Activity: | Gross gambling receipts include amounts due to any operator for: |
(a) Punch board and pull-tab | Purchasing chances to play. |
(b) Raffles and enhanced raffles | Purchasing chances to enter. |
(c) Electronic raffles | Purchasing chances to enter. |
(d) Bingo | Fees or purchase of cards to participate. |
(e) Amusement games | Amounts paid to play amusement games. |
(f) Card games | • "Net win" from house-banked card games; • Tournament entry fees; • Administrative fees from player-supported jackpots; • Fees to participate in nonhouse-banked card games. |
(g) Manufacturers and distributors | (i) Fees from sales, rentals, leases, royalties, and service fees collected for the following gambling equipment in Washington to include, but not limited to: • Bingo paper or bingo cards; • Punch boards and pull-tabs; • Devices for dispensing pull-tabs; • Electronic raffle systems; • Electronic devices for conducting, facilitating or accounting for the results of gambling activities; • Cards; • Dice; • Gambling chips; • Cash exchange terminals; • Progressive meters; • Gambling software; • License agreements; • Card shuffling devices; • Graphical game layouts for table games; • Ace finders or no-peek devices; • Roulette wheels; • Keno equipment; • Tables manufactured exclusively for gambling purposes; • Bet totalizers; • Electronic devices for reading or displaying outcomes of gambling activities; • Tribal lottery systems and components thereof. |
| (ii) Fees from the service, repair and modification of gambling equipment in Washington to include, but not limited to: • Charges for labor and parts for repairing gambling equipment; • Service fees related to gambling operations; • Training or set-up fees; • Maintenance contract fees related to gambling equipment and operations. |
(h) Gambling service suppliers | Fees from gambling-related services provided in or to be used in Washington to include, but not limited to: • Consulting, advisory or management services related to gambling; • Interest from financing the purchase or lease of gambling equipment, infrastructure or facilities or equipment that supports gambling operations; • Acting as a lending agent, loan services or placement agent; • Assembly of components for gambling equipment to be used under a contract with a licensed manufacturer; • Ongoing financial arrangements for gambling related software with a licensed manufacturer; • Installing, integrating, maintaining, or servicing digital surveillance systems that allow direct access to the operating system; • Training individuals to conduct authorized gambling activities; • Performing testing and certification of tribal lottery systems in meeting requirements specified in the tribal-state compacts; • Providing nonmanagement related recordkeeping or storage services for punch board and pull-tab operators; • Ownership of proprietary games or equipment. |
(i) Punch board/pull-tab service businesses | Providing nonmanagement related recordkeeping or storage services for punch board and pull-tab operators. |
(j) Fund-raising event distributors | Fees from contracts to organize and conduct recreational gaming activities. |
(k) Fund-raising events and agricultural fairs | Fees received from the operation of bingo, amusement games, raffles, lotteries, contests of chance, and/or net win from table games operated at a fund-raising event. |
(l) Major sports wagering vendor | Fees or revenues received from providing sports wagering goods and services, including management, consulting, sales, rentals, leases, and royalties, for any sports wagering activities in Washington. |
(m) Mid-level sports wagering vendor | Fees or revenues received from providing sports wagering goods and services, including sales, rentals, leases, and royalties, for any sports wagering activities in Washington. |
(n) Ancillary sports wagering vendor | Fees or revenues from providing sports wagering goods and services, including sales, rentals, leases, and royalties, for any sports wagering activities in Washington. |
