Maine LD1838 regulates electronic wagering terminals, allowing certain entities to operate them and distributing net income to various funds.
Maine LD1838 establishes rules for the operation of electronic wagering terminals, allowing federally recognized Indian tribes, commercial tracks, and off-track betting facilities to obtain licenses. Operators must collect 25% of net terminal income, which is then distributed to various funds, including the General Fund, Agricultural Fair Support Fund, and Maine Milk Pool. The bill also outlines licensing requirements for terminal distributors and penalties for violations.
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