IL HB4320

Amends the Criminal Code definition of "gambling device" to clarify that redemption machines may include computer-generated elements (balls, targets, moving objects displayed on screens or with lights) in addition to physical components.

Specifies that redemption machines are skill-based amusement devices where players throw, roll, bowl, shoot, or propel objects to achieve game objectives and earn merchandise prizes or accumulated tickets/tokens.

Requires redemption machines to award only merchandise prizes with a maximum wholesale value of $25 per single play, and limits the redemption value of accumulated tickets or tokens to $25 per single play.

Adds definitions for "Internet" to mean interactive computer services and systems providing access to online networks, web pages, message boards, and chat areas.

Adds reference to "computer" and "access" definitions from Section 16D-2 of the Criminal Code.