Pennsylvania § 9330 Place and manner of conducting pari-mutuel wagering at racetrack enclosure

Pennsylvania Statutes

§ 9330 — Place and manner of conducting pari-mutuel wagering at racetrack enclosure

Pennsylvania § 9330

JurisdictionPennsylvania

Title 3AGRICULTURE

PartPART VIII

Ch. 93RACE HORSE INDUSTRY REFORM

Subch.RACING OVERSIGHT

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Bluebook

3 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 9330 (2026).

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(a)Wagering location.--A licensed racing entity shall provide a location during a horse race meeting within the racetrack enclosure where the licensed racing entity shall operate the pari-mutuel system of wagering by its patrons on the results of horse races held at the racetrack or televised to the racetrack enclosure by simulcasting under section 9329 (relating to interstate simulcasting). The licensed racing entity shall erect a sign or board compatible with the totalisator systems which shall display all of the following:

(1)The approximate straight odds on each horse in any race.

(2)The value of a winning mutuel ticket, straight, place or show on the first three horses in the race.

(3)The elapsed time of the race.

(4)The value of a winning daily double ticket, if a daily doub

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(a) Wagering location.--A licensed racing entity shall provide a location during a horse race meeting within the racetrack enclosure where the licensed racing entity shall operate the pari-mutuel system of wagering by its patrons on the results of horse races held at the racetrack or televised to the racetrack enclosure by simulcasting under section 9329 (relating to interstate simulcasting). The licensed racing entity shall erect a sign or board compatible with the totalisator systems which shall display all of the following:

(1) The approximate straight odds on each horse in any race.

(2) The value of a winning mutuel ticket, straight, place or show on the first three horses in the race.

(3) The elapsed time of the race.

(4) The value of a winning daily double ticket, if a daily double is conducted, and any other information that the commission deems necessary to inform the general public.

(b) Equipment.--The commission may test and examine the equipment to be used for the display of the information under subsection (a).

(c) Electronic wagering system.--In addition to other forms of live wagering, including cash at a window teller, a licensed racing entity may operate an electronic wagering system on horse racing in accordance with all of the following:

(1) Messages to place wagers shall be to a place within the racetrack enclosure.

(2) Money used to place wagers under this subsection shall be on deposit in an amount sufficient to cover the wager at the racetrack where the account is opened.

(c.1) Regulations.--The commission may promulgate regulations necessary to regulate electronic wagering for horse racing.

(d) Taxation.--Money wagered as a result of electronic wagering shall be included in the amount wagered each racing day for purposes of taxation under section 9334 (relating to State Racing Fund and tax rate) and shall be included in the same pari-mutuel pools for each posted race. Electronic wagering systems shall be operated by the licensed racing entity, secondary pari-mutuel organization or by a duly licensed racing vendor.

(e) Conditions.--A licensed racing entity shall only accept and tabulate a wager by a direct request via electronic media from the holder of an electronic wagering account. Only the holder of the electronic wagering account shall place a wager.

(f) Primary market area.--(Repealed).