Case: 25-7516, 01/23/2026, DktEntry: 33.1, Page 108 of 110
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Nev. Gaming Reg. 5.170 provides, in relevant part:
Programs to address problem gambling. * * * * *
2. Each licensee shall post or provide in conspicuous places in or near gam- ing and cage areas and cash dispensing machines located in gaming areas written materials concerning the nature and symptoms of problem gam- bling and the toll-free telephone number of the National Council on Problem Gambling or a similar entity approved by the Board Chair that provides information and referral services for problem gamblers. 3. Each licensee shall implement procedures and training for all employees who directly interact with gaming patrons in gaming areas. That training shall, at a minimum, consist of information concerning the nature and symptoms of problem gambling behavior and assisting patrons in obtaining information about problem gambling programs. This subsection shall not be construed to require employees of licensees to identify problem gamblers. Each licensee shall designate personnel responsible for maintaining the pro- gram and addressing the types and frequency of such training and proce- dures. Training programs conducted or certified by the Nevada Council on Problem Gambling are presumed to provide adequate training for the period certified by the Nevada Council on Problem Gambling. 4. Each licensee that engages in the issuance of credit, check cashing, or the direct mail marketing of gaming opportunities, shall implement a pro- gram containing the elements described below, as appropriate, that allows patrons to self-limit their access to the issuance of credit, check cashing, or direct mail marketing by that licensee. As appropriate, such program shall contain, at a minimum, the following: (a) The development of written materials for dissemination to patrons explaining the program; (b) The development of written forms allowing patrons to participate in the program; (c) Standards and procedures that allow a patron to be prohibited from access to check cashing, the issuance of credit, and the participation in direct mail marketing of gaming opportunities;
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