4 Pa.C.S. § 13B27
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The interactive gaming certificate holder shall configure its interactive gaming skin or interactive gaming website to include a link that, upon login, will allow a registered player to access all of the following information:
(1) The current amount of funds in the registered player's interactive gaming account.
(2) The wins and losses since the registered player's interactive gaming account was established.
(3) The wins and losses at the beginning of the current gaming session and the wins and losses at the end of the current gaming session.
(4) The complete text in searchable format of the rules of each authorized interactive game offered by the
interactive gaming certificate holder and any other information as the board may require.
(1) The current amount of funds in the registered player's interactive gaming account.
(2) The wins and losses since the registered player's interactive gaming account was established.
(3) The wins and losses at the beginning of the current gaming session and the wins and losses at the end of the current gaming session.
(4) The complete text in searchable format of the rules of each authorized interactive game offered by the
interactive gaming certificate holder and any other information as the board may require.
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