(A) No person shall, by himself or herself, servant, or other agent, keep, maintain, or support any gaming house, or place used for the practice of gaming, or to knowingly suffer or permit any premises owned or occupied by him or her or under his or her control to be used for any such purpose.
(B) No person within the village shall in any manner game or raffle for any money or thing representing or intending to represent money or spirituous liquors, or any other valuable thing, or shall set up any lottery, or shall dispose of for gain any ticket, chance, or share in any lottery.
(C) No person shall, within the village, knowingly suffer or permit any species of gaming for money or any other thing of value; or for any check or other thing intended to represent the same, in any house or premises owned or occupied by him or her or under his or her control, or shall keep or have in his or her possession any gaming implements for the purpose of gaming therewith.
(D) No retailer of liquors licensed under the provisions of this code shall, by himself or herself, his or her agent, servant, or clerk, suffer or permit any species of gaming in any part of his or her premises or in any place adjacent thereto under his or her control.
(E) No person shall be permitted to keep, exercise, or maintain any card table, dice, bagatelle or pigeon-hole table, faro bank, or any kind of gaming device at which or on which any game of chance is played within the village.
(F) No person within the village shall maintain or run, or be in any way connected with, any establishment, enterprise, or business by whatever name the same may be known wherein any property is sold or disposed of by chance; or sell or dispose of any package or article purporting to contain a prize, or where an inducement to purchase it is held out that such an article or package may contain a prize, or may entitle the purchaser to some article or thing of value not directly contemplated or known in the purchase; or operate or be in any way connected with any wheel of fortune, cigar wheel, or any like device where cigars, money, or any other article or thing of value is given as a prize or is sold or disposed of by chance; or keep, own, rent, or use any clock, joker, tape, or slot machine or any other device upon which money is staked or hazarded, won or lost.
(G) The above not withstanding, the prohibitions provided for in this chapter and any other chapter or section of the code that may reference or govern gambling or gaming (including, without limitation, divisions (C), (D), and (E) above) shall not apply to any business establishment within the village which is properly licensed by the village and the state to sell liquor to possess and operate any device for which a license or permit has been issued by the Illinois Gaming Board pursuant to the Illinois Video Gaming Act, 130 ILCS 40/1 et seq., so long as such device is conducted in compliance with all requirements of the said act and all rules and regulations of the Illinois Gaming Board.
(1977 Code, § 6-1-14) (Ord. 4, passed - - ; Ord. 12-04, passed 8-13-2012) Penalty, see § 130.99