N.J. Admin. Code § 13:69N-1.7 - Internal controls; house rules
(a) Sports pool
operators shall file with the Division internal controls for all aspects of
sports pool and/or online sports pool wagering operations prior to commencing
operations.
(b) In the event of a
failure of the sports pool system's ability to pay winning wagers, the licensee
shall have internal controls detailing the method of paying winning wagers. The
licensee shall also file an incident report for each system failure and
document the date, time, and reason for the failure along with the date and
time the system is restored with the Division.
(c) The internal controls shall address the
following, at a minimum:
1. User access
controls for all sports pool personnel;
2. Segregation of duties;
3. Automated and manual risk management
procedures;
4. Procedures for
identifying and reporting fraud and suspicious conduct;
5. Procedures to prevent wagering by patrons
prohibited from wagering pursuant to this chapter;
6. Description of anti-money laundering
compliance standards including, but not limited to, filing of CTRs, SARs, and
procedures for detecting structuring to avoid reporting requirements;
7. Description of all types of wagers
available to be offered by the system; and
8. Description of all integrated third-party
systems.
(d) The
internal controls shall detail the reconciliation of assets and documents
contained in a sports wagering lounge ticket writer's drawer and sports pool
kiosks pursuant to N.J.A.C. 13:69N- 1.15 and 1.14.
(e) The internal controls shall detail the
procedures to redeem lost tickets or vouchers, which shall include a
supervisor's approval and documentation of the:
1. Date and time of the redemption;
2. Employee responsible for redeeming the
ticket or voucher;
3. Supervisor
authorizing the redemption;
4.
Patron identification;
5. Unique
ticket or voucher identifier; and
6. Location of the redemption.
(f) The internal controls shall
detail procedures to reprint tickets and vouchers that fail to print at either
a ticket station or kiosk. Such procedures shall include a requirement of
supervisory authorization for the reprint.
(g) Sports pool and online sports pool
operators shall adopt comprehensive house rules, which shall be approved by the
Division that include the following, at a minimum:
1. Method for calculation and payment of
winning wagers;
2. Description of
the process for handling incorrectly posted events, odds, wagers, or
results;
3. Effect of schedule
changes;
4. Method of notifying
patrons of odds or proposition changes;
5. Acceptance of wagers at other than posted
terms;
6. Expiration of any winning
ticket one year after the date of the event;
7. Method of contacting the operator for
questions and complaints;
8.
Description of prohibited sports pool participants;
9. A statement regarding the policy and
methods for limiting the maximum amount that a patron can win on any particular
wager; however, such policy will not preclude a patron from collecting a payout
in excess of the purported amount if the system allows the patron to place a
valid wager that pays more than the stated maximum amount;
10. Method of the process for any employee of
a sports governing body or member team who is not prohibited from wagering to
register with the Division prior to placing a sports wager; and
11. Method of funding a sports
wager.
(h) The house
rules, together with any other information the Division deems appropriate,
shall be conspicuously displayed in the sports wagering lounge, posted on the
operator's Internet website, and included in the terms and conditions of the
account wagering system and copies shall be made readily available to
patrons.
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