SB984 - Modifies the provision of law which makes it a class B misdemeanor for any gaming licensee to exchange tokens, chips, or other forms of credit used on gambling games for anything of value

SB 984

Modifies the provision of law which makes it a class B misdemeanor for any gaming licensee to exchange tokens, chips, or other forms of credit used on gambling games for anything of value

Sponsor:	Lembke
LR Number:	5143S.02T	Fiscal Note:	5143-02T.ORG
Committee:	Ways and Means
Last Action:	5/25/2010 - Delivered to Governor	Journal Page:	S1950
Title:	SS SB 984	Calendar Position:
Effective Date:	August 28, 2010
House Handler:	Zerr

List of 2010 Senate Bills

Current Bill Summary

SS/SB 984 - Under current law, it is a Class B misdemeanor for any gaming licensee to exchange tokens, chips, or other forms of credit used on gambling games for anything of value other than as a wager on gambling games or an exchange of money. This act would allow gaming licensees to exchange tokens, chips, or other forms of credit used on gambling games for wagers on gambling games, an exchange of money, and for payment for food or beverages on excursion gambling boats. It will be a Class B misdemeanor for a gaming licensee that exchanges tokens, chips, or other forms of credit used on gambling games for anything of value other than as a wager on gambling games, an exchange of money, or for payment for food or beverages on excursion gambling boats will.

JASON ZAMKUS