How HB 2875 changes current law

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The bill prohibits the use of credit cards for various forms of gambling transactions in Pennsylvania.

• § 326

  (6.1) accept a credit card as a form of payment to fund a fantasy contest account;

  It adds a new prohibition against accepting credit cards for funding fantasy contest accounts.

• § 503(h)

  The department may not accept a credit card as a form of payment for the purchase of iLottery games. → The department may not accept a credit card as a form of payment for the purchase of iLottery games.

  It reaffirms the prohibition on using credit cards for iLottery game purchases.

• § 13B23

  Notwithstanding → Subject to subsection (c) and notwithstanding

  It adjusts the introductory language for clarity regarding the regulation of interactive gaming account transactions.

• § 13B23(c)

  Credit card payment prohibited.--An interactive gaming certificate holder may not accept a credit card as a form of payment for deposit or wager.

  It establishes a prohibition against accepting credit cards for deposits or wagers in interactive gaming.

• § 13C11(a)(3)

  (iii) A sports wagering certificate holder may not accept a credit card as a form of payment for sports wagering.

  It adds a new prohibition against accepting credit cards for sports wagering.