8 M.R.S. §1412: Persons prohibited from making wagers
Where this section sits in the code
- TITLE 8: AMUSEMENTS AND SPORTS
- CHAPTER 39: REGULATION OF INTERNET GAMING
An operator and a management services licensee conducting Internet gaming on behalf of an operator may not accept a wager from the following persons:
1. Persons under 21 years of age. A person who has not attained 21 years of age;
2. Operators and employees. An operator or management services licensee; directors, officers and employees of an operator or management services licensee; or a relative living in the same household as any of these persons. This subsection does not prohibit a relative living in the same household as a director, officer or employee of an operator or management services licensee from making a wager with an unaffiliated operator or management services licensee;
3. Interested parties. A person with an interest in the outcome of the Internet gaming event identified by the director by rule;
4. Unauthorized persons. A person on a list established by rule by the director under section 1403, subsection 2, paragraph G of persons who are not authorized to make wagers;
5. Third parties. A person making a wager on behalf of or as the agent or custodian of another person; and
6. Regulatory staff. An employee of the Gambling Control Unit within the department.
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