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Ohio Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 12, 2021) |
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3772 Casino Control Commission |
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Chapter3772-12. Voluntary Exclusion and Compulsive and Problem Gambling Plan Compliance Procedures |
3772-12-03. Responsibilities of voluntarily excluded individuals
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(A) Participants in the Ohio VEP agree to abide by all terms listed in the application for the Ohio voluntary exclusion program described in paragraph (B) of rule 3772-12-02 of the Administrative Code, including refraining from entering an excluded facility or otherwise participating or attempting to participate in any wagering activity offered at any of those facilities.
(B) Participants in the Ohio VEP who violate the terms of the VEP at a casino facility shall agree to surrender to the casino control commission any money or thing of value the individual has converted or attempted to convert into a wagering instrument for deposit in the state problem gambling and addictions fund.
(C) Participants in the Ohio VEP shall agree to forfeit all points or complimentaries earned by the individual on or before the date the individual completed their application for the Ohio voluntary exclusion program. However, if at the time the individual completed the application, the individual is owed a cash amount from an excluded facility, the individual still has the right to receive that amount from the facility, even after placement on the voluntary exclusion program. To the extent that complimentaries or points described above may be redeemed for cash under the facility's marketing program, the individual is entitled to receive that amount.
(D) A voluntarily excluded individual who violates the terms of the Ohio VEP by entering any of the excluded facilities may face charges for criminal trespass.
(E) The individual must remain a participant in the Ohio VEP for at least the minimum duration of their selected length of exclusion before they may request to be removed, subject to paragraph (D) rule 3772-12-05 of the Administrative Code.
(F) An Ohio VEP participant may always request to increase their length of exclusion.