Posted by bill connolly on 28, 2000 at 6:52 AM:
In Reply to: Re: can I charge people to play? posted by JCInsaniac on 27, 2000 at 12:14 PM:
: If you charge people to play, your "collection" piece just became a commercial piece.
: You need a liscense to operate coin-operated devices, plus a state-tax "stamp" on
: every machine you intend to charge the public to access. You may only charge for real
: machines (not emulators). Also, you had better check your zoning rules. If any of
: your clientele turns you in as an illegal operator, you could see all your machines
: become "wards of the state" (seized). Stiff penalties for a few bucks! Your call.