Pennsylvania HB2046 regulates skill video gaming, establishing licensing, taxation, and penalties for distributors, operators, and establishments.
Pennsylvania HB2046 introduces a regulatory framework for skill video gaming, requiring licenses for distributors, operators, and establishments. Distributors must submit software for independent testing and pay a $1,000,000 initial license fee. Operators must enter into placement agreements with establishments, which can have up to five skill video game terminals. The bill imposes a 16% tax on gross profits from skill video game systems, with revenue distributed to the State Gaming Fund, the Pennsylvania Standardbred Breeders Development Fund, and the Property Tax Relief Fund.
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