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The Gaming division regulates, enforces and administers charitable gaming in North Dakota, performs audits and investigations of gaming organizations; reviews gaming tax returns, administrative complaints, and provides training for charitable gaming organizations.
Use to account for all games requiring a North Dakota gaming stamp at a site. Site Inventory Log – Ticket Rolls (SFN 9859) This form is used to account for ticket rolls at a site to account for raffle activity and/or when the ticket receipting method is used to account for bingo activity.
All recordkeeping forms for state licensed organizations can be found on this site. The Office of Attorney General is currently in the process of updating the gaming forms to allow organizations to fill in details, auto-calculate, and edit from a computer.
701-328-3417. Rebecca Lacher, North Dakota Attorney General Gaming. ralacher@nd.gov. 7013284861. Renae Smith, North Dakota Attorney General Gaming. rvsmith@nd.gov. Robin Grenz, North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation Gaming Division. rgrenz@nd.gov.
Inventory records and reconciliation. A distributor shall maintain a quantity-based perpetual inventory system for deals of pull tabs, club specials, tip boards, prize boards, and punchboards that are bought or received from any source. A system must account for the sale or disposition of each item.
The attorney general shall have final approval of a site authorization. A separate site authorization is required for each site. A site authorization may be issued for a location on public or private property and may be restricted or conditional, including types of games, days of the week, and designation where games will be conducted.
Licensed Organization. An Eligible Organization with a state issued license allowing the conduct of a large selection of games of chance within a fixed location on a daily basis. A Bar with Blackjack, Pull Tabs, E-Tabs, Bingo Hall, expensive raffle, or more.
