What can prevent you from getting a gaming license in Indiana?

An individual who has been convicted of a felony or a gambling related offense will be automatically denied an occupational license.

What does a gaming agent do?

Gaming agents are certified peace officers in the State of Ohio and have arrest authority on all casino property as well as outside the casino when enforcing the criminal section of the Casino Control Law. The agents are headquartered at their respective casinos and staff a 24-7 operation.

What does the Indiana Gaming Commission do?

The Riverboat Gambling Act (the “Act”) legalized casino gambling on riverboats in Indiana on July 1, 1993. The Indiana Gaming Commission (“Commission”) has been established to regulate all casino employees and gaming-related suppliers and holds the authority to issue no more than 11 riverboat licenses in the state.

How do I report illegal gambling in Indiana?

If you have any information related to illegal gambling, please call 1-866-610-8477.

What’s new at the Indiana Gaming Commission?

11-16-2017 – Commission releases “FINAL” Disparity Study. The Indiana Gaming Commission is proposing new and amended rules. The Gaming Commission now has a toll free illegal gambling tip line. If you have any information related to illegal gambling, please call 1-866-610-8477.

Is the Indiana Gaming Control Division a police department?

However, the Gaming Control Officers have full police powers and can enforce all Indiana laws. The Division has 16 officers. The officers are certified by the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy. All of the current officers have at least eight years of law enforcement experience.

The Gaming Commission now has a toll free illegal gambling tip line. If you have any information related to illegal gambling, please call 1-866-610-8477. Report illegal gambling. Get information about Charity Gaming. View the Indiana Statutes and Rules concerning gaming. Sign up for the Voluntary Exclusion Program. View the Monthly Revenue reports.