SB399

Modify Attorney General's Charitable Gaming Law authority

Introduced·3/26/26
Introduced Text

Ohio SB399 modifies the Attorney General's authority under the Charitable Gaming Law and introduces changes related to electronic instant bingo.

Ohio SB399 amends the Charitable Gaming Law to modify the Attorney General's authority and introduces new regulations for electronic instant bingo. The bill outlines specific licensing requirements for manufacturers and distributors of electronic instant bingo systems, including criminal background checks and financial integrity assessments. It also sets rules for charitable organizations conducting electronic instant bingo, such as location restrictions, signage requirements, and limits on the number of systems per location.

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Where it stands

Current
Select Committee on Gaming Committee
Next
Committee decision

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History

Apr 15

Senate

Referred to committee: Select Committee on Gaming

Mar 26

Senate

Introduced