!5,000 Eligible Establisments, 5 VGTs per Location, Market Potential = 75,000 units

THE ILLINOIS VIDEO GAMING ACT

Signed into law on July 13, 2009, the Illinois Video Gaming Act authorizes the placement of up to five Video Gaming Terminals (VGTs) each at an estimated 15,000 licensed liquor pouring establishments including bars, restaurants, truck stops, fraternal and veterans’ organizations.

The Illinois Gaming Board released applications for Terminal Operators on May 24, 2010. Word versions of these applications can be found in the Updates / Announcments section, and PDF versions of these and other applications relevant to the Video Gaming Act may be found on the Video Gaming section of the Illinois Gaming Board website.

VIDEO GAMING ACT SUMMARY

WMS is a member of AGEM (Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers) and ICMOA (Illinois Coin Machine Operators Association) and is committed to
supporting the VGA. To understand more about the Illinois Video
Gaming Act, download a PDF summarizing its content here.

The Illinois Gaming Board has adopted a set of emergency rules to the Illinois Video Gaming Act released June 11, 2010. Click here to download the Summary of the Illinois Video Gaming Act's Emergency Rules.

Both summaries compiled by Shefsky & Froelich Attorneys at Law.