Illinois HB1047 establishes the Social Gaming Act, regulating social gaming board games and requiring licenses for manufacturers, distributors, and.
Illinois HB1047, the Social Gaming Act, introduces regulations for social gaming board games. It mandates that no person may operate a social gaming board game or manufacture and distribute social gaming boards without a license from the Illinois Gaming Board. The Board is tasked with licensing social gaming board manufacturers, distributors, and locations. Each licensee must pay an annual fee: $5,000 for manufacturers, $1,000 for distributors, and $50 for locations. The operator of a social gaming location is restricted to paying out no more than $1,199 per game.
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