Bill > AB58

This bill revises various provisions related to gaming in Nevada, making several key changes. It modifies the definition of "information service" to include persons who provide management or consultation for wagering pool risks. The bill clarifies that for establishments seeking a restricted gaming license in counties with populations over 100,000, the required 2,500 square feet of patron space must be indoor space. It changes the process for approving new games, shifting from Board recommendations to administrative approval by the Chair of the Board. The legislation removes provisions related to cash access and wagering instrument service providers and eliminates the concept of "global risk management" in gaming regulations. Additionally, the bill makes technical corrections to licensing requirements for interactive gaming, race books, and sports pools, and removes system-based and system-supported games from the list of games that can be exposed by gaming establishments. These changes aim to streamline gaming regulations, update definitions, and modify administrative processes within Nevada's gaming industry, with the new provisions set to take effect on July 1, 2025.