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Gambling License Malta: Malta Lotteries and other Games Act

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Gambling License Malta: Malta Lotteries and other Games Act

PART VII – OTHER GAMES

37.* (1) The Authority may grant a licence to a non-profit organization to operate a non-profit game in terms of the provisions of the First Schedule.

(2) No person may operate a non-profit game unless such person is in possession of a valid non-profit game licence. Any person who acts in breach of the provisions of this subarticle shall be guilty of an offence against this Act.

38.* (1) The Authority may grant a licence to a company registered in Malta to operate commercial tombola games in a tombola (bingo) hall in terms of the provisions of the Second Schedule.

(2) Without prejudice to the provisions of item 5(4) of the Second Schedule, no person may operate commercial tombola games in a tombola (bingo) hall unless such person is in possession of a valid tombola (bingo) hall licence. Any person who acts in breach of the provisions of this subarticle shall be guilty of an offence against this Act.

39.† If the tombola (bingo) hall forms part of a casino complex, where casino gaming is allowed to be operated in terms of a casino licence granted in terms of the Gaming Act, the age limit and prohibitions as laid down in article 26 of the Gaming Act, shall apply. Failure by either a casino licensee or a tombola (bingo) hall licensee to comply with this article shall constitute an offence against this Act.

40.* (1) The Authority may grant a licence to a person to operate a commercial communicat ion game in terms of the provisions of the Third Schedule.

(2) No person may operate a commercial communication game unles s such per son is in pos ses s ion of a val id commercial communication game licence. Any person who acts in breach of the provisions of this subarticle shall be guilty of an offence against this Act.

(3) Whenever a person, in agreement with the National Lottery licensee, utilizes tickets or other means of participation in a game or games forming part of the National Lottery as the prizes which c a n b e wo n in a comme r c i a l commu n i c a t io n g ame , s u ch commercial communicat ion game shall be exempt f rom the requirement of a commercial communication game licence under this article.

41.* (1) The Authority may grant a licence to the owner or operator of a radio or television station, or a sub-contractor thereof, to operate a broadcasting media game in terms of the provisions of the Fourth Schedule.

(2) No person may operate a broadcasting media game unless such person is in possession of a valid broadcasting media game licence. Any person who acts in breach of the provisions of this subarticle shall be guilty of an offence against this Act.

42. (Repealed by Act XXII. 2009.10.). Requirement of a racecourse betting licence.

43.* (1) The Authority may grant a licence to an approved racing club or other person to operate –

1. racecourse bets on horse races and, or dog races conducted on an approved racecourse or approved racecourses at approved meetings; and, or
2. sweepstakes in connection with horse races conducted on an approved racecourse or approved racecourses at approved meetings, in terms of the provisions of the Sixth Schedule.

(2) No person may operate racecourse bets or sweepstakes unless such person is in possession of a valid racecourse betting licence. Any person who acts in breach of the provisions of this subarticle shall be guilty of an offence against this Act.

* This article is not yet in force.

† This article is not yet in force.