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Yes! There would need to be some sort of disclosure of the licensee's status. Refer to section 10-30 c-2-B of License Law.
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This is a tough question and I can't even get DFPR and legal counsel to agreed! The issue is whether attendance at a broker open house constitutes a "licensed activity". If it does, then technically all compensation must flow through the sponsoring broker. My advice: stick to giving out food. If you have a cash drawing, the safe way is to make the check payable to the sponsoring broker.
For certain, there could also be a problem with drawings under Illinois gaming laws. The risk is probably minimal as long as the prize is small.
