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IA Code § 99B.16 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.16 - Records and reports — licensed qualified organization.

99B.16 Records and reports — licensed qualified organization.   1. A qualified organization licensed pursuant to section 99B.12, unless otherwise provided, shall maintain proper books of account and records showing, in addition to any other information required by the department, the following:   a. Gross receipts and the amount of the gross receipts taxes collected or accrued with respect to gambling activities conducted by the licensed qualified organization.   b. All expenses, charges, fees, and other deductions.   c. The cash amounts, or the cost to the licensee of goods or other noncash valuables, distributed to participants in the licensed activity.   d. The amounts dedicated and the date and name and address of each person to whom distributed.   2. The books of account and records shall be made available to the department or a law enforcement agency for inspection at reasonable times, with or without notice. A failure to permit inspection is a serious misdemeanor.   3. A licensed qualified organization required to maintain records shall submit an annual report to the department on forms furnished by the department. The annual report shall be submitted by January 31 of each year for the prior calendar year period of January 1 through December 31.  2015 Acts, ch 99, §33, 56  Referred to in §99B.12, 99B.14, 99B.24, 99B.27  Former §99B.16 repealed by  2015 Acts, ch 99, §47
IA Code § 99B.18 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.18 - Company games.

99B.18 Company games. Repealed by 2015 Acts, ch 99, §47.
IA Code § 99B.22 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.22 - Bingo conducted at a fair or community festival.

99B.22 Bingo conducted at a fair or community festival.   1. For purposes of this section:   a. “Community festival” means a festival of no more than six consecutive days in length held by a community group.   b. “Community group” means an Iowa nonprofit, tax-exempt organization which is open to the general public and established for the promotion and development of the arts, history, culture, ethnicity, historic preservation, tourism, economic development, festivals, or municipal libraries. “Community group” does not include a school, college, university, political party, labor union, fraternal organization, church, convention or association of churches, or organizations operated primarily for religious purposes, or which are operated, supervised, controlled, or principally supported by a church, convention, or association of churches.   2. Bingo may lawfully be conducted at a fair or a community festival if all the following conditions are met:   a. Bingo is conducted by the sponsor of the fair or community festival or a qualified organization licensed under section 99B.12 that has received permission from the sponsor of the fair or community festival to conduct bingo.   b. The sponsor of the fair or community festival or the qualified organization has submitted a license application and a fee of fifty dollars to the department, has been issued a license, and prominently displays the license at the area where the bingo occasion is being held. A license shall only be valid for the duration of the fair or community festival indicated on the application.   c. The number of bingo occasions conducted by a licensee under this section shall be limited to one for each day of the duration of the fair or community festival.   d. The rules for the bingo occasion are posted.   e. Except as provided in this section, the provisions of this chapter related to bingo shall apply.   3. An individual other than a person conducting the bingo occasion may participate in the bingo occasion conducted at a fair or community festival, whether or not conducted in compliance with this section.   4. Bingo occasions held under a license under this section shall not be counted in determining whether a qualified organization has conducted more than fifteen bingo occasions per month. In addition, bingo occasions held under this license shall not be limited to four consecutive hours.  2009 Acts, ch 181, §42  CS2009, §99B.5A  2011 Acts, ch 34, §26; 2011 Acts, ch 40, §1, 3; 2015 Acts, ch 99, §8 – 10, 56  C2016, §99B.22
IA Code § 99B.23 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.23 - Bingo — licensing exception.

99B.23 Bingo — licensing exception.   A person shall be authorized to conduct a bingo occasion without a license as otherwise required by this chapter if all of the following requirements are met:   1. Participants in the bingo occasion are not charged to enter the premises where bingo is conducted.   2. Participants in the bingo occasion are not charged to play.   3. Any prize awarded at the bingo occasion shall be donated.   4. The bingo occasion is conducted as an activity and not for fundraising purposes.  2003 Acts, ch 77, §2  CS2003, §99B.12A  2010 Acts, ch 1193, §109; 2015 Acts, ch 99, §56  C2016, §99B.23
IA Code § 99B.25 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.25 - Electronic raffles.

