Illinois HB4678 amends the Video Gaming Act to restrict video gaming operation advertising to permanent physical signage.
Illinois HB4678 modifies the Video Gaming Act to allow video gaming operation licensees to advertise through permanent physical signage, provided it is securely affixed and not temporary or movable. The bill prohibits temporary, portable, movable, or non-permanent signage, including banners. This change applies to all video gaming operations, except during the first 90 days after a license is issued.
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