Missouri SB850 establishes the regulatory framework for video lottery games using player-activated terminals.
Missouri SB850, known as the Missouri Video Lottery Control Act, establishes a regulatory framework for the use of player-activated video terminals for lottery games. The bill outlines licensing requirements for video lottery game manufacturers, distributors, operators, retailers, and handlers. It specifies fees for different types of licenses and mandates that all video lottery game terminals be connected to a centralized computer system. The bill also sets rules for the placement and supervision of video lottery game terminals, including age restrictions and video surveillance requirements.
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