Hawaii HB1945 regulates gaming on cruise ships, setting rules for wagering, age limits, and tax rates.
Hawaii HB1945 establishes regulations for gaming on cruise ships, allowing operations while docked at state harbors or in state waters. It sets minimum and maximum wagers, prohibits wagering with cash except for slot machines, and bans wagering on behalf of non-present passengers. The bill mandates that gaming be conducted only by passengers aged twenty-one and older, with a wagering tax of 20% on adjusted gross receipts.
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