Amusements and sports; state-tribal gaming; exception; references; Gaming Compact Supplement; sports betting; term; fee related; content; procedures; construction; scope; codification; effective date.

Summary

HB 1047 updates Oklahoma’s gaming statutes by allowing a Gaming Compact Supplement for sports betting, setting a fee for tribal administration, and declaring such gaming lawful. It also authorizes the Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission to license up to three racetrack operators to run a capped number of electronic gaming terminals, with reporting and location restrictions. The changes aim to expand regulated betting while supporting the state’s horse‑racing industry.

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