If a registrant or the person responsible for the amusement device violates the law, including Iowa Code chapter 99B, 481Chapter 104, this chapter, or any other laws or administrative rules, the registrants registration may be suspended or revoked. Examples of violations of law or rules include: awarding cash prizes, redeeming tokens or tickets for more than $50 of merchandise in a transaction, allowing a person younger than 21 years of age to use a registered amusement device, moving an amusement device without updating its registration to the new location, allowing an amusement device in a location without the appropriate retail alcohol license, and failing to file an annual verification of device location.

Prizes may be awarded for use of a registered amusement device, but only in conformance with 481104.4(99B). All prizes awarded must be in conformance with each of the requirements imposed by 481104.4(99B).

This legal document, found in the Iowa Administrative Code, pertains to the registration requirements for manufacturers, distributors, and owners of amusement devices operating for profit in Iowa. According to the document, any person engaged in business as a manufacturer, distributor, or owner that operates for profit must register with the Department of Inspections and Appeals prior to conducting business in Iowa. The registration must be done under each applicable category, and a designated fee must be paid for each category of registration.

This document governs the use and possession of registered amusement devices in Iowa. It applies to individuals or entities operating or possessing registered amusement devices in the state. Failure to comply with the limitations imposed on the use and possession of these devices may result in various penalties, including conviction for illegal gambling, suspension or revocation of a retail alcohol license, property forfeiture, and suspension or revocation of a registration. Additionally, a registration may be revoked if the registrant or an agent engages in any act or omission that would have led to the refusal of registration.

These legal documents pertain to the regulations and requirements for social and charitable gambling in Iowa. They cover various aspects such as the license application process, tax-exempt status documentation, license fees, dishonored checks, participation in games and raffles, payment systems compliance, posting of rules, sales tax permits, outstanding tax liabilities, license revocation actions, felony convictions, prohibited games, bingo rules, prize limits, annual reporting, gambling records, appeals, raffles, expenses, electronic raffles, social gambling, manufacturers and distributors of bingo equipment, and dedication and distribution of net receipts.

The provided legal document content pertains to amusement concessions games in Iowa. It states that no games shall be conducted until an application is approved and a license is issued by the department. A gambling license is required for each amusement concession game, and the name and description of the game must be attached to the application. The person conducting the amusement concession is considered the owner of the concession for licensure purposes.

These legal documents govern various aspects of conducting bingo in Iowa. They cover the number of bingo occasions allowed per week and month, announcement of gross and net receipts, definitions of terms related to bingo, restrictions on prizes awarded, rules for conducting bingo games, requirements for playing bingo, rules for advertising bingo or gambling activities, regulations for recording and reporting bingo occasions, inspection or audit of licensed organizations, requirements for bingo savings accounts and change funds, reporting requirements for organizations conducting bingo, and leasing and usage of electronic bingo equipment.

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.

This legal document governs the restrictions and regulations surrounding registered amusement devices in Iowa. It applies to owners, distributors, and locations that hold specific retail alcohol licenses. The document specifies that each registered amusement device must be located on premises with the appropriate retail alcohol license. There is a limit on the number of registered devices, set at 6,928 as of April 28, 2004. The document prohibits the initial registration of devices for locations with only a Class ‘B’ or ‘E’ retail alcohol license issued after April 28, 2004.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects of different types of games and gambling activities in Iowa. The first document pertains to the regulation of card game tournaments organized by qualified organizations representing veterans. It defines a ‘card game tournament’ and outlines the requirements for licensees, including the approval of license applications and record-keeping obligations. The second document governs the registration and operation of amusement devices in Iowa. It specifies the requirements for registered devices, restrictions on certain types of devices, and penalties for non-compliance.