1. A race book or sports pool may accept wagers from a business entity if the business entity has established a wagering account with the race book or sports pool and provided the information required pursuant to subsection 2. The business entity shall:
(a) Be deemed to be a patron for the purposes of this chapter and chapter 465 of NRS.
(b) Place wagers in compliance with all applicable state and federal laws.
2. A business entity that wishes to establish a wagering account with a race book or sports pool shall provide to the race book or sports pool:
(a) The name, residential address, copy of a valid photo identification which evidences that the person is at least 21 years of age, and social security number or individual taxpayer identification number, of each of the business entity’s equity owners, holders of indebtedness, directors, officers, managers and partners, anyone entitled to payments based on the profits or revenues and any designated individuals;
(b) The business entity’s formation documents and all filings with the Secretary of State pursuant to title 7 of NRS;
(c) Any other documentation or information the Commission may require; and
(d) Any other documentation or information the race book or sports pool may require.
3. A business entity shall update the information provided pursuant to subsection 2 within 5 business days after any change in the information or status.
4. A business entity shall:
(a) In addition to the books and records required by law to be kept in this State, keep in this State originals or copies of the records received from the race book or sports pool for all wagers placed;
(b) Maintain an account in this State with a bank or other financial institution having a principal office, branch or agency located in this State, from which it shall transfer and receive all money used in wagering with an operator of a race book or sports pool; and
(c) Make any records pursuant to this subsection available for review by the Board or its agents.
5. Notwithstanding the provisions of NRS 463.350, a race book or sports pool may accept wagers from a designated individual of a business entity which has established a wagering account with the race book or sports pool.
6. A business entity and any designated individual that places a wager with a race book or sports pool pursuant to this section must not be considered to be engaged in the unlawful accepting or facilitating of any bet or wager.
7. It is unlawful for any person either solely or in conjunction with others:
(a) To knowingly pay or distribute profits or any compensation to a designated individual or equity owner who is not disclosed to the race book or sports pool pursuant to subsection 2;
(b) To knowingly pay or distribute a percentage of revenue derived from the wagering activity of a business entity to a person who is not disclosed to the race book or sports pool pursuant to subsection 2;
(c) To wager with money received from a person who is not disclosed to the race book or sports pool pursuant to subsection 2;
(d) To place a wager on behalf of a person who is not disclosed to the race book or sports pool pursuant to subsection 2; or
(e) To knowingly submit any false information as required by this section.
8. The Commission may, with the advice and assistance of the Board, adopt regulations as it deems necessary to carry out the provisions of this section.
9. As used in this section:
(a) "Business entity" means an entity organized and existing under the laws of this State.
(b) "Designated individual" means a person listed as an officer, director, partner or manager of a business entity in the business entity’s filings with the Secretary of State pursuant to title 7 of NRS, and any other natural person authorized by the business entity in writing to place wagers.
(Added to NRS by 2015, 1819)