Concerning the regulated sports wagering industry.

Summary

The bill permits federally recognized tribes to amend their Class III gaming compacts to offer sports wagering on tribal lands, but bets must be placed while the customer is physically at the casino. It defines which sports can be bet on, bans wagering on Washington collegiate events and minor‑league sports, and expands criminal penalties for bribery, insider information, and threats to officials. The changes are intended to grow a regulated market while protecting the integrity of sports in the state.

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