for summary judgment. For the reasons set out below, summary judgment will be granted to the defendants. Background The South Dakota Lottery commenced operation in 1989. 1989 S.L., ch. 374. It is regulated in considerable detail by the South Dakota Lottery Commission. SDCL Ch. 42-7A. The lottery business is broken down by statute into four divisions, each of which is separately licensed. SDCL § 42-7A-41. The video lottery machine manufacturers and video lottery machine distributors are separately licensed, and their roles in the business are self-explanatory. The video lottery establishment or retailer operates the premises where the machines are available to the public for play. The machine operator purchases t ion Employers, Inc., 460 U.S. 204, 103 S.Ct. 1042, 75 L.Ed.2d 1 (1983), (<HOLDING>). It has also been the subject of law review
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