Source: Maryland Lottery and Gaming (MD)
The Maryland Lottery and Gaming Commission scheduled discussion and possible action on an amended gaming regulation at its 14 September 2016 meeting. Staff recommended approval; the agenda also listed routine game approvals, licence matters and casino reports.
The proposed regulation could change gaming provisions for operators in Maryland if approved.
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