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Gambling licenses are issued by the director of the Gambling Control Board under criteria set by the board. Licenses are perpetual. The annual fee for an organization license is $350, except that the fee may be waived for organizations that expect to receive less than $100,000 per year in gross receipts.
Gambling licenses are issued by the director of the Gambling Control Board under criteria set by the board. Licenses are perpetual. The annual fee for an organization license is $350, except that the fee may be waived for organizations that expect to receive less than $100,000 per year in gross receipts.
A nonprofit organization may conduct a raffle without a permit when for the calendar year: the total value of ALL prizes donated and purchased is less than $1,500, OR.
Currently, the Gambling Control Board has approved five forms of gambling: pull-tabs, bingo, paddlewheels, tipboards and raffles. The following information about charitable gambling is adapted from Charitable Gambling: An Overview by the Minnesota House of Representatives.
A nonprofit organization may conduct a raffle without a permit when for the calendar year: the total value of ALL prizes donated and purchased is less than $1,500, OR.

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Gambling licenses are issued by the director of the Gambling Control Board under criteria set by the board. Licenses are perpetual. The annual fee for an organization license is $350, except that the fee may be waived for organizations that expect to receive less than $100,000 per year in gross receipts.
No. You may not sell tickets through your website, but you are allowed to advertise the raffle on the website. Raffle tickets may not be sold online.
For a currently licensed organization: - All gambling manager changes require the applicant to attend the gambling manager seminar and pass the exam prior to licensure. - For an emergency gambling manager change, training and passing the exam must be completed within 90 days of being issued a license.
If you are running a raffle where tickets are not sold before the event, it falls under the terms of an incidental lottery. As such, you will not require a licence or any specific permissions. However, you must adhere to the following rules: All tickets must be sold at the location during the event.
Licensing Process Summary Paperwork is due to the MN Gambling Control Board 60 days prior to the proposed event start date. Visit the MN Gambling Control Board's website to review the requirements and to print the necessary forms. Typically, the City or Township Clerk will approve your application.