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Charitable gaming may only be conducted by a nonprofit corporation that has a State Gaming License issued by the Office of Attorney General OR by an organization or group of people who have received a Local Permit from a city or county. The current status of operators license can be found at: Gambling Commission. In Sweden, the games on this website are operated by AG Communications Limited a Malta based company with registration number C48328 and having registered office at 135, High street, Sliema SLM 1549, Malta, which is licensed and regulated by Lotteriinspektionen with. Aspire Global subsidiary AG Communications has been fined SEK15m (approx. €1.5m) by Sweden’s consumer ombudsman for contravention of gaming regulations. The Patent and Market Court division of the Stockholm District Court found that AG Communications breached five separate gaming and advertising. Compulsive gambling is much like alcohol or drug addiction, it tends to worsen after the start of treatment. Pathological gambling is a chronic disorder, and relapse does happen.

Non-Profit Corporation Application for State Gaming License

Complete the State Gaming License Application Form (SFN 53839). You will need to include:

A copy of the non-profit charter, articles of incorporation, corporate certificate, by-laws, and minutes of meetings for the past two years;
For each location where gaming will be conducted, a Site Authorization (SFN 17996) approved by the local governing body;
For each location that is not owned by the nonprofit corporation, the site owner and the organization must complete and sign a Rental Agreement (SFN 9413), a copy of which must be included with the license application;
License fee of $150 per jurisdiction where gaming will be conducted - payable to 'Office of Attorney General;'
The Gaming Manager must submit a Request for Record Check (SFN 50424); and
- The gaming division does not conduct out of state record checks. Contact information for other states is provided for convenience. It is the responsibility of the submitting entity/manager to ensure timely completion all required records checks.
The organization must complete and submit Gaming Organization Email Contact (SFN 54481).

License Renewal

A state gaming license must be renewed before June 30 each year. Submit:

State Gaming License Reapplication Form (SFN 53838);
Site Authorization (SFN 17996) approved by the local governing body for each location where gaming will be conducted;
For each location where gaming will be conducted that is not owned by the nonprofit corporation, a Rental Agreement (SFN 9413);
A Current Gaming Employee List (SFN 54270); and
A license fee of $150 per jurisdiction where gaming will be conducted - payable to 'Office of Attorney General.'

Adding Gaming Sites during the License Year

To add a gaming site during the year the organization must complete and submit:

Site Authorization (SFN 17996); and
Rental Agreement (SFN 9413).

If the site will be the first site located in the city or (if outside city limits) county location, a license fee of $150.00 must accompany the forms when submitted to this office.

Local or Restricted Event Permits

An organization or group of people who want to hold a gaming fundraiser (such as a raffle or poker event) need to apply to the city or county for a Local or Restricted Event Permit. The following state forms must be used by city or county officials issuing the local permit:

When a restricted event permit is issued, a Report on a Restricted Event Permit (SFN 52880) must be filed with the Office of Attorney General within 30 days of the event.