(1) Whoever:
a) fails to take measures to block access of minors to a casino ;
b) allows access to casinos for the following:
- military and law and order personnel in uniform ;
- persons who are in a drunken state or likely to cause scandals or
incidents ;
- persons to whom access has been prohibited by the minister in
charge of gaming, shall be punished with imprisonment for from 1
(one) to 3 (three) years or fine of from CFAF 5 000 000 (five million)
to CFAF 10 000 000 (ten million) or with both such imprisonment and
fine.
(2) The penalties provided for in Sub-section (1) above shall be
applicable to the operator of online gaming and betting who fails to take the
following measures to block access of minors to such gaming and betting:
a) post on the gaming site's home page and registration page, in visible
manner, a message explicitly prohibiting access of minors to the
gaming service;
b) require the player on his honour, to state his age and enter his
personal identity information;
c) require the player to use online payment methods;
d) have his gaming website submitted to parental control software to
block access of minors
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In force from 12-07-2016
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