Authorizes interactive gaming in the state of New York.
New York A05922 authorizes interactive gaming in the state, requiring casinos and operators to pay a tax on interactive gaming gross revenue. It mandates annual reports on problem gambling, requires operators to implement safeguards, and sets fees for registration and platform providers. The bill also outlines definitions for key terms and establishes a process for the New York State Gaming Commission to oversee and regulate interactive gaming.
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