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MI HB4932
Bill
Status
Passed
12/15/2010
Primary Sponsor
Jon Switalski
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AI Summary
- Exempts redemption games from gambling laws if the outcome is determined by player skill rather than chance
- Allows prizes limited to noncash items, toys, novelties, coupons, or gift cards with a maximum wholesale value of $3.75 per single play
- Permits gift cards redeemable only at specified retailers for goods and services (not cash) without alterable PIN information
- Allows players to accumulate coupons or representations of value up to $500.00 wholesale value, with redemption value not exceeding 15 times the single play cost or $3.75 per play average, whichever is less
- Excludes games of chance (roulette, cards, dice, slot machines, wheels of fortune) and games with mechanical devices that impair player skill from exemption
Legislative Description
Gaming; other; redemption games; increase allowable value for coupons awarded and allow gift cards as prizes. Amends sec. 310b of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.310b).
Gaming, other
Last Action
Assigned Pa 219'10 With Immediate Effect
12/15/2010
Committee Referrals
Economic Development & Regulatory Reform6/3/2009
Regulatory Reform5/12/2009
Full Bill Text
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