Pennsylvania regulator fines video gaming terminal operators

Consent agreements submitted by the Board's Office of Enforcement Counsel have been approved by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, which has fined licensees of video gaming terminals $70,000 in total.

Two operators have been fined a total of $70,000 by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.

When the games are available for play, video gaming terminal establishments must have at least one employee with a Board credential on site to oversee the area.

 

[Qwert135]

They have taken the action which was necessary , and i am fully in support because such steps ensure always that the things are moving in accordance with what can define as as regulated sports gambling environment indeed in my opinion for sure actually

 

[gwolf666]

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has approved consent agreements that impose a total fine of $70,000 on two operators of video gaming terminals. The penalty follows a failure to ensure that a Board-credentialed employee was present at the gaming sites when the machines were in operation. These establishments are required to have proper oversight to comply with state regulations.