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This bill amends North Carolina's law on allowing illegal gaming machines and devices on one's premises. It creates a new provision that makes it a Class G felony if a person knowingly allows two or more electronic gaming machines or devices, as defined under state law, to be opened, kept, or used on any part of the premises they own or control. The bill also retains the existing misdemeanor offense for allowing illegal gaming tables, punchboards, or slot machines on one's premises. The new felony provision becomes effective on December 1, 2018 and applies to offenses committed on or after that date.

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