Missouri HB2989 modifies provisions relating to gaming, including licensing and regulation of video lottery games.
Missouri HB2989 modifies provisions relating to gaming by establishing a comprehensive scheme of statewide regulation for video lottery games. The bill defines key terms such as "adjusted gross gaming revenue," "video lottery game terminal," and "net terminal income." It outlines licensing requirements for video lottery game manufacturers, distributors, operators, and retailers, and sets forth rules for use agreements between operators and retailers. The bill also details tax provisions, including an adjusted gross gaming revenue tax and a municipality and county administration tax.
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