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Arizona Gambling and Lotteries Laws
Arizona runs a statewide lottery with revenues used to support elementary, secondary, vocational, and special education programs.
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Lotteries, casinos, race tracks, and other games of chance often are proposed as ways to raise tax revenue for the state, with varying results. What all of these have in common is their regulation through state laws, which define the manner in which lotteries and casinos may be operated and levies taxes on these activities.
Daytime dog racing isn’t allowed on same day as daytime horse or harness races in same county. This section covers Arizona laws related to the state lottery, horse racing, and gambling in general.
Learn About Arizona Gambling and Lotteries Laws
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Arizona State Lotteries Laws
The details of Arizona’s laws governing the organization and function of state-sponsored lotteries, such as the requirements for how lottery revenue is distributed and time limits for claiming prizes.
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Arizona Gambling Laws
Laws governing the manner in which people in Arizona may gamble, such as on Indian reservations or horse tracks, with information about the types of games allowed and other matters.
Arizona Gambling and Lotteries Law Articles
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