South Carolina H4129 clarifies that certain skill-based games and events are not considered gambling.
South Carolina H4129 amends the state code to specify that individuals who pay a fee to participate in games, activities, or events where skill predominates over chance are not engaging in gambling. This includes PGA tournaments, NASCAR events, tennis tournaments, turkey shoots, and non-card-based skill games. The bill defines these activities and ensures that receiving a prize proportionate to one's skill does not constitute gambling. This act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.
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