Revenue Potential
The Video Gaming Act has outlined revenue distribution in this way: Net Terminal Income (NTI) is defined as the money put into a VGT minus the credits paid to the player. The State receives 29% of the NTI generated from each licensed VGT (of that, 5% goes to the local municipality). Of the remaining 66% of NTI, a company called Scientific Games receives 0.8513% as compensation for maintaining the Central Communications System [CCS], which all VGTs connect to. The remainder is divided equally between the Terminal Operator (who owns/leases and places the VGTs in locations) and the licensed location.
- Establishments – 32.57435%
- Operator – 32.57435%
- State – 29%
- Municipality – 5%
- SciGames – 0.8513%
(1) Splits current as of 7/1/20 and subject to change.

All splits current as of 7/1/20 and subject to change.
How much does it cost you?

LICENSE FEES
– Annual $100 video gaming license.
– Annual $100 per VGT State fee.
– Municipality licensing costs, if any.
