Slot Machine Regulations

Slot machine regulations by state

Slot Machine Regulations The slot regulations are especially important because there are all the mechanical or electronic pieces working in the background are hiding payout percentages from the player and the amount they payout is configurable to fit the slot regulations as well as the casino’s bottom line. (a) Slot machine manufacturers or slot machine distributors that hold appropriate licenses issued by the division who are authorized to maintain a slot machine storage and maintenance facility at any location in a county in which slot machine gaming is authorized by this chapter. The division may adopt rules regarding security and access to the. “slot machine”, for purposes of Sections 60 to 92, includes any mechanical or electronic machine or device that is activated for playing a game of chance upon payment of consideration and that, as a result of chance or the skill of the player in playing the game, or both, may deliver to the player or entitle the player to receive cash, tokens or any other thing of value.

Regulations

Here in this article, we have mentioned some of the rules and regulations which help you to understand online slots in a better way. Pay Lines- The video slot machines have 1-25 pay lines and in some of the bigger machines, the number of pay lines got exceeded to 100.

Laws restricting noncommercial ownership/use of mechanical & digital games of chance

This is a list of potential restrictions and regulations on private ownership of slot machines in the United States on a state by state basis.

StateLegal Status
AlabamaClass II machines legal
AlaskaAll machines legal
ArizonaMachines 25 years or older legal[1]
ArkansasAll machines legal
CaliforniaMachines 25 years or older legal
ColoradoMachines before 1984 legal
ConnecticutAll machines prohibited
DelawareMachines 25 years or older legal
District of ColumbiaMachines before 1952 legal
FloridaMachines 20 years or older legal
GeorgiaMachines before 1950 legal
HawaiiAll machines prohibited
IdahoMachines before 1950 legal
IllinoisMachines 25 years or older legal
IndianaMachines 40 years or older legal
IowaMachines 25 years or older legal
KansasMachines before 1950 legal
KentuckyAll machines legal
LouisianaMachines 25 years or older legal
MaineAll machines legal
MarylandMachines 25 years or older legal
MassachusettsMachines 30 years or older legal
MichiganMachines 25 years or older legal
MinnesotaAll machines legal
MississippiMachines 25 years or older legal
MissouriMachines 30 years or older legal
MontanaMachines 25 years or older legal
NebraskaAll machines prohibited
NevadaAll machines legal
New HampshireMachines 25 years or older legal
New JerseyMachines before 1941 legal
New MexicoMachines 25 years or older legal
New YorkMachines 30 years or older legal
North CarolinaMachines 25 years or older legal
North DakotaMachines 25 years or older legal
OhioAll machines legal
OklahomaMachines 25 years or older legal
OregonMachines 25 years or older legal
PennsylvaniaMachines 25 years or older legal
Rhode IslandAll machines legal
South CarolinaAll machines prohibited
South DakotaMachines before 1941 legal
TennesseeAll machines prohibited
TexasAll machines legal
UtahAll machines legal
VermontMachines before 1954 legal
VirginiaAll machines legal
WashingtonMachines 25 years or older legal
West VirginiaAll machines legal
WisconsinMachines 25 years or older legal
WyomingMachines 25 years or older legal

References[edit]

Slot
  1. ^Arizona State Legislature ARS §13-3309 paragraphs D&E

Slot Machine Regulations Nevada

External links[edit]

California Indian Casino Slot Machine Regulations

  • U.S. Slot Machine Laws & Statutes by State, Gameroom Show

Washington State Slot Machine Regulations

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