GLI-19: - Gaming Laboratories International

GLI Standard #19 – Standards for Interactive Gaming Systems (Suppliers) Version 1.0
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laboratory must be present, in person or via a remote connection, while the gaming
platform source code is being built / compiled.
The control-version(s) of the gaming platform, created as a result of the supervised build
/ compilation, must then be installed onto a suitable test environment. The testing
laboratory and the software supplier must ensure that the software which is installed is
the same version as was built / compiled under the testing laboratory’s supervision.
Particular attention will be given to any configuration performed to the test environment
to accommodate the software that has been installed. The testing laboratory must obtain a
copy of any necessary configuration files.
The resulting test system must be similar to that of the production Gaming Platform, and
identical in respect of all critical functionality in regard to the gaming platform, which
will enable meaningful testing of the software prior to it being loaded onto the live
Gaming Platform.
Where a Gaming Platform requires the use of defined user roles, or accounts with
associated passwords or PIN numbers, a default list of all users and passwords or PIN
numbers must be submitted including a method to access the database.
A.2.4 Game Submission Requirements “Game” refers to gaming platform software which is
specific to each individual game that is hosted / offered on the gaming platform. Each game is to
be treated as a separate and distinct entity. Any information and materials required to be
submitted with respect to the games must be submitted for each individual game hosted / offered
on the gaming platform. The following sections outline the submission requirements for games.
I. Source Code The following requirements apply to game source code submitted to the
testing laboratory:
a) Any game source code submitted to the testing laboratory shall be reviewed in a
secure, controlled and supervised manner which is agreeable to the testing laboratory,
the regulator and the software vendor.
b) Any game source code submitted to the testing laboratory shall contain the following
information (at a minimum):
i. File / module / function name(s), and
Appendix A: Submission Requirements Page 71
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