Each casino shall maintain its own copy of the self-exclusion list and shall establish procedures to ensure that its copy of the self-exclusion list is updated and that all appropriate employees are notified of any addition to or deletion from the list within ten (10) days of any change to the list. (c) Casinos with affiliated gaming establishments in other jurisdictions may choose to share the self-exclusion list with and invoke it in those establishments, in accordance with applicable laws and regulations in those jurisdictions, and without violation of the confidentiality requirements of these regulations. (d) Information furnished to or obtained by the Commission pursuant to these regulations shall be deemed confidential and shall not be disclosed except in accordance with these regulations. (e) No casino, its affiliates, officers or employee thereof shall disclose the self-exclusion list or portion thereof except as necessary to comply with the provisions of these regulations. Notwithstanding the foregoing, such information may be disclosed to casino employees, officers, agents and affiliated companies, to law enforcement, and in response to a subpoena request or court order in criminal or civil proceedings. (f) A self-excluded individual may request permission to visit the non-gaming areas of a specific property for purposes of attending a conference, event or other non-gaming purpose. Any such request must be made to the Executive Director and be co-sponsored by a member of management at the specific property to be visited. The decision to approve or deny the request is within the sole discretion of the Executive Director and is not an appealable decision of the Commission. (Adopted: 03/25/1999; Amended: 09/21/2000; Amended: 09/24/2003; Amended 01/17/2008.)