DE SB135

Consolidates Delaware's charitable gaming laws from three separate chapters into a single Chapter 15 of Title 28, reorganizing oversight of bingo, instant bingo, raffles, charitable gaming, and Texas Hold'em poker tournaments

Restructures the Delaware Board of Charitable Gaming as a 5-member body including a State Lottery Office representative, a nonprofit organization member, a volunteer firefighter representative, and two public members, with compensation of $100 per meeting up to $1,500 annually

Sets specific limits for charitable gaming including a $150 maximum daily loss for players, $350 maximum prize per bingo game ($3,000 aggregate per occasion), and $150 maximum entry fee for Texas Hold'em tournaments with up to two $25 re-buys

Requires criminal background checks and licensing for third-party gaming vendors and their officers, with fines up to $5,000 per violation for vendors and $1,000 for licensees or unlicensed gaming operators

Restricts Texas Hold'em tournaments to 5 per organization annually (at least 70 days apart), limits participation to ages 21 and older, and prohibits tournaments from running past 1:00 a.m. or exceeding 6 consecutive hours