Authorizes one percent of mobile sports tax revenue be used for problem gambling

This bill directs that one percent of the tax revenue generated from mobile sports betting be set aside specifically to fund education and treatment programs for problem gambling. The legislation ensures that this allocation is at least six million dollars per fiscal year, with the money managed by the state commission and deposited into the commercial gaming fund. Additionally, the bill establishes a separate five million dollar annual grant for youth sports activities aimed at underserved children under eighteen. The law requires monthly reporting and deposits by platform providers to ensure these funds are tracked and distributed correctly.