Revises provisions relating to gaming. (BDR 41-1026)

SB 362 updates Nevada's gaming regulations by creating a new "tavern gaming establishment" license for businesses primarily selling alcohol, allowing up to 25 gaming devices. It expands existing self-limitation programs to let patrons block all marketing channels (mail, text, email, phone) for gaming offers and requires written materials and forms for this process. The bill also explicitly includes sports betting pools within "interactive gaming" and allows out-of-state wagering under new regulations. These changes directly affect taverns seeking gaming licenses, interactive gaming operators, and patrons seeking to limit their gambling access.