Regulation 14.330 Sale of gaming devices displayed or used in a private residence.

1. A person who owns gaming devices for use or display in his private residence may sell a total of two such devices during any 12-month period, without procuring a seller's or distributor's license therefor. Requests to sell gaming devices must be made, processed, and determined in such manner and using such forms as the chairman may prescribe and may be granted by the chairman or his designee upon good cause shown. If the board does not object to the proposed transfer within 5 working days after receipt of the request, the proposed transfer may be effectuated.

2. Each request must include, in addition to such other items or information as the chairman may require:
(a) The full name, state of residence, address, telephone number, social security number, and driver's license number of both the purchaser and the seller. If the purchaser or the seller does not have a social security number or driver's license number, the birth date of the purchaser or the seller may be substituted;
(b) The number of devices to be sold;
(c) The serial number of each device;
(d) The model number of each device and year each device was manufactured, if known;
(e) The denomination of each device;
(f) The expected date and time of sale;
(g) Unless the purchaser is currently licensed by the commission, a statement by the purchaser under penalty of perjury that each device will be used only for lawful purposes.

3. A person may own or obtain gaming devices through a lease for the limited purpose of display or use in that person's private residence without procuring a state gaming license there for as long as consideration is not directly or indirectly received for playing or owning the devices.
(Adopted: 10/90. Amended: 11/20/97; 5/21/98.)