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New Mexico gaming regulator says commercial gambling is barred at liquor-licensed premises

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Source: New Mexico Gaming Control Board (NM)

The New Mexico Gaming Control Board says commercial gambling is prohibited on liquor-licensed premises under state law. The board notes exceptions for activities authorised under the state lottery, charitable gaming and gaming control laws; liquor licensees remain subject to their statutory duties.

Operators and charitable groups must distinguish prohibited commercial gambling from the activities covered by statutory exceptions at licensed premises.

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