West Virginia HB4343 amends individual gaming restrictions to allow entry into designated gaming areas under specific conditions.

West Virginia HB4343 amends Section 29-25-24 of the Code of West Virginia, 1931, relating to individual gaming restrictions. The bill specifies that individuals may enter a designated gaming area if they are either a registered overnight guest at the historic resort hotel, a registered participant at a convention or event held at the hotel, or a member of a homeowner or facility association with substantial privileges. Additionally, individuals must be at least 21 years old, not visibly intoxicated, and not deemed unruly or disruptive by the gaming facility operator.

West Virginia HB4343 amends individual gaming restrictions to allow entry into designated gaming areas under specific conditions.

West Virginia HB4343 amends Section 29-25-24 of the Code of West Virginia, 1931, relating to individual gaming restrictions. The bill specifies that individuals may enter a designated gaming area if they are either a registered overnight guest at the historic resort hotel, a registered participant at a convention or event held at the hotel, or a member of a homeowner or facility association with substantial privileges. Additionally, individuals must be at least 21 years old, not visibly intoxicated, and not deemed unruly or disruptive by the gaming facility operator.