When did the West Virginia Amusement & Limited Video Lottery Association start?
The West Virginia Music & Vending Association was originally incorporated in 1954 and was renamed to become the West Virginia Amusement & Limited Video Lottery Association in 2002. The organization was formed “to foster and promote good will, harmonious action, mutual respect and fair dealing among firms and corporations associated as and or with Coin Device Operators and Video Lottery Operators, who are licensed under the West Virginia Limited Video Lottery Act. The organization desires to aid and benefit the people engaged in the industry and ensure proper cooperation and communication with the media.”

Who plays the West Virginia Limited Video Lottery?
Research conducted by the Marshall University Center for Business and Economic Research shows that adults who play are of various ages and income levels. Basically, the people that play Limited Video Lottery machines are like you, your friends and your neighbors.

How many West Virginia Amusement & Limited Video Lottery Association members are there?
Currently, there are 37 licensed operators in the State of West Virginia, the majority of whom are members.

What games does the West Virginia Amusement & Limited Video Lottery Association offer?
Video lottery games are available at licensed locations across the state. Jukeboxes, pinball machines, darts and pool tables are also games offered at establishments operated by members of the Association and offered at various establishments throughout the state.