The bill provides a comprehensive overview of the revenue generated from slot machines at various casinos, including Plainridge Park and MGM Springfield, from June 2015 to March 2022. It introduces new legal language specifying the collection of GGR taxes from these establishments, detailing financial metrics such as total coin in, gross gaming revenue (GGR), hold percentage, payout percentage, and state taxes collected, which are set at 40%. The total revenue from slot machines during this period exceeds $20 billion, with approximately $1.5 billion in GGR taxes collected, offering a clear breakdown of the casinos' financial performance and contributions to development funds. Additionally, the bill outlines the reporting and taxation of sports wagering revenue, detailing the monthly financial performance of various operators, including Encore, Bally's, and DraftKings, from January 2023 through June 2025. It specifies tax rates, handle, win, and adjustments for accrual losses, emphasizing the importance of transparency and accuracy in reporting. The inclusion of detailed monthly financial data aims to enhance regulatory oversight and fiscal planning, ensuring that stakeholders have access to comprehensive financial information related to both gaming and sports wagering activities.