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TITLE: Washington State Gambling Commission Convenes Special Meeting to Address Tribal Gaming Compacts and Rule Changes BODY: On August 28, 2026, the Washington State Gambling Commission held a special meeting to address several regulatory matters affecting the state's gambling industry. The meeting, chaired by Sarah Lawson, included both in-person and virtual attendance options at the Liquor and Cannabis Board office in Olympia, Washington. The Commission considered proposed tribal gaming compact amendments for two tribes. The Tulalip Tribe of Indians, represented by Chairman Hazen Shopbell, and the Cowlitz Tribe of Indians, represented by Chairman William Iyall, each presented amendments requiring Commission action. These compact amendments represent significant developments in the state's relationship with tribal gaming operations, which operate under distinct regulatory frameworks. The Commission also addressed multiple rule-making proceedings under the Administrative Procedure Act. The agenda included final action on two rules: increasing the threshold for verifying certain card game winning hands and increasing surveillance retention requirements for jackpots. Additionally, the Commission discussed two proposed rules for possible filing: allowing dealer-assisted electronic wagering systems in card rooms and increasing wager limits for non-house-banked card games and tournament entry fees and buy-ins. These rule changes reflect evolving operational standards within Washington's card room sector. The meeting also covered the 2027 Agency Request Legislative Update, presented by Tricia Gullion, Legislative and Rules Manager, and approval of consent agenda items including July 9, 2026 meeting minutes, new licenses for Class III gaming employees, and updates to the house-banked card room licensee list. The Commission's next regular meeting is scheduled for October 15-16, 2026, at the Liquor and Cannabis Board office in Olympia. Members of the public may submit written comments to askus@wsgc.wa.gov by 5:00 PM Pacific Standard Time the day prior to meetings.
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