Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-50004
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Coin-operated amusement devices - Location and hours of
Official statutory text
operation - Licensing.
Any coin-operated amusement device, including pool and billiard
tables, operated in conjunction with any place of business may
lawfully be operated and remain open for play during all hours that
the place of business in which such device is located may lawfully
remain open for business, provided however that not more than one
(1) coin-operated pool and billiard table operate in each individual
place of business outside the city limits of a city or town, and the
presence of such coin-operated amusement devices shall not require
any other license because of their presence, as long as they are
incidental to the operation of such business and there is a valid
coin-operated amusement device license for each such device.
Provided that any incorporated city or town may, by ordinance,
authorize and license family amusement centers offering pool and
billiards to persons of all ages and either sex.
Any coin-operated amusement device, including pool and billiard
tables, operated in conjunction with any place of business may
lawfully be operated and remain open for play during all hours that
the place of business in which such device is located may lawfully
remain open for business, provided however that not more than one
(1) coin-operated pool and billiard table operate in each individual
place of business outside the city limits of a city or town, and the
presence of such coin-operated amusement devices shall not require
any other license because of their presence, as long as they are
incidental to the operation of such business and there is a valid
coin-operated amusement device license for each such device.
Provided that any incorporated city or town may, by ordinance,
authorize and license family amusement centers offering pool and
billiards to persons of all ages and either sex.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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