1. (1) a statement of the skin’s policy and commitment to responsible gaming;
2. (2) information in regard to, or links to information in regard to, the risks associated with gambling and the potential signs of problem gaming;
3. (3) the availability of self-imposed responsible gaming limits within each skin’s website or mobile application;
4. (4) a link to an appropriate problem-gaming webpage maintained by the office of addiction services and supports; and

5. (5) such other information as the commission may direct.

   (b) Problem-gaming plan.

   A skin shall submit annually on or before September 1st to the commission for approval, as required by Racing, Pari-Mutuel Wagering and Breeding Law section 1367-a(4)(a)(xv), a problem-gaming plan that includes, at a minimum:

6. (1) the objectives of and timetables for implementing the plan;
7. (2) identification of the persons responsible for implementing and maintaining the plan;
8. (3) procedures for identifying users with suspected or known problem-gaming behavior;
9. (4) procedures for providing information to users concerning problem-gaming identification and resources;
10. (5) procedures to prevent gaming by minors and self-excluded persons; and

11. (6) such other information as the commission may direct.

    (c) Other regulatory requirements.

    Each skin shall comply with the problem gaming, self-exclusion and excluded person requirements, including trainings, set forth in Parts 5325 and 5327 of this Title as if such licensee were a gaming facility licensee and with Part 5402 of this Title.

(a) Publicly accessible internet page.

A skin shall maintain a publicly accessible internet page dedicated to responsible play, a link to which must appear on the skin’s website and in any mobile application or electronic platform on which an authorized sports bettor may place sports wagers through such skin, as required by Racing, Pari-Mutuel Wagering and Breeding Law section 1367-a(4)(a)(xiv). The responsible play page shall include: