Consolidation of gaming.

Wyoming's HB 87 consolidates existing gaming regulations into a single, organized chapter of state law. It creates new definitions (like "Gaming activity" and "Commission"), establishes the Wyoming Gaming Commission structure with officers and meeting rules, and reorganizes provisions governing charitable gaming activities such as bingo and pull tab games. The bill specifically affects charitable organizations operating these games, requiring them to have been active for at least three years, operate only on their premises, use volunteers, and ensure 65% of game sales are paid out as winnings. This is a procedural reorganization of current gaming statutes, not a change to policy or fees.