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Can you summarize 481 IAAC Chapter 104?
GAMES OF SKILL, CHANCE, BINGO AND RAFFLES > GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR ALL AMUSEMENT DEVICES
Short Summary
This document governs the ownership, possession, and use of amusement devices in Iowa, with certain exemptions. It specifies restrictions that amusement devices must comply with, such as being electrical or mechanical, not designed to issue or pay coins or currency, and being capable of awarding free games without additional consideration. The document also prohibits certain types of devices, such as gambling games, machines resembling casino-type gambling machines, and amusement devices designed or adapted to facilitate gambling. Registration is required for devices that meet the specified criteria. The document also provides guidelines for the prizes that may be awarded, including merchandise with a retail value limit and the ability to award free games. It prohibits the repurchase of merchandise prizes. The document does not mention specific penalties for non-compliance. Overall, this document aims to regulate the possession and use of amusement devices in Iowa, ensuring compliance with the specified restrictions and guidelines.
Whom does it apply to?
All individuals or entities who own, possess, or use amusement devices in Iowa, except for those registered under Iowa Code section 99B.53
What does it govern?
Ownership, possession, and use of amusement devices in Iowa
What are exemptions?
Amusement devices that are registered under Iowa Code section 99B.53 are exempt from the provisions in this document. Possession of antique slot machines is also allowed under Iowa Code chapter 725.
What are the Penalties?
No specific penalties are mentioned in the document.
Jurisdiction
Iowa