Hawaii HB2570 regulates sports wagering, establishing licensing, tax, and operational standards.
Hawaii HB2570 introduces regulations for sports wagering, including licensing requirements for operators and suppliers. It mandates criminal history record checks for applicants and employees with certain roles. The bill sets a tax on sports wagering receipts and outlines penalties for unlicensed wagering. It also establishes a voluntary exclusion program for individuals who wish to opt-out of sports wagering. The bill allocates tax revenues to various funds, including the problem gambling prevention and treatment special fund.
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