Nevada AB58 revises gaming regulations, removing dice and playing cards from "associated equipment," and repealing global risk management provisions.
Nevada AB58 amends various provisions related to gaming, including removing dice, playing cards, and devices for weighing or counting money from the definition of "associated equipment." It also repeals provisions governing global risk management, which involved risk management services between jurisdictions. The bill adds certain activities to the definition of "information service" and removes system-based and system-supported games from those that may be exposed by licensed gaming establishments.
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