Here is an interesting Gaming Control proposed regulation. An example of the kind of stuff you can stumble across while surfing the Gaming web site. Why do you suppose they would want to do this? They already have the right to restrict entry to high-limit gaming "salons" to high-rollers. Possibly to legitimatize the admission to Superbowl parties?

OPERATION OF GAMING ESTABLISHMENTS
REGULATION 5
ADOPTION OF REGULATION 5.210:
AUTHORIZING GAMING LICENSEE TO CHARGE A FEE FOR ADMISSION
TO AREA IN WHICH GAMING IS CONDUCTED
PURPOSE: To adopt a new regulation that will establish the
requirements, circumstances and procedures whereby a gaming
licensee may be authorized to charge a fee for admission to an
area in which gaming is conducted; to take such additional action
as may be necessary and proper to effectuate these stated
purposes.
(Draft date: 06/24/05)
5.210 Authorizing the imposition of a fee for admission to an area in
which gaming is conducted.
1. As used in this section:
(a) “Area” means any portion of the licensee’s establishment where any
gaming is conducted, to which the licensee charges a fee for admission into the
area.
(b) “Chairman” means the Chairman of the Board or his designee.
(c) “Fee” means any charge, money, or monitary equivalent, paid, or payable,
to a licensee, or any person, to enter, or remain in an area.
(d) “Licensee” means a person who has been granted a restricted or
nonrestricted gaming license.
2. A licensee may not, directly or indirectly, restrict assess to any portion of its
establishment wherein gaming is conducted, through the assessment or
imposition of a fee, except upon receiving prior written administrative approval
from the Chairman, or as approved pursuant to NRS 463.408,
3. A request for an approval pursuant to subsection 2, shall be made on forms
approved by the Chairman, and shall include the following information:
(a) The size of the area;
(b) The amount of gaming that occurs, or will occur within the area;
(c) The types and quantity of gaming offered, or to be offered by the licensee
within the area, as well as outside the area;
(d) The business purpose of the area;
(e) What other amenities will be offered within the area;
(f) The amount of costs and expenses incurred by the licensee in creating the
area;
(g) The benefit to the State of Nevada in having gaming conducted within the
area;
(h) The amount of the fee charged to enter or remain in the area, as well as
whether the fee charged is reasonable as compared to the prevailing practice
within the industry;
(i) Whether the area should more appropriately be treated as a gaming solon;
(j) Whether, if applicable, the licensee’s minimum internal control standards or
minimum internal control procedures applicable to the area have been updated
and approved by the Board;
(k) Whether, if applicable, all current surveillance requirements applicable to
the area have been approved by the Board; and
(l) Such additional or supplemental information as the Chairman may require.
4. The Chairman may refer a request for approval to the Board and
Commission for consideration, or grant, deny, limit, restrict or condition a request
made pursuant to this section for any cause he deems reasonable. A licensee
aggrieved by a decision of the Chairman may submit the matter for review by the
Board and Commission pursuant to NGC Regulations 4.185 through 4.195,
inclusive.
5. The Chairman is hereby granted the authority to issue an interlocutory order,
revoking or suspending any administrative approval granted pursuant to this
section for any cause deemed reasonable. An interlocutory order shall be
deemed delivered and effective when personally served upon the licensee, or if
personal service is impossible or impractical, when deposited, postage prepaid,
in the United States mail, to the licensee at the address of the establishment as
shown in the records of the Commission. If an interlocutory order revoking or
suspending the administrative approval is issued, the effected licensee may
request that the order be reviewed by the Board and Commission pursuant to
NGC Regulation 4.185 through 4.195, inclusive.
6. A gaming licensee who is allowed to charge a fee for a patron to enter or
remain in an area pursuant to this section, shall:
(a) Deposit with the Board and thereafter maintain a revolving fund in an
amount of $5,000 unless a lower amount is approved by the Chairman, which
shall be used to pay the expenses of agents of the Board and Commission to
enter the area. Upon a licensee’s termination of the admission fee, and upon its
request, the Board shall refund the balance remaining in the licensee’s revolving
fund.
(b) Arrange for immediate access by agents of the Board and Commission to
the area.
(c) At all times that a fee is charged for admission to an area within an
establishment for which a nonrestricted gaming license has been issued, provide
for the public at least the same number of gaming devices and games in a
different area for which no fee is charged for admission.
(d) At all times that a fee is charged for admission to an area in an
establishment for which a restricted gaming license has been issued, post a sign
of a suitable size, which shall be placed near the entrance of the establishment,
that provides notice to patrons that they do not need to pay a fee to engage in
gaming.
7. A gaming licensee who is allowed to charge a fee to enter or remain in an
area pursuant to this section, shall not:
(a) Use a fee charged for admission to create a private gaming area that is not
operated in association or conjunction with a non-gaming activity, attraction or
facility.
(b) Restrict admission to the area for which a fee for admission is charged to a
patron on the grounds of race, color, religion, national origin, or disability of the
patron, and any unresolved dispute with a patron concerning restriction of
admission for any reason other than the age of the patron, shall be deemed a
dispute as to the manner in which a game is conducted pursuant to NRS 463.362
and must be resolved pursuant to NRS 463.363 through 463.366, inclusive.
8. If a gaming licensee who holds a nonrestricted license charges a fee
pursuant to this section, unless the area for which a fee for admission is charged
is otherwise subject to the excise tax on admission to any facility in this State
where live entertainment is provided pursuant to chapter 368A of NRS, the
determination of the amount of the liability of the gaming licensee for that tax:
(a) Includes the fees charged for admission pursuant to this section; and
(b) Does not include charges for food, refreshments and merchandise
collected in the area for which admission is charged.
9. Once approval has been granted pursuant to this section to charge a fee,
the amount of the fee may not be increased without the prior administrative
approval of the Chairman.
(Effective: _________.)