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United States — Iowa
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Qualified veterans organizations may run card game tournaments only if they meet licensing, display, age, participation, prize, location, and recordkeeping rules.
United States — Iowa
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The department may deny, suspend, or revoke a gambling license for specified misconduct, and the applicant or licensee can get notice, a hearing, and judicial review.
United States — Iowa
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A person may run an amusement concession only if licensing, posting, pricing, prize, and fairness conditions are met.
United States — Iowa
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A person must get a department license before operating as a manufacturer or distributor of bingo or electronic raffle equipment, and licensed actors have limited permission to sell or transfer certain equipment.
United States — Iowa
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A person who knowingly violates the chapter or its chapter 17A rules commits a serious misdemeanor, and a person who intentionally files a false or fraudulent required report or application commits fraudulent practice.
United States — Iowa
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This provision defines several gambling-related terms, including public place, social fantasy sports contest, social gambling, social games, and sports betting pool.
United States — Iowa
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Social gambling is allowed only if specific fairness, location, conduct, and participant-limit rules are met.
United States — Iowa
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Social gambling is allowed at certain licensed alcohol establishments only if the listed license, display, age, and conduct rules are met.
United States — Iowa
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Social gambling in a public place is lawful if the license-related conditions are met and the licensee and staff do not take part in operating gambling activities, except as ordinary participants.
United States — Iowa
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An individual may engage in social gambling only if the listed conditions are met.
United States — Iowa
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Some participants may pay using listed non-cash methods, and the department must adopt rules on minimum compliance and personal-information protections.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines “distributor,” “manufacturer,” and “owner” for this subchapter.
United States — Iowa
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This provision lets a person own, possess, and offer electrical or mechanical amusement devices, but restricts how prizes and payouts may work.
United States — Iowa
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Certain amusement devices must be registered, and owners must follow licensing, tagging, payment, and operating restrictions.
United States — Iowa
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Violating sections 99B.52 or 99B.53 can trigger misdemeanor penalties, with lower penalties for a first offense under certain subsections.
United States — Iowa
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The department may deny, suspend, or revoke certain registrations, and violations can trigger civil penalties and related license suspensions.
United States — Iowa
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Covered amusement-device businesses must register with the department and pay an annual fee.
United States — Iowa
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People under 21 may not take part in operating a registered electrical or mechanical amusement device.
United States — Iowa
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Fees collected under the cited sections must go into a special state-treasury fund, and the money in that fund is used for administration and enforcement of the subchapter.
United States — Iowa
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The attorney general must start proceedings on request from specified state departments, and a county attorney must prosecute the case on request of the attorney general when the action is in that county.