GLI-19: - Gaming Laboratories International

GLI Standard #19 – Standards for Interactive Gaming Systems (Suppliers) Version 1.0
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to accommodate the software that has been installed. The testing laboratory must obtain a
copy of any necessary configuration files.
Where a Gaming Platform requires the use of accounts with associated passwords or PIN
numbers to remotely access the games, a sufficient number of user accounts and
passwords or PIN numbers must be submitted including a method to access the test
environment.
A.2.5 Random Number Generator (RNG) Submission Requirements. ”RNG” refers to the
gaming platform software and / or hardware which determines random outcomes for use by all of
the games hosted / offered on the gaming platform. The following sections outline the
submission requirements for an RNG.
I. Source Code The following requirements apply to all RNG source code submitted to the
testing laboratory:
a) All RNG 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) All RNG source code submitted to the testing laboratory shall contain the following
information (at a minimum):
a. File / module / function name(s),
b. Brief description of file / module / function purpose(s).
c) All RNG source code submitted to the testing laboratory shall be commented in an
informative and useful manner;
d) All RNG source code submitted to the testing laboratory shall be correct, complete
and able to be compiled; and
e) In the event that the submission includes RNG software preloaded and installed onto
the hard disks of machines then this need only be submitted once but should be
accompanied by the same software on a removable source of media.
II.
Documentation The following documentation must be submitted for the RNG
evaluation:
Appendix A: Submission Requirements Page 74
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