limiting the game dates available to charities at gaming facilities.

Summary

The bill caps each licensed charity at seven game dates per year and requires gaming operators to work with more charities on each date, based on the operator’s average monthly revenue. It affects gaming facilities, charitable organizations, host towns, and the state lottery commission, aiming to spread charitable gaming benefits more broadly.

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