The proposed amendment would authorize:

• One privately owned casino with a minimum initial investment of $600 million
• Casino would be located near Wilmington at the junction of I-71 and S.R. 73

Tax rates and distribution:

• Tax rate of up to 30% of gross receipts for the casino
• If another casino is permitted in Ohio, then the tax rate will fall to either 25% or the rate applicable to the new casino (whichever is lower)

Distribution of tax proceeds:

• First: The expenses of regulating and collecting taxes from the casino. Funding gambling addiction prevention and treatment programs
• Second: 10% to Clinton County. 90% to all other Ohio counties, based on population

The casino will be subject to other applicable taxes (i.e., sales tax, liquor tax)

The developer would pay a $15 million license fee and receive a $15 million tax credit in return

The casino is authorized to conduct the following games:

• Any game permitted in Nevada or in any state adjacent to Ohio
• Including: card or table games, slot machines, electronic gaming devices
• Excluding: bets on races or sporting events
• No limit on amounts of bets
• No limit on days or hours of operation
• Patrons must be at least 21 years old to place a bet