SB362 revises Nevada gaming regulations, including license fees, tavern gaming, and interactive gaming definitions.
SB362 amends Nevada gaming regulations by adjusting license fees, establishing a program for patrons to opt-out of credit, check cashing, and direct marketing of gaming opportunities, and modifying the definition of "interactive gaming" to include sports pools. It also revises the definition of "institutional investor" and restricts their eligibility for certain waivers. The bill authorizes the Nevada Gaming Commission to reduce, defer, or forgive fees during emergencies or disasters and modifies the definition of "nonrestricted license" to exclude tavern gaming establishments.
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