limiting the game dates available to charities at gaming facilities.
Interim Study Report: Not Recommended for Future Legislation 10/07/2026 (Vote 12-2;)
Summary
SB 542 would set a maximum of seven charitable gaming dates per calendar year for each licensed charity and would tie the number of charities a game operator must contract with to the operator’s average monthly revenue. Operators earning under $1 million would work with one charity per date, those earning $1‑2 million with two, $2‑5 million with three, and over $5 million with four. The measure also amends revenue‑sharing percentages and licensing fees, and it failed to advance after a study committee voted it not recommended.
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