Jun. 4—Mark McMillen says he and other bar owners, as well as local nonprofits that rely on charitable gambling, will be hammered by a last-minute law change that will restrict the popular electronic ...

A recent change in state law has many worried about the future of Minnesota’s e-pull tab industry. Minnesota Legislature passed a bill in the 2023 session that includes a provision regarding e-pull ...

A DFL tax bill would require changes in the look and design of electronic pull-tabs — and if it passes, the changes would become law on July 1. Rachel Jenner, executive director of the Charities ...

Since their inception in 2013, electronic pull tab games have been played enthusiastically by Minnesotans in bars, restaurants and veterans’ clubs. In addition to providing a fun way to relax with ...

Charitable gaming organizations across Minnesota say they could lose millions of dollars if the House and Senate adopt a new law prohibiting certain e-pull tab games. “Today is about taking care of ...

“We’re looking at a cliff and eventually we’re going to go over it,” former state representative Keith Franke said, adding that he thinks this change will harm local charities and small businesses.

Electronic pull tabs are a uniquely Minnesotan success story. Since 2013, local charitable organizations have benefited from e-pull tab proceeds to deliver essential funding for nonprofits offering ...

Veterans groups spoke in favor of adding e-tabs to charitable gaming, either as a standalone machine, pictured above, or as tablets. Photo provided Hoosier leaders for the American Legion, Veterans of ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. – Electronic pull tabs rang up $1.9 billion in revenue last year and some of that money supports local causes like veterans organizations, departments and youth sports teams. Now ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. --At the Minnesota Capitol, some lawmakers want to make changes to electronic pull tabs that have youth sports groups, VFWs and other non-profits worried about their ability to raise ...