House Bill No. 1047, introduced by Luttrell, amends existing laws related to state-tribal gaming in Oklahoma, specifically addressing the inclusion of sports betting. The bill updates references and provides a framework for a Gaming Compact Supplement that allows federally recognized Indian tribes to offer sports betting as an additional covered game under their existing compacts with the state. The legislation defines "sports betting" and establishes a fee structure, requiring tribes to pay 10% of their monthly adjusted gross revenue from sports betting to the state. The bill also outlines the procedures for tribes to accept this offer and the necessary steps for the compact supplement to take effect.

Additionally, the bill amends Sections 262 and 280 of Title 3A of the Oklahoma Statutes, clarifying the legality of gaming activities conducted under the model tribal-state compact and ensuring that the operation of sports betting is lawful when conducted in accordance with the new provisions. It specifies that the conducting of and participation in authorized games, including sports betting, shall not be subject to criminal penalties, and it limits the scope of the Gaming Compact Supplement to ensure compliance with federal laws. The act is set to become effective on November 1, 2025.