New York S08238 amends self-exclusion provisions and specifies how forfeited funds are to be deposited.
New York S08238 amends self-exclusion provisions by requiring that any money or thing of value obtained by a party conducting gaming activity from a self-excluded person be subject to forfeiture. This applies after notice to the self-excluded person and the gaming party, and an opportunity to be heard. Forfeited amounts are to be deposited into specific gaming commission accounts based on the type of gaming activity. For example, funds from charitable gaming go into accounts for charitable gaming regulation, while those from casino gambling go into the commercial gaming revenue fund.
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