N.J. Admin. Code § 13:69E-1.28R - Submission requirements
(a) Any company
proposing to offer new or modified electronic gaming equipment, hardware, or
software, which requires the approval from the Division, shall submit a written
request to the Division's Technical Services Bureau requesting the product and
specific features be tested and approved for use.
(b) The Division shall not deem a product to
have been submitted unless the Division has received all of the necessary
documentation, hardware, and software required to test the gaming equipment or
make a determination on its suitability for use in a casino.
(c) Written requests shall be on company
letterhead and shall be dated no more than five days prior to the delivery date
of the written request and the complete submission. The written request shall
identify the following, as applicable:
1.
Hardware devices;
2. The software
version;
3. The Paytable ID/Date
Code;
4. An indication of cloned
software; and
5. Contact
information.
(d) The
company submitting a product for testing shall transport, at its own expense,
any new or modified equipment, device or software, to a location specified by
the Division. The company may be required to unpack and dispose of the shipping
container and material as specified by the Division.
(e) Companies shall not submit a gaming
product with a pre-existing issue that may negatively impact the reporting of
revenue, game outcome, or the overall integrity of the product.
(f) Companies shall immediately notify the
Division if it becomes aware of an issue that may negatively impact the
reporting of revenue, game outcome, or the overall integrity of a product that
has been submitted to the Division for testing.
(g) Prior to submitting a product for
testing, companies are required to ensure that:
1. The submitted product complies with all
aspects of the Division's rules;
2.
All pay combinations including bonus rounds have been emulated and tested for
accuracy;
3. An authorized officer
of the company has approved the product for submission; and
4. The submitted documentation is accurate
and current.
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