The bill provides a detailed account of the revenue generated from slot machines at the Plainridge Park Casino and MGM Springfield from June 2015 to June 2022, including metrics such as total coin in, gross gaming revenue (GGR), hold percentage, payout percentage, and taxes collected. It introduces new legal language that establishes the GGR hold and payout percentages at 9% and 49%, respectively. The data reveals the financial performance of both casinos, highlighting the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, which resulted in zero revenue during closures, followed by a gradual recovery. Over the specified period, the total revenue collected from both casinos reached approximately $19.39 billion, contributing significantly to state taxes and development funds.

Additionally, the bill addresses the reporting and taxation of sports wagering revenue, detailing monthly financial performance for various operators from January 2023 to March 2025. It specifies a 15% carry-over rate for certain operators and a 20% rate for others, affecting revenue calculations. The bill includes comprehensive data for sports wagering, with total revenue figures of $7,230,758,510.78 for DraftKings and $4,130,366,259.69 for FanDuel, along with monthly performance breakdowns. The emphasis on accurate reporting and accountability aims to ensure the state receives its due revenue from gaming operations, enhancing transparency in the financial landscape of both casinos and sports wagering activities.