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Introduction
On May 14, 2009 Governor Markell signed into law two bills (Senate Bill #30 as amended by Senate Amendment #1 and Senate Bill #31 as amended by Senate Amendments Nos. 1 and 2) that amend Title 28 of the Delaware Code. I have listed some of the highlights of the changes; however, the entire laws can be viewed by clicking on the DE Law tab.

Senate Bill #30 relates to No Limit Texas Hold'em Poker Tournaments
Highlights of the changes are:

eliminates the no limit phrase from the chapter

adds definitions to the Chapter ["Bookkeeper or Treasurer"; "Re-buy"; "Sit and go"]

mandates that facilities only conduct one (1) tournament a day

allows organizations to have five (5) tournaments per calendar year instead of 4

establishes sit-and-go games

adds language to appeal the Board's decision to Superior Court

allows the Board to prescribe the value of prizes by their rules and regulations

Senate Bill #31 relates to Bingo and Charitable Gambling – (CASH GAMES)
Highlights of the changes are:

increases the monetary payout of the "cookie jar bingo" game

increases the value of certain prizes

allows reasonable compensation to be paid to person(s) assisting in the conduct of the function(s)

allows no limit on the amount a person may bet

no person may lose more than $150 in a single day

no Bingo or Charitable Gambling may take place after 1:00 a.m.

sponsoring organizations shall be allowed to use third party vendors to supply equipment and workers for Charitable Gambling events

changes from 15 to 30 days for after occasion reports to be filed

allows the Board to impose fines upon a licensee and third party vendor for violations of the law or regulations

Note to the Charitable Organizations:
The Charitable Gambling event would be held under your organization's name and minimal staff from your organization would need to be involved. This is a great way for your organization to have successful fundraisers with very little work and very minimal involvement. Having a Charitable Gambling event (cash games) is an easy way for your organization to have a fundraiser on a monthly basis at a cost of only $15 per month. You don't want to miss out!! You have nothing to lose - only to gain. With the rising price of gasoline, players are more conducive to going to one location instead of going from one place to another. Need I say more? Call me now at (302) 222-1049 for more information and to get your event scheduled!

Schedule of Events held ONLY at Premier Poker Room

Limits & Buy-In Information

Rules for Cash Games

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		Premier Poker Room 1055 Walker Road Hamlet Shopping Center Dover, Delaware
Menu		Introduction On May 14, 2009 Governor Markell signed into law two bills (Senate Bill #30 as amended by Senate Amendment #1 and Senate Bill #31 as amended by Senate Amendments Nos. 1 and 2) that amend Title 28 of the Delaware Code. I have listed some of the highlights of the changes; however, the entire laws can be viewed by clicking on the DE Law tab. Senate Bill #30 relates to No Limit Texas Hold'em Poker Tournaments Highlights of the changes are: eliminates the no limit phrase from the chapter adds definitions to the Chapter ["Bookkeeper or Treasurer"; "Re-buy"; "Sit and go"] mandates that facilities only conduct one (1) tournament a day allows organizations to have five (5) tournaments per calendar year instead of 4 establishes sit-and-go games adds language to appeal the Board's decision to Superior Court allows the Board to prescribe the value of prizes by their rules and regulations Senate Bill #31 relates to Bingo and Charitable Gambling – (CASH GAMES) Highlights of the changes are: increases the monetary payout of the "cookie jar bingo" game increases the value of certain prizes allows reasonable compensation to be paid to person(s) assisting in the conduct of the function(s) allows no limit on the amount a person may bet no person may lose more than $150 in a single day no Bingo or Charitable Gambling may take place after 1:00 a.m. sponsoring organizations shall be allowed to use third party vendors to supply equipment and workers for Charitable Gambling events changes from 15 to 30 days for after occasion reports to be filed allows the Board to impose fines upon a licensee and third party vendor for violations of the law or regulations Note to the Charitable Organizations: The Charitable Gambling event would be held under your organization's name and minimal staff from your organization would need to be involved. This is a great way for your organization to have successful fundraisers with very little work and very minimal involvement. Having a Charitable Gambling event (cash games) is an easy way for your organization to have a fundraiser on a monthly basis at a cost of only $15 per month. You don't want to miss out!! You have nothing to lose - only to gain. With the rising price of gasoline, players are more conducive to going to one location instead of going from one place to another. Need I say more? Call me now at (302) 222-1049 for more information and to get your event scheduled! Schedule of Events held ONLY at Premier Poker Room Limits & Buy-In Information Rules for Cash Games PDF documents must be viewed with the Adobe Acrobat Reader software, which is free. If you do not have this software on your computer, please download Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe.