Pennsylvania HB2213 regulates skill video gaming, imposing licensing, fees, and penalties.
HB2213 establishes a regulatory framework for skill video gaming in Pennsylvania, overseen by the Department of Revenue. It mandates licensing for distributors, operators, and establishments, with fees for initial and renewal licenses. The bill sets a maximum price of $5 per game and $5,000 per individual game win. It also imposes criminal and civil penalties for violations, including unauthorized operation and illegal distribution. The bill includes provisions for skill video game system testing, bonding requirements, and reporting obligations.
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