58 Pa. Code § 169.3 - Wagering
(a)
Placing
and accepting wagers. A licensed corporation receiving permission to
conduct telephone account wagering under §
169.1 (relating to permission to
conduct telephone account wagering) may accept wagers subject to the following
conditions:
(1) The wager shall be placed
directly to the licensed corporation by the holder of a telephone wagering
account.
(2) The person placing the
wager shall provide the licensed corporation with the correct personal
identification number previously assigned by the licensed corporation to the
holder of the telephone wagering account.
(3) A licensed corporation may not accept a
telephone wager from a person located in or residing in the primary market area
of a racetrack, other than the racetrack at which the licensed corporation is
conducting a race meeting. The licensed corporation is not prohibited from
accepting a telephone wager from a person located in or residing in the primary
market area of the track at which the licensed corporation is conducting a
meet. If two tracks share a primary market area as defined in section 218(e) of
the act (4 P. S. §
325.218(e)), both tracks
shall have equal rights to the market in the shared area.
(4) A licensed corporation may not accept a
telephone wager, or series of wagers, in an amount in excess of funds on
deposit in the telephone wagering account of the holder placing the wager.
Funds on deposit include amounts credited under §
169.2(c)
(relating to telephone wagering account) and in the amount at the time the
wager is placed.
(5) A licensed
corporation may not accept a telephone wager at a site not within the area of
the racetrack facility.
(6) Only
licensed employes of a licensed corporation may operate a telephone account
wagering system.
(b)
Third parties. A person may not directly or indirectly act as
an intermediary, transmitter or agent in the placing of wagers for a holder of
a telephone wagering account. A person may not place a wager by telephone to a
facility in a racetrack enclosure on behalf of a holder of a telephone wagering
account. Only the holder of a telephone wagering account shall place a
telephone wager. Direct or indirect involvement as an intermediary, transmitter
or agent in the placing of wagers includes a system, known as a transfer
account or master account, whereby funds are deposited to a telephone wagering
account from another telephone wagering account or other account. This section
does not prohibit use of credit or debit cards specifically approved by the
Commission or the use of checks, money orders or negotiable orders of
withdrawal.
Notes
This section cited in 58 Pa. Code § 169.2 (relating to telephone wagering account).
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