NH SB542

Reduces the maximum number of game dates a charitable organization can obtain at gaming facilities from 10 to 7 days per calendar year

Creates a tiered system requiring gaming operators to contract with more charities based on monthly revenue: operators with less than $1 million contract with 1 charity per game date, $1-2 million with 2, $2-5 million with 3, and over $5 million with 4 charities

Requires the gaming commission to annually review each operator's revenue category by October 31, with operators given 30 days to adjust to new charity requirements if reclassified

Mandates that 35 percent of daily gross gaming revenues (after prizes) be equally distributed among all licensed charitable organizations or the host community partnering with the operator on that date

Reduces the maximum number of game dates a single gaming facility can award to its host municipality from 10 to 7 days per calendar year