An Act amending Title 4 (Amusements) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in general provisions relating to gaming, further providing for definitions; and, in interactive gaming, further providing for Internet cafes and prohibition.
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Overview
This bill amends Pennsylvania’s gaming laws to define key terms related to gaming and interactive gaming. Specifically, it prohibits interactive gaming access on personal computers or devices within school property, including school grounds and buildings. The bill also aims to clarify definitions related to school entities and school property within the context of gaming regulations.
Key provisions
- Defines ‘school entity’ as various types of schools.
- Defines ‘school property’ as public school grounds and buildings.
- Prohibits interactive gaming access on personal computers or devices within school property.
- Addresses definitions within Section 1103 of Title 4.
- Modifies Section 13B63(c) to restrict access to interactive games and sports wagering on personal devices within school property.
- Specifies that this prohibition applies to registered players.
- Sets a 60-day effective date for the act.
Who is affected
- School districts and related entities (intermediate units, charter schools, etc.)
- Interactive gaming operators and certificate holders
- Registered players of interactive games and sports wagering
Notable changes
- Specifically prohibits access to interactive gaming on personal devices within school property.
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