Illinois Gaming Board moves to add video gaming to self-exclusion - whig
CHICAGO — The Illinois Gaming Board (IGB) has approved a proposed rule that would add video gaming to its voluntary Self-Exclusion Program for problem gamblers, the agency announced. The rule […] The Illinois Gaming Board (IGB) has approved a proposed rule that would add video gaming to its voluntary Self-Exclusion Program for problem gamblers. The rule would exclude individuals from the state's network of roughly 50,000 video gaming terminals through identity verification at video gaming redemption terminals. It would also create a framework for video gaming player accounts, cashless wagering, and responsible gaming limits. The proposed rule now awaits approval from the General Assembly's Joint Committee on Administrative Rules. The board also approved a range of casino, video gaming, and sports wagered licenses, including 466 Level 2 casino occupational licenses, 81 video gaming establishment licenses, 69 terminal handler licenses, and 234 Level 2 sports wAGering occupational licenses.
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CHICAGO — The Illinois Gaming Board (IGB) has approved a proposed rule that would add video gaming to its voluntary Self-Exclusion Program for problem gamblers, the agency announced.
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