It's an interesting question Phoenixx.

No you will not be in any more trouble using an incall.

HB 2613 says you commit an offense if you own a stash house (condensed for brevity) if you would commit an offense under any of: 20.05, 20.06, 20A.02, 20A.03, 43.04, 43.05.

Sections 43 are for promotion of prostitution. Doesn't apply to you as sex worker (also still very rocky legal ground for prosecutors even regarding site owners, managers, etc...).

Sections 20.05/06 are for smuggling of persons. Doesn't apply to anyone, not the sex worker or anyone else unless they are engage in smuggling people.

Sections 20A.02/03 have to do with trafficking. Furthermore you have to traffic the person (they must be underage) *AND* it has to be through force, coercion, or duress to engage in any of the prohibited activities. Again this would mainly be the managers or site operators that were targeted (not hobbyists or providers). But it's still not an issue even for them unless they are engaging in force, coercion, duress, or underage trafficking.

In short....no this does not affect you the provider, nor the hobbyist, and in fact, it doesn't even affect responsible site owners or managers (the real target of that bill) so long as no underage trafficking or labor or services or prostitution through force, coercion, or duress are occurring.