ARM 23.16.1103

ARM 23.16.1103. SMALL-STAKES CARD GAME TOURNAMENTS

Last amended: 2014Length: 271 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Mont. Admin. R. 23.16.1103

(1) A licensed operator with a permit to operate at least one live card game table on premises may apply to the department for an annual permit to conduct small-stakes card game tournaments. The application must be submitted on Form 14B, the small-stakes card game tournament permit application, which is available from the department. The annual permit fee must accompany the submission of the application. The small-stakes card game tournament permit is effective July 1 through June 30. (2) The only consideration that may be paid to participate in a small-stakes card game tournament is a single entry fee which must be paid before the start of the tournament, and may under no circumstances exceed $80. No other fees or costs may be assessed to participate in a small-stakes tournament. (3) Small-stakes card game tournaments may only be conducted on permitted card tables, plus one additional card table used only for small-stakes tournament play. (4) A small-stakes card game tournament permit holder may conduct a small-stakes card game tournament for charitable purposes. (5) For each charitable tournament, the permit holder conducting the tournament shall maintain for a period of 12 months from the date of the tournament, and provide to the department upon request: (a) a record of the total amount of entry and reentry fees collected in the charitable tournament; (b) a description of how the tournament was publicly identified as a charitable tournament; (c) the name and address of each charitable, educational, or recreational nonprofit organization that received a distribution of the charitable proceeds; and (d) the amount of money distributed to each charitable, educational, or recreational nonprofit organization.
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