99B.25 Electronic raffles.   1. A qualified organization with a two-year qualified organization license may conduct a raffle using an electronic raffle system, if the qualified organization complies with the requirements of section 99B.24 and this section.   2. The licensed qualified organization shall only use an electronic raffle system purchased from a manufacturer or distributor licensed pursuant to section 99B.32 and certified by an entity approved by the department. The electronic raffle system may include stationary and portable or wireless raffle sales units.   3. A licensed qualified organization shall hold only one raffle using an electronic raffle system per calendar day. A licensed qualified organization shall not hold a very large raffle using an electronic raffle system and may hold only one large raffle using an electronic raffle system per calendar year. A large raffle conducted using an electronic raffle system counts toward the limit of one large raffle per calendar year under section 99B.24, subsection 1, paragraph “f”.   4. Except for a large raffle conducted using an electronic raffle system, the prize for an electronic raffle shall be limited to the amount allowed for a small raffle.   5. Entries for a raffle using an electronic raffle system shall not be preprinted and shall be provided to the purchaser at the time of sale.   6. The electronic raffle receipt shall contain the following information:   a. The name of the licensed qualified organization.   b. The license identification number of the qualified organization.   c. The location, date, and time of the corresponding raffle drawing.   d. The unique printed entry number, or multiple entry numbers, of the raffle entry.   e. The price of the raffle entry.   f. An explanation of the prize to be awarded.   g. The statement, “Need not be present to win”, and the contact information, including name, telephone number, and electronic mail address, of the individual from the qualified organization responsible for prize disbursements.   h. The date by which the prize shall be claimed which shall be no fewer than fourteen days following the drawing.   7. Each electronic raffle entry shall reflect a single unique printed entry number on the entry.   8. The licensed qualified organization shall use a manual draw procedure for the electronic raffle which ensures a draw number is randomly selected as a winner from the entries sold.   a. The winning entry shall be verified as a sold and valid entry prior to awarding the prize.   b. The drawing of the winning entry shall be done in such manner as to allow the purchasers to observe the drawing.   9. If the prize is not claimed, the licensed qualified organization shall donate the unclaimed prize to an educational, civic, public, charitable, patriotic, or religious use.   10. The department may determine any other requirements for conducting an electronic raffle by rule.  2015 Acts, ch 99, §38
IA Code § 99B.26 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.26 - Game nights.

99B.26 Game nights.   1. A licensed qualified organization may conduct one game night per calendar year subject to the provisions of this section.   2. A licensed qualified organization conducting a game night may do any of the following during the game night:   a. Charge an entrance fee or a fee to participate in the games.   b. Award cash or merchandise prizes in any games of skill, games of chance, casino-style games, or card games in an aggregate amount not to exceed ten thousand dollars and no participant shall win more than a total of five thousand dollars.   c. Allow participants at the game night that do not have a bona fide social relationship with the sponsor of the game night.   d. Allow participants to wager their own funds and pay an entrance or other fee for participation, but participants shall not be allowed to expend more than a total of two hundred fifty dollars for all fees and wagers.   3. Except as provided by section 99B.62, a person or organization that has not been issued a qualified organization license under section 99B.12 shall not be authorized to conduct a game night as authorized by this section.  2015 Acts, ch 99, §39  Referred to in §99B.12, 99B.13, 99B.27
IA Code § 99B.28 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.28 - Reserved.

99B.28 Reserved. Reserved.
IA Code § 99B.31 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.31 - Amusement concessions.

99B.31 Amusement concessions.   1. A person may conduct an amusement concession if all of the following conditions are met:   a. The person conducting the amusement concession has submitted a license application and a fee of fifty dollars for each amusement concession, and has been issued a license for the amusement concession, and prominently displays the license at the playing area of the amusement concession. A license is valid for a period of one year from the date of issue.   b. The rules of the amusement concession are prominently posted and visible from all playing positions.   c. The cost to play a single amusement concession does not exceed five dollars.   d. A prize is not displayed which cannot be won.   e. Cash prizes are not awarded.   f. The amusement concession is not operated on a build-up or pyramid basis.   g. A pet, as defined in section 717E.1, is not awarded.   h. The actual retail value of any prize does not exceed nine hundred fifty dollars. If a prize consists of more than one item, unit, or part, the aggregate retail value of all items, units, or parts shall not exceed nine hundred fifty dollars.   i. Merchandise prizes are not repurchased from the participants. However, a participant may have the option, at no additional cost to the participant, of trading multiple smaller prizes for a single larger prize.   j. Concealed numbers or conversion charts are not used to play the amusement concession.   k. The amusement concession is not designed or adapted with any control device to permit manipulation of the amusement concession by the operator in order to prevent a player from winning or to predetermine who the winner will be.   l. The object of the amusement concession must be attainable and possible to perform under the rules stated from all playing positions.   m. The amusement concession is conducted in a fair and honest manner.   2. An individual other than a person conducting the amusement concession may participate in an amusement concession, whether or not the amusement concession is conducted in compliance with this section.  [C75, §99B.2, 99B.3; C77, 79, 81, §99B.3; 81 Acts, ch 44, §6]  88 Acts, ch 1274, §31; 95 Acts, ch 163, §1; 2015 Acts, ch 99, §7, 56  C2016, §99B.31  2018 Acts, ch 1072, §1, 2  Referred to in §99B.62
IA Code § 99B.32 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.32 - Manufacturers and distributors — bingo equipment and supplies — electronic raffle systems — transfer or use.

