Nevada § 463.710 Notices, reports and other information required to be filed with Board

Nevada Statutes

§ 463.710 — Notices, reports and other information required to be filed with Board

Nevada § 463.710

Title 41GAMING; HORSE RACING; SPORTING EVENTS

Ch. 463Licensing

FOREIGN GAMING

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 463.710 (2026).

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Unless otherwise ordered by the Board or Commission, a licensee who participates in foreign gaming shall file with the Board: 1. As soon as participation in foreign gaming begins, a notice indicating that fact. 2. Quarterly reports regarding any of the following information which is within the knowledge of the licensee:

(a)Any changes in ownership or control of any interest in the foreign gaming operation;

(b)Any changes in officers, directors or key employees;

(c)All complaints, disputes, orders to show cause and disciplinary actions, related to gaming, instituted or presided over by an entity of the United States, a state or any other governmental jurisdiction outside this State;

(d)Any arrest of an employee involving cheating or theft, related to gaming, in the foreign jurisdiction;

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Unless otherwise ordered by the Board or Commission, a licensee who participates in foreign gaming shall file with the Board:
1. As soon as participation in foreign gaming begins, a notice indicating that fact.
2. Quarterly reports regarding any of the following information which is within the knowledge of the licensee:
(a) Any changes in ownership or control of any interest in the foreign gaming operation;
(b) Any changes in officers, directors or key employees;
(c) All complaints, disputes, orders to show cause and disciplinary actions, related to gaming, instituted or presided over by an entity of the United States, a state or any other governmental jurisdiction outside this State;
(d) Any arrest of an employee involving cheating or theft, related to gaming, in the foreign jurisdiction; and
(e) Any arrest or conviction of an officer, director, key employee or owner of equity in the foreign gaming operation for an offense that would constitute a gross misdemeanor or felony in this state.
3. As soon as participation in foreign gaming has entirely ceased, a notice indicating that fact.
4. Such other information as the Commission requires by regulation.