Illinois HB3729 amends the Video Gaming Act to restrict video gaming terminal locations, prohibit certain compensation practices, and limit economic.
Illinois HB3729 amends the Video Gaming Act by prohibiting video gaming terminals from being placed in licensed establishments within 1,000 feet of horse racing facilities or riverboat docks, and within 100 feet of schools or places of worship. It also restricts sales agents and brokers from being compensated based on video gaming terminal performance metrics. Additionally, the bill limits economic concentration by preventing terminal operators from sharing net terminal income with other entities. The Illinois Gaming Board is tasked with implementing these changes through new rules.
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