Pennsylvania HB2213 regulates skill video gaming, imposing licensing, fees, and penalties.
Pennsylvania HB2213 establishes a regulatory framework for skill video gaming, overseen by the Department of Revenue and the Pennsylvania State Lottery. The bill defines skill video games, sets limits on terminals, and mandates licensing for distributors, operators, and establishments. It imposes fees, including a $500 monthly fee per system, and outlines criminal and civil penalties for violations. The bill also addresses zoning, ensuring municipalities cannot prohibit skill video games in certain districts.
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