Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter to the contrary, an interactive gaming certificate holder may accept interactive gaming wagers from a person who is not physically located in this Commonwealth or may accept interactive gaming wagers from a person physically present in this Commonwealth and transmit such wagers to an interactive gaming platform operated by one or more operators licensed in a foreign jurisdiction where interactive gaming is permitted if the board determines the following: (1) participation in interactive gaming and acceptance of wagers associated with interactive gaming from a person not physically located in this Commonwealth or accepting interactive gaming wagers from a person physically present in this Commonwealth and transmitting such wagers to an interactive gaming platform operated by one or more operators licensed in a foreign jurisdiction where interactive gaming is permitted is not inconsistent with Federal law or regulation or the law or regulation of the state or jurisdiction in which the person or operator is located; and (2) participation in interactive gaming is conducted pursuant to an interactive gaming reciprocal agreement with the state or jurisdiction where the person is located and the interactive gaming reciprocal agreement is not inconsistent with Federal law or regulation.
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