This bill restricts gaming advertising on college campuses, regulates fund withdrawals from gaming accounts, and prohibits AI targeting for online sports wagers.
If you operate a gaming platform in Connecticut, you must ensure no AI is used for targeting bets by the time the bill is enacted or face penalties.
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What This Means
Connecticut's HB5229 aims to regulate gaming practices by restricting advertising on college campuses and imposing requirements on gaming accounts. Notably, it prohibits the use of AI for targeting specific bets to customers making online sports wagers, which could significantly impact how online sports wagering is conducted. This bill is particularly relevant for gaming operators and educational institutions.
Key Provisions
- Restricts gaming advertising on college and university campuses.
- Establishes requirements for fund withdrawals from gaming accounts.
- Requires gaming licensees to maintain customer service telephone numbers.
- Prohibits the use of AI for targeting specific bets to online sports wager customers.
Latest Legislative Action
In Concurrence
Bill Sponsors (showing 5 of 14)
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Amy Morrin Bello D | Sponsor | HD-028 |
| Craig Fishbein R | Sponsor | HD-090 |
| Cristin McCarthy Vahey D | Sponsor | HD-133 |
| David Rutigliano R | Sponsor | HD-123 |
| General Law Committee | Sponsor |
Roll Call Votes
Amendments (1)
Compliance Checklist
Who: Gaming operators
Deadline: By the effective date of the bill
Penalty: Potential fines or loss of gaming license
Who: Gaming licensees
Deadline: By the effective date of the bill
Penalty: Fines or regulatory action
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