Pennsylvania § 13B16 - Timing of initial interactive gaming authorizations.

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§ 13B16. Timing of initial interactive gaming authorizations.

The board shall prescribe the date on which initial petitions for an interactive gaming certificate and applications for an interactive gaming license must be filed with the board and shall approve or deny a petition or application within 90 days following receipt.

SUBCHAPTER B.1

MULTI-USE COMPUTING DEVICES

Sec.

13B20. Authorization.

13B20.1. (Reserved).

13B20.2. (Reserved).

13B20.3. Fee.

13B20.4. Multi-use gaming device tax.

13B20.5. Multi-use gaming device local share assessment.

13B20.6. Regulations.

13B20.7. Construction.

Cross References. Subchapter B.1 is referred to in section 1103 of this title.

Source: official Pennsylvania text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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