NE LB766

Racetrack enclosure license holders may petition the State Racing and Gaming Commission to waive or modify live racing requirements due to fire, earthquake, tornado, other natural disasters, or conditions unsuitable for running horseraces

Moves the Nebraska Commission on Problem Gambling from the Charitable Gaming Division of the Department of Revenue to the State Racing and Gaming Commission for administrative purposes, with funding support from the Charitable Gaming Operations Fund

Increases the maximum fee for registering Nebraska-bred horses from $100 to $200 per horse, with an administrative penalty of up to $1,000 for failing to register eligible horses within 90 days of birth

Allows persons aged 19 and older to play keno at licensed racetrack enclosures if the keno lottery is conducted in an area separate from the casino gaming floor where other games of chance are played

Eliminates outdated 1988 reference requirements for interstate simulcast facility licensing and removes the 180 live racing day requirement previously tied to thoroughbred racetracks