Mich. Admin. Code R. 432.633 - Internet gaming platform and internet games technical standards
Rule 633.
(1) An
internet gaming platform or internet game, or both, for use to conduct internet
gaming must meet the specifications set forth in these rules or other technical
specifications as prescribed by the board. Failure to comply with the approved
specifications, internal controls, or technical specifications may result in
disciplinary action by the board.
(2) Internet gaming operators, internet
gaming platform providers, and internet gaming suppliers must comply with, and
the board adopts and incorporates by reference, Gaming Laboratories
International, LLC Standard GLI-19: Standards for Interactive Gaming Systems,
version 3.0, released July 17, 2020, which is available for inspection and
distribution at no cost, as of the time of adoption of these rules, at the
boards office located at 3062 W. Grand Blvd., Suite L-700, Detroit, Michigan
48202-6062 or Gaming Laboratories International website at
https://gaminglabs.com and does not
include any later amendments or editions. GLI-19 standards are intended to
supplement rather than supplant other technical standards and requirements
under these rules. Where GLI-19 standards conflict with other requirements
provided under these rules, these rules shall control unless otherwise
determined by the board.
(3) Before
conducting internet gaming, and as otherwise required by the board, an internet
gaming platform provider must submit the internet gaming platform used in
conjunction with the internet gaming operation to the board or an independent
testing laboratory approved by the board for certification testing.
(4) If the internet gaming platform meets or
exceeds the technical standards adopted in subrule (2) of this rule, the board
or independent testing laboratory approved by the board shall certify the
internet gaming platform. Internet gaming operators and internet gaming
platform providers are prohibited from offering internet gaming in Michigan
without such certification. The internet gaming platform provider is
responsible for all costs associated with testing and obtaining such
certifications.
(5) All internet
games for proposed use must meet or exceed the technical standards adopted in
subrule (2) of this rule. Internet gaming operators, internet gaming platform
providers, and internet gaming suppliers are prohibited from offering any
internet game without written approval by the board. An internet gaming
platform provider and internet gaming supplier is responsible for all costs
associated with testing and obtaining such approvals.
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