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Board streamlines house‑rule and parlay‑card oversight, expands acceptable outcome sources

Nevada Gaming Control Board · December 10, 2025

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Summary

The board recommended amendments to Regulation 22 that remove routine chair approval of every parlay‑card or house‑rule update, require operators to maintain prior versions, and expand acceptable outcome‑reporting sources to reputable national/international media and league statistics; operators were given until Feb. 28, 2026 to implement required patron‑facing language.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board on Dec. 11 recommended a set of changes to Regulation 22 that streamline oversight of race and sports books and update acceptable sources for event outcome reporting.

Senior Deputy Attorney General John McKellar described the draft (dated Nov. 12, 2025): replace routine approval of parlay…

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