Concurrent play Clause Samples
The "Concurrent play" clause establishes that multiple activities or operations can occur simultaneously rather than sequentially. In practice, this means that different parties or teams may perform their respective tasks at the same time, such as construction trades working in parallel on a project site. This clause is essential for maximizing efficiency and reducing project timelines by allowing overlapping work, thereby minimizing delays that could arise if each activity had to wait for the previous one to finish.
Concurrent play. Patrons may play more than one ETG concurrently using a single ETG Terminal under the following requirements:
a. An ETG Terminal must display clear information about each ETG available for play and such information must be available to a patron without the patron first placing a wager.
b. An ETG Terminal must display each ETG selected for play by the patron.
c. An ETG Terminal must display the decisions and outcomes of play for each ETG selected by the patron.
d. An ETG may not be added to or removed from an ETG Terminal in use by a patron.
Concurrent play. Patrons may play more than one ETG concurrently using a single ETG Terminal under the following requirements: