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Idaho Gambling and State Lottery Laws
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Welcome to FindLaw’s section on Idaho’s laws regulating state lotteries and gambling, both of which are legal in some form in the Gem State. You will find information about the laws that affect how state lottery revenue is divided up to use for public school funding and other state needs, whether lottery winnings can be garnished to pay for unpaid taxes or child support, and other such provisions. This section also lists the types of gambling that are legal in Idaho, including casino-style games such as blackjack and poker, and types of gambling prohibited under law. Click on a link below to learn more about Idaho’s gambling and state lottery laws.
Learn About Idaho Gambling and State Lottery Laws
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Idaho Gambling Laws
An overview of Idaho’s gambling laws, which allow certain types of casino-style games but outlaw the possession of modern slot machines, also allowing horse racing and dog racing.
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Idaho State Lottery Laws
The basics of Idaho’s laws and regulations regarding the official state lottery, such as the distribution ratios for revenue raised through the lottery and the deadline for claiming a prize.
Idaho Gambling and State Lottery Law Articles
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