The bill amends the Oklahoma State-Tribal Gaming Act to introduce sports pools as a new form of gaming that federally recognized Indian tribes in Oklahoma can offer. It establishes a framework for tribes to accept this option through a Gaming Compact Supplement, which must align with existing compacts. The bill defines "sports pools" as in-person and mobile device wagering on sporting events, excluding horse or animal races, and outlines a tiered fee structure based on revenue earned from these operations. It also updates statutory language, ensuring that the conduct of authorized gaming, including sports pools, is lawful and not subject to criminal penalties.

Furthermore, the bill details the approval process for the Gaming Compact Supplement, requiring submission to the Secretary of the United States Department of the Interior for approval and publication in the Federal Register. Once approved, the supplement will extend the existing gaming compact, allowing tribes to retain state payments from sports pool operations. The bill clarifies that the fees related to these operations will be paid to the Treasurer of the State of Oklahoma and specifies that these fees do not need to be allocated to specific state purposes. It emphasizes that no additional forms of gaming are permitted beyond what is specified and sets an effective date of November 1, 2025.