New York A06085 repeals prohibitions on unregistered interactive fantasy sports contests and defines such contests as games of skill, not gambling.
New York A06085 amends the racing, pari-mutuel wagering, and breeding law by repealing provisions that prohibit the conduct of unregistered interactive fantasy sports contests. It also amends the penal law to clarify that interactive fantasy sports contests are not considered contests of chance or gambling offenses. The bill defines "interactive fantasy sports contest" as a game of skill where contestants compete by selecting and managing rosters of simulated players. This act takes effect immediately.
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