Hawaii HB1466 establishes a social gaming control commission to license and regulate social gaming facilities in Hawaii.
Hawaii HB1466 creates the Hawaii Social Gaming Control Commission within the Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism. The commission will oversee the licensing and regulation of social gaming facilities, including deck-of-card game rooms, poker rooms, card clubs, and social gaming private member associations. The bill outlines criteria for awarding gaming licenses, including plans to increase tourism, generate jobs, and provide revenue to the local economy.
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