99B.32 Manufacturers and distributors — bingo equipment and supplies — electronic raffle systems — transfer or use.   1. As used in this section, unless the context otherwise requires, “manufacturer or distributor” means a person engaged in business in this state who originally produces, or purchases from a business that originally produces, equipment or supplies which are specifically used in the conduct of a bingo occasion or an electronic raffle.   2. A person shall not engage in business in this state as a manufacturer or distributor without first obtaining a license from the department.   a. Upon receipt of an application and a fee of one thousand dollars for a manufacturer or distributor license, the department may issue an annual license.   b. A license may be renewed annually upon submission of an application, payment of the annual license fee, and compliance with this section and the rules adopted pursuant to this section.   3. A licensed manufacturer or distributor may sell bingo equipment or supplies or an electronic raffle system directly to a licensed qualified organization.   4. A licensed qualified organization under this chapter may dispose of, transfer, or sell excess bingo equipment or supplies on a nonroutine basis to another licensed qualified organization.   5. A licensed qualified organization shall not sublease, rent, borrow, or otherwise use another qualified organization’s electronic raffle system.  94 Acts, ch 1062, §6  C95, §99B.7A  2015 Acts, ch 99, §12, 56  C2016, §99B.32  Referred to in §99B.25
IA Code § 99B.33 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.33 - Reserved.

99B.33 Reserved. Reserved.
IA Code § 99B.41 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.41 - Definitions.

99B.41 Definitions.   For purposes of this subchapter, unless the context otherwise requires:   1. “Public place” means an indoor or outdoor area, whether privately or publicly owned, to which the public has access by right or by invitation, expressed or implied, whether by payment of money or not, but not a place when used exclusively by one or more individuals for a private gathering or other personal purpose.   2. “Social fantasy sports contest” means any fantasy or simulated game or contest in which the value of all prizes and awards offered to winning participants are established and made known to the participants in advance of the contest and do not exceed a total of one thousand dollars or equivalent consideration, all winning outcomes reflect the relative knowledge and skill of the participants and shall be determined by accumulated statistical results of the performance of individuals in events occurring over more than a twenty-four-hour period, including athletes in the case of sporting events, and no winning outcome is solely based on the score, point spread, or any performance or performances of any single actual team or solely on any single performance of an individual athlete or player in any single actual event. “Social fantasy sports contest” does not include an internet fantasy sports contest as defined in section 99E.1.   3. “Social gambling” means an activity in which social games are played between individuals for any sum of money or other property of any value.   4. “Social games” or “social game” means card and parlor games, including but not limited to poker, pinochle, pitch, gin rummy, bridge, euchre, hearts, cribbage, dominoes, checkers, chess, backgammon, pool, and darts. “Social games” do not include casino-style games, except poker.   5. “Sports betting pool” or “pool” means a game in which the participants select a square on a grid corresponding to numbers on two intersecting sides of the grid and winners are determined by whether the square selected corresponds to numbers relating to an athletic event in the manner prescribed by the rules of the game.  2015 Acts, ch 99, §40; 2019 Acts, ch 132, §49
IA Code § 99B.44 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.44 - Social gambling in public places.

