Mich. Admin. Code R. 432.732a - Internet sports betting platform submission and approval process
Rule 732a.
(1)
Each internet sports betting platform provider must submit its internet sports
betting platform proposed for use by a sports betting operator to the board or
to an independent lab approved by the board for evaluation. The internet sports
betting platform provider must provide all information the board requests,
including, but not limited to, all the following:
(a) A complete, comprehensive, and
technically accurate description and explanation of the internet sports betting
platform and its intended use in both technical and lay language. The document
must be signed under penalty of perjury.
(b) Detailed operating procedures or service
manuals, or both, of the internet sports betting platform.
(c) Details of all tests performed on the
internet sports betting platform, the conditions and standards under which the
tests were performed, the test results, and the identity of the individual who
conducted each test.
(d) A detailed
description of the risk management framework including but not limited to:
(i) User access controls for all internet
sports betting personnel.
(ii)
Information regarding segregation of duties.
(iii) Information regarding automated risk
management procedures.
(iv)
Information regarding fraud detection.
(v) Controls for ensuring regulatory
compliance.
(vi) Description of
anti-money laundering compliance standards.
(vii) Description of all software
applications that comprise the internet sports betting platform.
(viii) Description of all event categories
and wager types available to be offered by the internet sports betting
platform.
(ix) Description of all
integrated third-party systems.
(x)
Description of the method to prevent past posting.
(2) All sports betting software
used to accept sports betting wagers must be designed with a method to permit
the validation of software using Gaming Authentication Tool or other method
approved by the board.
(3) The
internet sports betting platform provider or sports betting supplier must
submit all internet sports betting source code and any special tool, computer
equipment, compiling program, or other technical assistance necessary to
compile the submitted software. The result of the compiled source code must be
identical to that in the storage medium submitted for evaluation.
(4) The internet sports betting platform
provider or sports betting supplier must provide the board with a method to
compensate for or resolve any differences between the compiled program and the
submitted program.
(5) The internet
sport betting platform provider or sports betting supplier may employ other
equivalent methods that ensure the results of the complied source code are
identical to the storage medium submitted for evaluation upon written request
and approval of the board.
(6)
Except where the board has provided written notification that approval is not
required, a sports betting operator must install or use an internet sports
betting platform that has been approved by the board. A sports betting operator
must not alter the manner in which the internet sports betting platform
operates without the prior written approval of the board.
(7) After evaluating the internet sports
betting platform, the board shall advise the internet sports betting platform
provider, in writing, of the determination.
Notes
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