The proposed central online gambling bill put forward by the senators Jon Kyl and Harry Reid has lost its significance as its contents have since been made public through the internet. Online lottery and off-track sports wagering are to be facilitated through this act, barring online casino games and sports betting with the provision of fifteen months for any facilitate to opt for online. During the first two years, the land-based casinos recommended by the authorities could request for the licenses. There is the likelihood of oppression upon the technically qualified online poker concerns. The clearance of the bill depends much upon the majority gained through the state-wise deliberate elections. The states not opting for the same would lose their rights and then the tribes could negotiate only if their respective state wants them so.  

As regards collection and disbursement of tax that depends upon the genuine online poker receipts; it would be processed with the assistance of an office of Online Poker Oversight (OOPO) that would function as a constituent of the Department of Commerce. The terms and conditions would be regulated, approved and administered with the set rate of sixteen percent for online poker activities. The federal government would receive two percent for onward payments to the OOPO whereas fourteen percent would be gained by the tribes and the states.

As the contents of the proposed bill are available in the open, there are remote chances that it would now get approved and the November session after the elections would attract attention of all. The discussions between Dean Heller, the major supporter of the bill and Reid also count much in the matter.