OK HB2754

Allows licensed Oklahoma charity organizations to use electronic breakopen ticket game machines under specific conditions and Commission oversight.

Requires breakopen ticket machines meet security standards including finite ticket pools, predetermined play order, first-come-first-served dispensing, and nondeterministic player terminals that cannot alter game outcomes.

Mandates certification from an independent testing laboratory licensed by the Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission before machines can operate, with detailed technical specifications and documentation requirements.

Limits each licensed organization to maximum 20 breakopen machines within its facility with 1,000-foot separation from other charity gaming locations, and requires $500 annual fee per machine.

Establishes installation and relocation procedures requiring Commission gaming agent presence to verify machines match certified prototypes, with sealed program storage devices and operational testing before machines can be used.