Wyoming HB0162 establishes regulations for interactive gaming, including permit requirements, fees, and revenue distribution.
Wyoming HB0162 authorizes the Wyoming Gaming Commission to regulate interactive gaming, setting forth permit requirements and fees for operators and vendors. The bill defines interactive gaming as internet-based versions of casino games, excluding lotteries and fantasy sports. Operators must hold a permit and pay fees ranging from $2,500 for an application to $100,000 for an initial permit, with renewals costing $50,000. Vendors face fees of $10,000 initially and $5,000 for renewals.
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