Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission Home Page
The
Commission oversees the operation of games conducted pursuant
to the Bingo and Raffles Licensing Laws by approximately 12,000
charitable, educational, religious, patriotic, public-spirited
organizations and senior citizen associations and clubs organizations
currently registered to conduct legalized games of chance, such
as bingo games and raffles, throughout the state. Along with
determining an organizations eligibility to conduct legalized
games of chanceand registering the organizations, the Commission
is responsible for enforcing the laws that presently govern
the $85-million-dollar-a-year industry, commonly known as charitable
gaming.
Also, the Commission oversees the operations of approximately
1,000 Amusement Games operated at recognized amusement parks,
seashore or other resorts or agricultural exhibitions (county
fair).
For more information, call the Commission at 973-273-8000 or
write to P.O. Box 46000, Newark, New Jersey 07101
Please
note that documents noted as pdf files are portable document format
files which may be viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader (follow this
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information about using these documents).
Consumer
The Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey, Inc.
If you or someone you know has a gambling problem Click Here or call 1-800-GAMBLER, (1-800-426-2537).
Registered
Organizations
This section contains the name and address of each organization
that has been found to be qualified under the law to receive
municipal licenses to conduct bingo games and raffles. This
section is updated monthly. If an organization has been registered
recently its name may not appear.
Amusement
Games Consumer Brief
This section contains helpful hints of what to be aware of when
playing an amusement game.
Registration Forms
POLITICAL CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS ARE
INELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR REGISTRATION |
Initial
Affidavit and Application for Biennial Registration This
form is used by organizations other than senior citizens clubs
or association, that wish to conduct bingo games or raffles.
Instructions
for completing Initial Affidavit and Application for Biennial
Registration This section contains instructional
information helpful when completing the Initial Affidavit
and Application for Biennial Registration with the
Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission.
Affidavit
and Application for Senior Citizen Club or Association Registration
This form is used by senior citizens clubs or associations
that wish to conduct bingo games and raffles.
Other Forms/Reports
Bingo Report of Operations and Instructions [pdf 257k]
Instant Raffle Report of Operations and Instructions [pdf 391k]
Raffle Report of Operations for Non-Draws (Carnival Games and Wheels)
and Instructions [pdf 312k]
Raffle Report of Operations (For all other raffles) and Instructions [pdf 256k]
Report of Conduct of Amusement Games [pdf 15.8k]
Form 12A Power of Attorney (Corporate) [pdf 34k]
Form 12 Power of Attorney (Individual) [pdf 34k]
Applications
Application
for Bingo and Raffle License
These forms are used by organizations registered with the
Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission that wish to
conduct a bingo game or raffle. The form is completed and
submitted to the municipality in which the activity is to
take place.
Application
for Amusement Games License (pdf file,
124K)
This form is used by anyone who wishes to operate an amusement
game at a recognized amusement park, seashore or other resort
or at an agricultural exhibition (county fair).
Application for Amusement Games Certification
Sample Raffle
Tickets
Off
Premises Draw Raffle awarding merchandise as a prize
Organizations registered with the Legalized Games of Chance
Control Commission use this form as a guide to ensure that
all of the required information is printed on the ticket
sold to participate in an Off Premises Draw Raffle
awarding merchandise as a prize. Two copies of the sample
ticket should be submitted to the municipality along with
the Raffle Application.
Off
Premises 50/50 raffle awarding cash as a prize
Organizations registered with the Legalized Games of Chance
Control Commission use this form as a guide to ensure that
all of the required information is printed on the ticket
sold to participate in an Off Premises Draw Raffle
awarding cash as a prize. Two copies of the sample ticket
should be submitted to the municipality along with the Raffle
Application.
Licensee
Commission Meeting Dates:
2008 Dates
Commission Agenda:
Commission
Meeting Agenda
Commission Meeting Minutes:
Commission
Meeting Minutes
Minutes of previous Commission meetings are posted here. Minutes
of a Commission meeting are approved at a subsequent Commission
meeting. The minutes are usually approved at the next monthly
meeting.
Amusement
Games Listing
This section contains an alphabetical listing of all amusement
games approved for use in New Jersey pursuant to the Amusement
Games Licensing Law. The games are operated at amusement parks,
boardwalks, and county fairs. The name and number of the game
is necessary to complete an application for a license to operate
the game.
Amusement
Games Certification of Permissibility
This section contains the rules of the game. It can be helpful
to operators and players. Knowing how the game must be played
will make the experience more pleasurable.
Bingo
and Raffles Statutes and Regulations (pdf
file, 328K)
This section contains the law creating the Legalized Games
of Chance Control Commission, defining its powers and duties,
authorizing the Commission to conduct investigations, to investigate
and enforce the administration of the Bingo Licensing Law
and the Raffles Licensing Law, and to adopt, amend and repeal
regulations governing the administration and conduct of games
licensed under the laws. Also contained in this section are
the Bingo Licensing Law, the Raffles Licensing Law and the
regulations governing the conduct of bingo games and raffle,
which includes any allotment of prizes by chance.
Amusement
Games Statutes and Regulations (pdf file,
1128K)
In February 1993, the Office of the Amusement Games Control
Commissioner was abolished and all power and authority to
administer the Amusement Games Licensing Law was transferred
by Executive Order to the Legalized Games of Chance Control
Commission. All references to the Amusement Games Control
Commissioner now refers to the Legalized Games of Chance
Control Commission. This section contains laws defining its
powers and duties, authorizing the Commission to conduct investigations,
to investigate and enforce the administration of the Amusement
Games Licensing Law, and to adopt, amend and repeal regulations
governing the administration and conduct of games licensed
under the laws. Contained in this section are the Amusement
Games Licensing Law and the regulations governing the operation
of amusement games.
Adoptions
This section contains the full text of regulations recently
adopted in accordance with the Administrative Procedures Act.
Proposals
This section contains the full text of regulations recently
proposed for adoption in accordance with the Administrative
Procedures Act.
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