MO HB3533

Increases the casino admission fee from $2 to $5.50 per person, charged for every two hours a patron is present in the gambling area, with annual inflation adjustments based on the Consumer Price Index

Distributes the admission fee to multiple funds: $0.50 to historic preservation (for state capital bicentennial commemoration through 2030, then for riverboat heritage artifacts facility), $2 to veterans commission capital improvement, $1 to developmental disabilities services, $1 to gaming commission fund, and $1 to home dock city or county

Imposes a new 13% additional tax on adjusted gross receipts from gambling games and a 24% additional tax on sports wagering adjusted gross receipts, with no deductions allowed for promotional credits, voided wagers, or federal excise taxes

Creates a 1.5% remote wagering access fee on total monthly wagers for online gambling, with the first $35 million directed to historic preservation

Adds $15 million annual transfer from gaming commission fund to the historic preservation revolving fund for preserving collections of historic artifacts