New York § 108 - 108Certain restrictions on wagering

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§ 108. 108Certain restrictions on wagering

§ 108. Certain restrictions on wagering. 1. No corporation, association or person which holds a license, registration, franchise, certificate or permit issued by the commission shall directly extend credit for any wager under this chapter. 2. No corporation, association or person that holds a license, registration, franchise, certificate or permit issued by the commission shall permit any person who is actually or apparently under eighteen years of age to bet on gaming activity, as defined in subdivision five of section one hundred one of this article.

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