Mich. Admin. Code R. 432.622 - License classifications
Rule 622.
(1) The
following licenses may be issued under the act and these rules:
(a) Internet gaming operator
license.
(b) Internet gaming
supplier license.
(2)
The following persons are eligible to hold an internet gaming operator license:
(a) A person that holds a casino license
under the Michigan Gaming Control and Revenue Act, 1996 IL 1, MCL 432.201 to
432.226.
(b) An Indian tribe that
lawfully conducts class III gaming in a casino located in this state under a
facility license issued in accordance with a tribal gaming ordinance approved
by the chair of the National Indian Gaming Commission.
(3) A person that provides goods or services
that directly affect wagering, play, and results of internet games to internet
gaming operators is required to hold an internet gaming supplier license. As
used in this subrule, "internet gaming supplier" includes, but is not limited
to, the following:
(a) Internet gaming
platform providers.
(b) Geofence
providers.
(c) Providers of
software that directly affect wagering, play, the results of an internet game,
or the integrity of internet gaming.
(d) Providers hosting live internet gaming
data.
(e) Affiliate marketers that
have an agreement based on the sharing of customer revenue.
(f) Unless otherwise determined by the board,
any other person that meets 1 or more of the following criteria:
(i) The person manufactures, supplies, or
distributes devices, machines, equipment, items, or articles that meet any of
the following provisions:
(A) Are
specifically designed for use in the conduct of internet gaming.
(B) Have the capacity to affect the outcome
of an internet wager.
(C) Have the
capacity to affect the calculation, storage, collection, or control of gross
receipts.
(ii) The
person services or repairs internet gaming wagering devices, machines,
equipment, items, or articles impacting the integrity of internet
gaming.
(iii) The person provides
services directly related to the operation, security, surveillance, or
management of internet gaming.
(iv)
The person provides other goods or services determined by the board to be so
utilized in, or incidental to, the operation of an internet gaming operator
that the person must be licensed as an internet gaming supplier to protect the
public and enhance the credibility and integrity of internet gaming in this
state.
(4) A
person must be licensed as an internet gaming supplier before providing goods,
software, or services as an internet gaming supplier to an internet gaming
operator.
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