MN HF4204

Authorizes mobile sports betting in Minnesota exclusively through up to 11 Indian Tribes, each eligible for one 20-year operator license, with platform providers required to be licensed separately and display tribal branding

Imposes a 22% tax on sports betting net revenue from online wagers, with proceeds distributed to charitable gambling tax relief (50%), horse racing development (15%), tribal equalization payments (15%), sports tourism/marketing (15%), problem gambling programs (4%), and amateur sports grants (1%)

Establishes comprehensive responsible gaming protections including mandatory personal betting limits (default $500/day, $3,000/month deposits), self-exclusion lists, prohibition on push notifications, 21-year minimum age requirement, and advertising restrictions targeting minors or college campuses

Creates criminal penalties for unauthorized sports betting, including felonies for wagers over $1,000 with unlicensed operators, bribery of sporting event participants, and betting by athletes, coaches, or those with insider information on events they're connected to

Requires baseline and ongoing studies on gambling prevalence and problem gambling impacts, mandates 24/7 helpline access, and appropriates funds for compulsive gambling treatment programs including intervention services for affected family members