Washington HB2625 regulates enhanced raffles for bona fide charitable or nonprofit organizations, setting limits and conditions for their conduct.

Washington HB2625 modifies regulations for enhanced raffles conducted by bona fide charitable or nonprofit organizations. The bill sets a maximum grand prize value of $10 million for western Washington and $5 million for eastern Washington, subject to approval by the commission. It allows for additional entries and drawings, such as early bird and refer a friend, but prohibits internet-based contests. The bill mandates that all revenue, after expenses, must benefit the organization.

Washington HB2625 regulates enhanced raffles for bona fide charitable or nonprofit organizations, setting limits and conditions for their conduct.

Washington HB2625 modifies regulations for enhanced raffles conducted by bona fide charitable or nonprofit organizations. The bill sets a maximum grand prize value of $10 million for western Washington and $5 million for eastern Washington, subject to approval by the commission. It allows for additional entries and drawings, such as early bird and refer a friend, but prohibits internet-based contests. The bill mandates that all revenue, after expenses, must benefit the organization.