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United States — Nebraska
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Authorized gaming operators may run games of chance at licensed racetrack enclosures, but youth access is restricted and certain winnings must be checked and adjusted for debts or state liabilities.
United States — Nebraska
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The commission must administer the Nebraska Racetrack Gaming Act and supervise all gaming operations under it.
United States — Nebraska
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The commission is given powers and duties to license, regulate, inspect, fine, and collect fees for authorized gaming operators and related gaming activities.
United States — Nebraska
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Creates the Racetrack Gaming Fund and requires the state investment officer to invest eligible fund money under the listed investment acts.
United States — Nebraska
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Applicants for a gaming operator license must submit fingerprints and undergo a criminal history check, and they must pay the actual cost.
United States — Nebraska
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Authorized gaming operators may not accept credit cards for wagers or gambling credits, and applicants must show they can block credit card transactions.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision lets the commission authorize sports wagering and sets operating, approval, access-control, and debt-setoff requirements for authorized gaming operators.
United States — Nebraska
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Knowingly cheating at a game of chance, or manipulating a gaming device component to cheat with the required knowledge, is a Class I misdemeanor.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision makes several gaming-related acts a Class I misdemeanor, including using prohibited tokens or currency in certain games, possessing devices meant to violate the Nebraska Racetrack Gaming Act, possessing restricted keys or devices in a gaming facility, and possessing paraphernalia for manufacturing slugs
United States — Nebraska
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A person may not make, sell, distribute, alter, or knowingly possess certain gaming devices; violating this section is a Class I misdemeanor.
United States — Nebraska
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A person who knowingly makes a false or misleading statement or entry, or knowingly fails to make or keep a required entry, in certain gaming-related applications, books, records, or reports is guilty of a Class IV felony.
United States — Nebraska
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It is a misdemeanor to let someone under 21 take part in a game of chance, and to participate yourself if you are under 21, with a limited exception for certain keno lotteries at licensed racetrack enclosures.
United States — Nebraska
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A person who willfully violates, tries to violate, or conspires to violate a Nebraska Racetrack Gaming Act provision with no other penalty faces a Class I misdemeanor.
United States — Nebraska
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An applicant for an authorized gaming operator license must submit specified materials to the commission, and the commission may reject an application that fails to meet the section’s requirements.
United States — Nebraska
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Nebraska’s commission must maintain a self-exclusion list for licensed racetrack enclosures, and operators must block listed persons from access, marketing, and certain benefits.
United States — Nebraska
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An annual gaming tax is imposed on games of chance operated by authorized gaming operators in licensed racetrack enclosures.
United States — Nebraska
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An annual gaming tax of 20% is imposed on certain gross gaming revenue, and the commission must collect, account for, and remit the tax.
United States — Nebraska
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Part of the tax is paid to the State Treasurer, and the rest is paid to the county treasurer for distribution based on where the licensed racetrack enclosure is located.
United States — Nebraska
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Authorized gaming operators subject to the tax must pay it and report it to the commission by the fifteenth of each month.
United States — Nebraska
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If the tax is not paid on time, it becomes delinquent and a 10% penalty plus interest applies until payment.