Sec. 36.06.02.01. Lawful Electronic Gaming Devices

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An electronic gaming device is lawful if it is:

A. An antique electronic gaming device that is not operated for gambling purposes.

B. An electronic gaming device that is in the possession of or being transported by a person to demonstrate or sell the electronic gaming device to a prospective customer who is allowed to purchase an electronic gaming device if the person:

(1) Operates with or under a distributorship contract with a manufacturer of an electronic gaming device;

(2) Is registered with the United States Department of Justice as a distributor of electronic gaming devices; and

(3) Has provided the Secretary of State Police with a copy of the persons current federal registration.

C. An instant bingo machine operated in compliance with COMAR 36.07.

                    
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