Illinois HB3729 amends the Video Gaming Act to regulate video gaming terminals and related activities.
Illinois HB3729 amends the Video Gaming Act to regulate video gaming terminals and related activities. It prohibits terminal operators from compensating sales agents and brokers based on after-tax profits, net terminal income, or performance metrics. It also restricts agreements for sharing or splitting net terminal income and bans contracts executed before January 1, 2025, from being amended or extended. The bill mandates that use agreements for video gaming terminals cannot be amended, modified, or extended after the effective date.
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