DC Office of Lottery and Gaming sets charitable games licensing criteria
Nonprofits must meet the listed membership and status criteria, and verify current rules against the official print edition.
Nonprofits must meet the listed membership and status criteria, and verify current rules against the official print edition.
Operators and lottery retailers may need to direct claimants to appointment, retailer or mail-in options.
Lottery retailers and players need to account for the revised claim channels and prize limits.
The temporary hours and appointment guidance affect how lottery players can claim prizes.
Claimants must follow the appointment, identification and prize-threshold rules to redeem larger prizes in person.
The figures show the initial revenue share the District received from FanDuel’s mobile sports wagering platform.
FanDuel’s approval changes the District’s wagering platform, while Intralot assumes operating costs and an initial fee.
The proposal sets operating conditions for the DC Lottery’s planned online sports wagering service.
The emergency rules established requirements for DC internet lottery games while permanent rules were proposed.
Licence
Lottery retailers need to provide the specified documents online to renew their licences.
Class A and B operators must file detailed monthly revenue reports and pay tax on gross gaming revenue.
Class A and B operators must file detailed monthly revenue reports and pay tax on gross gaming revenue.
The report sets out monthly revenue disclosure requirements and the tax rate for licensed sports wagering operators.
District-wide exclusion requirements affect how licensed gambling venues and platforms handle participating customers.
Operators need to account for District self-exclusion options and make responsible-play tools and confidential support accessible to players.
District charities must secure licences, use licensed suppliers and apply at least 30 days before events.
Retailers must direct licence applications to ABCA, while manufacturers and distributors still need OLG licences to sell or lease machines.
Passage would establish a regulated online casino market in Washington, DC and prohibit dual-currency sweepstakes casinos.
The District's regulated gaming transfer exceeded $51.8m in fiscal 2025, its highest since 2017, alongside Level 2 certification.
The bill would create a licensed D.C. online casino framework with a 2% assessment on gross gaming revenue.
The proposal would set new licensing, tax and local-spending requirements for online casino operators in DC.
Operators can compare their reported March wager volumes in Washington, DC, with FanDuel leading the market.
The figures provide a baseline for the district as FanDuel assumes the primary sportsbook role.
The change affects mobile access for operators and the terms of competition in Washington DC’s sports betting market.
Operators’ reported handle and revenue offer a measure of market performance as the Council considers changes to mobile betting.