Internet Gaming Act legalizes and regulates Internet gaming in Illinois, imposing a 25% privilege tax on operators.
The Internet Gaming Act establishes a regulatory framework for Internet gaming in Illinois. It authorizes Internet gaming operators to offer games under specific conditions, including age and location verification for participants. The Act mandates a 25% privilege tax on adjusted gross gaming revenue, which is deposited into the State Gaming Fund. It also outlines license requirements for operators, management service providers, suppliers, and occupational licenses, with associated fees. The Act includes provisions for responsible gaming, self-exclusion options, and data security standards.
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