Gaming - As introduced, allocates 2 percent of revenue from sports gaming in this state to programs that serve rural and urban at-risk youth. - Amends TCA Title 4, Chapter 49 and Title 67.

Summary

HB 2441 changes the allocation of the privilege tax on sports gaming, reducing the portion that goes to the state from 80% to 78% and earmarking the remaining 2% for youth programs. The money will be sent to the state treasurer and administered by the Department of Economic and Community Development for rural and urban at‑risk youth services. The measure aims to direct gambling revenue toward preventive and supportive services for vulnerable young people.

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