Licensed organizations and qualifying nonprofits would be able to run progressive jackpot lotteries or raffles with several drawing dates, subject to registration and posted rules.
Licensed organizations may run lotteries or raffles with progressive jackpots and multiple drawing dates, including games such as Queen of Hearts, if they register and post the rules.
Qualifying nonprofits may run progressive jackpot lotteries or raffles with multiple drawing dates and vending-machine ticket sales; these games must use at least 50 percent of proceeds for prizes.
A licensed organization may run a lottery or raffle with a progressive jackpot and multiple drawing dates. This applies to licensed organizations conducting lotteries or raffles under the Nebraska Lottery and Raffle Act. The organization must register each game with the Department of Revenue. The organization must post the game rules where the game is held or tickets are sold. Tickets may be sold through a vending or dispensing device. The Department of Revenue may adopt rules for these games.
A qualifying nonprofit organization may run a lottery or raffle with a progressive jackpot and multiple drawing dates. This applies to qualifying nonprofit organizations conducting lotteries or raffles under the Nebraska Small Lottery and Raffle Act. The organization must register each game with the Department of Revenue and post the rules where the game is held or tickets are sold. Tickets may be sold through a vending or dispensing device. For these games, at least 50 percent of gross proceeds must be used for prizes. The Department of Revenue may adopt rules for these games.
No hearings or votes scheduled.