Key Takeaways
- Both the state Senate and Assembly voted to pass the bill with no objections.
- If signed the Nevada Gaming Commission would be responsible for making recommendations on which governments would make good iGaming partners.
- The NGC would also evaluate how taxes will be treated, how revenue should be shared and the method of dispute resolution to be used.
- Potential partnering governments must have regulations “materially consistent with the corresponding requirements” of Nevada.
An amendment to the Nevada internet gaming law that would allow the state to enter into online gaming agreements with other countries has passed both Senate and Assembly.
