PA HB2213

Establishes a state-regulated licensing system for skill video games under the Department of Revenue and Pennsylvania State Lottery, with three license tiers: distributors ($1,000,000 initial fee), operators ($25,000), and establishments ($250)

Imposes a $500 monthly fee per terminal, with revenue distributed to the General Fund for transportation/infrastructure (40%), counties (20%), municipalities (20%), Clean Streams Fund (10%), State Police (5%), and State Lottery (5%)

Limits establishments to a maximum of 5 skill video game terminals (10 for 501(c) nonprofit organizations), with a maximum $5 cost to play and $5,000 maximum winnings per game

Restricts play to individuals 18 years or older at establishments licensed by the Liquor Control Board, State Lottery, or 501(c) organizations, with required age verification and problem gaming signage

Creates criminal penalties including first-degree misdemeanor for unlicensed operation and third-degree felony for altering game software to make chance rather than skill the predominant factor in outcomes