Gaming - Prohibition on Interactive Games and Revenue From Illegal Markets

SB 112 prohibits operating, conducting, or promoting "interactive games" (like online casino-style games) in Maryland. It requires gaming license applicants and licensees to annually report business relationships with entities supporting such games and disclose any revenue from jurisdictions where interactive gaming is banned. The State Lottery and Gaming Control Commission can deny licenses, revoke existing licenses, or impose sanctions if applicants or licensees knowingly accept revenue from illegal gaming markets. This bill directly affects gaming businesses seeking or holding licenses in Maryland, aiming to block connections to prohibited gaming activities.