DE HB333

Establishes the "Delaware Gaming Competitiveness Act of 2012," authorizing Internet lottery games including Internet video lottery, Internet table games, and Internet ticket games (such as keno) where players interact with games online through websites operated by video lottery agents or the Delaware Lottery Office

Requires Internet lottery players to be physically located in Delaware at the time of play, verified through technology, with exceptions for interstate compacts consistent with federal law

Creates revenue distribution framework where the first $3,750,000 annually from Internet video lottery and table games goes to the State, with remaining proceeds distributed to video lottery agents and horse racing purse accounts

Expands sports lottery beyond video lottery facilities by allowing the Director to license additional "sports lottery agents" at appropriate properties, with purse payments to horse racing based on each facility's proportion of sports lottery proceeds

Reduces combined annual license fees for table games from $13,500,000 to $13,250,000 and allows video lottery agents to offset fees (up to $10,250,000 total) through qualified investments in facility competitiveness, including capital improvements and marketing expenditures