99B.44 Social gambling in public places.   Social gambling in a public place is lawful, subject to the provisions of section 99B.42, if all of the following requirements are met:   1. The social gambling is conducted at any public place owned, leased, rented, or otherwise occupied by the licensee.   2. The person occupying the premises of the public place as an owner or tenant has submitted an application for a license and a fee of one hundred dollars to the department, and a license has been issued.   3. The license is prominently displayed on the premises of the public place.   4. The licensee or any agent or employee of the licensee does not participate in, sponsor, conduct, promote, or act as cashier or banker for any gambling activities, except as a participant while playing on the same basis as every other participant.  [C77, 79, 81, §99B.9; 81 Acts, ch 44, §13]  89 Acts, ch 231, §22; 2003 Acts, ch 77, §1; 2004 Acts, ch 1086, §23; 2007 Acts, ch 119, §4; 2015 Acts, ch 99, §19, 56  C2016, §99B.44  Referred to in §99B.42
IA Code § 99B.45 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.45 - Social gambling between individuals.

99B.45 Social gambling between individuals.   1. An individual may participate in social gambling if, subject to the requirements of section 99B.42, all of the following requirements are met:   a. The gambling is not participated in, either wholly or in part, on or in any schoolhouses, schoolhouse sites, or other property subject to chapter 297.   b. All participants in the gambling are individuals.   c. In any game requiring a dealer or operator, the participants must have the option to take their turn at dealing or operating the game in a regular order according to the standard rules of the game.   2. Social gambling allowed under this section is limited to any of the following:   a. Games of skill and games of chance, except casino-style games other than poker.   b. Wagers or bets between two or more individuals who are physically in the presence of each other with respect to any of the following:   (1) A contest specified in section 99B.61, except that no individual shall win or lose more than a total of two hundred dollars or equivalent consideration in one or more contests at any time during any period of twenty-four consecutive hours or over that entire period.   (2) Any other event or outcome which does not depend upon gambling or the use of a gambling device that is unlawful in this state.   c. A social fantasy sports contest.  [C75, §726.12; C77, 79, 81, §99B.12]  2002 Acts, ch 1068, §14; 2003 Acts, ch 44, §33; 2007 Acts, ch 119, §5; 2015 Acts, ch 99, §26, 56  C2016, §99B.45  2019 Acts, ch 132, §50  Referred to in §99B.1, 99B.42
IA Code § 99B.46 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.46 - Reserved.

99B.46 Reserved. Reserved.
IA Code § 99B.51 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.51 - Definitions.

99B.51 Definitions.   As used in this subchapter, unless the context otherwise requires:   1. “Distributor” means a person who owns an electrical or mechanical amusement device registered as provided in section 99B.53 that is offered for use at more than a single location or premise.   2. “Manufacturer” means a person who originally produces, or purchases an originally produced amusement device or an originally produced motherboard that will be installed into, an amusement device required to be registered under this subchapter for the purposes of reselling such device or motherboard.   3. “Owner” means a person who owns an operable amusement device required to be registered under section 99B.53 at no more than a single location or premise.  2015 Acts, ch 99, §42
IA Code § 99B.52 (2021)
2021 Iowa Code|Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION|Chapter 99B - SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE GAMBLING|Section 99B.52 - Electrical or mechanical amusement devices.

99B.52 Electrical or mechanical amusement devices.   1. A person may own, possess, and offer for use at any location an electrical or mechanical amusement device, except for an amusement device required to be registered pursuant to section 99B.53. If the provisions of this section and other applicable provisions of this subchapter are complied with, the use of an electrical or mechanical amusement device shall not be deemed gambling. All electrical or mechanical amusement devices shall comply with this section.   2. A prize of merchandise not exceeding fifty dollars in value shall be awarded for use of an electrical or mechanical amusement device. An electrical or mechanical amusement device may be designed or adapted to award a prize of one or more free games or portions of games without payment of additional consideration by the participant.   3. A prize of cash shall not be awarded for use of an electrical or mechanical amusement device.   4. An amusement device shall not be designed or adapted to cause or to enable a person to cause the release of free games or portions of games when designated as a potential award for use of the device, and shall not contain any meter or other measurement device for recording the number of free games or portions of games which are awarded.   5. An amusement device shall not be designed or adapted to enable a person using the device to increase the chances of winning free games or portions of games by paying more than is ordinarily required to play the game.   6. An award given for the use of an amusement device shall only be redeemed on the premises where the device is located and only for merchandise sold in the normal course of business for the premises.   7. The department may determine any other requirements by rule. Rules adopted pursuant to this section shall be formulated in consultation with affected state agencies and industry and consumer groups.  2015 Acts, ch 99, §43  Referred to in §99.1A, 99B.53, 99B.54, 99B.55