A06099Introduced in the Assembly
Authorizes licensing of bowling establishments to offer video gaming if structure allows for segregated areas from patrons under 21 years of age; entitles the operators of bowling establishments to vendor fees where video lottery terminals are located.
Introduced by Carrie Woerner, District 113
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Official description
Authorizes licensing of bowling establishments to offer video gaming if structure allows for segregated areas from patrons under 21 years of age; entitles the operators of bowling establishments to vendor fees where video lottery terminals are located.
Where it stands
referred to racing and wagering
January 7, 2026
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Bill history
referred to racing and wagering
referred to racing and wagering
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