The bill would amend the Michigan Penal Code to specify that the Code's prohibitions against registering bets and buying or selling pools would not apply to a "sports betting game", or to a card, list, or other item related to the conducting of a sports betting game, in which a person 21 years old or over wagered $10 or less on a specific sporting event. Under the bill, "sports betting game" would mean a game in which the outcome depended upon the outcome of a seasonal sporting event that comprised one entire game or entire series of games completed by a professional or college-sponsored team; in which the total possible payout to one person for one sporting event was $1,000 or less; that was composed of squares of equal dimensions in which the spaces next to the left column of squares and the top row of squares were at random assigned the digits 0 to 9, or was a game in which a player selected successive winners in a bracketed playoff hierarchy; and in which a person who conducted a game received no compensation from the payout for conducting the game.