Video Gaming Terminals for Bars in Rockford, IL

• 815 Kitchen
  479 N Springfield Ave
  Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · November 7, 2019
• 8th Ward Pub
  3905 Broadway
  Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · December 17, 2020
• American Lombardi Society
  209 Olive St.
  Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · January 15, 2014
• Aragona Club
  320 Kent St
  Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · March 10, 2021
• B.J.'s PlacePrairie State Gaming partner
  2842 11th Street
  Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · September 20, 2012
• Blackhawk Athletic Club
  2023 Broadway
  Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · November 21, 2013
• Broadway Joe's Bar & Grill
  3907 Broadway
  Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · December 20, 2012
• C.J.'s
  300 E State St
  Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · March 20, 2013
• Central Park Tap
  3523 Auburn St
  Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · July 19, 2012
• Chicago Rockford International Airport
  2 Airport Circle
  Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · January 30, 2019
• CHIQUITA FOOD MARKET
  1414 S MAIN STREET
  Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · February 26, 2014
• David's Corner
  702 Seventh Street
  Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · March 26, 2015

• Account Management

  A dedicated Account Manager who knows the location, its priorities and goals — one consistent point of contact.

• Service & Support

  Local service teams with around-the-clock support to address equipment issues and keep the gaming operation running.

• Gaming Area Planning

  Help evaluating the space, equipment options and layout so the gaming area fits the location and feels comfortable for guests.

• Licensing Support

  A licensing team that explains the application process and coordinates the information and steps needed to move forward.

• Red Carpet Rewards

  Player promotions, prize opportunities and events through RCR, with the platform, on-site setup and materials supported by PSG.

Questions about the tax, licensing or what to expect? Read the owner FAQ.

Can bars in Rockford have video gaming terminals?

The Illinois Gaming Board's September 2026 report lists 91 establishments in Rockford with video gaming terminals, 504 terminals in all. Illinois lets each municipality prohibit video gaming by ordinance (230 ILCS 40/27), and every location needs its own license from the Illinois Gaming Board.

Does the revenue split change from one terminal operator to another?

No. Illinois law splits terminal income after tax evenly between the terminal operator and the establishment, whatever an agreement says, and no operator may give a location anything of value to sign (230 ILCS 40/25(c)). Operators differ in service, not in the split.

How long does a video gaming use agreement last?

Illinois Gaming Board rules cap a use agreement at eight years and do not allow it to renew automatically (11 Ill. Adm. Code 1800.320). If your location already has terminals, your agreement states its own end date.

How many video gaming terminals may one establishment have?

Illinois law allows a licensed establishment up to six video gaming terminals (230 ILCS 40/25(e)). The limit is set by the state, not by the terminal operator.