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Or body, but a branch or section shall not be treated as a separate branch or section unless it occupies separate premises. Is considered a pensioner after reaching the pensionable age of 65 years and retired.įor the purposes of permitted bingo, a club is defined in section 94(1) as to include any society, institution, organisation, association or other body of persons and any separate branch or section of such society, institution, organisation, association The provisions of section 95(1)(a) and section 95(2)(a) of the Gaming and Wagering Commission Act ('the Act') provide for the issue of a bingo permit for a 12 month period without specifying the dates on which play takes place and where the bingo is conductedīy or on behalf of a club the members of which are comprised wholly or mainly of persons who are senior citizens or pensioners, and persons participating in the game are members or the guests of members being persons of a like kind.īingo conduct under such a permit is referred to as senior citizens bingo and although the terms 'senior citizen' and 'pensioner' are not defined in the Act or Regulations a person who has reached 60 years of age is considered a senior citizen.

The premises at which the bingo permit will be conducted is required to be approved under section 55 of the Act. Division 5 of the Regulations (regulations 19 to 26) details other requirements for permitted bingo. The rules for the conduct of bingo are set out in Schedule 4 of the Gaming and Wagering Commission Regulations 1988. (three hour period between 9am and 7pm), two night sessions (three hour period commencing after 7pm and before 9am), or a combination of one day session and one night session provided the same premises are not used to conduct more than one day sessionĪnd one night session in any 24 hour period. An organisation may exercise two permits in the same week, being either two day sessions The permit which may be issued for a maximum period of six months only authorises one session of bingo in any week with each playing date specified on the permit. Bingo permits cannot be conducted for private gain or commercial undertaking. The game is won by the first player to mark off a certain pattern of drawn numbers.Ī bingo permit may be issued to a sporting, community or charitable organisation to raise funds for an approved purpose. Mark off that number (if they have it) on their card.

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Numbered balls (1-90) are drawn, or a random number generator is used to draw the numbers. There are now electronic versions of the cards in use. The aggregate value of prizes for minor fundraising activities is limited to $200 except in the case of a football tipping competition where the prize cannot exceed $10,000.īingo is played with cards with each card having 15 numbers printed on it. ThoseĪmounts are $10 and $100 respectively for an agricultural show. For amusements with prizes (other than at an agricultural show), the cost of play is limited to $2 and the value of prize is $10. Taken to be lawful and deemed to be conducting a permitted amusement with prizes.ĭifferent limits apply to the cost of play and the value of prizes for amusements with prizes and minor fund raising. Minor fund raising activities such as guessing competitions, raffles, chocolate wheels or any other competition in which success does not depend to a substantial degree on the exercise of skill or any other minor fund raising activity which would otherwiseīe taken to constitute gaming, betting, or a lottery, when conducted as a means of raising money for the benefit of community, cultural, ethnic or charitable purposes, and not for the purpose of private gain or any commercial undertaking, shall be

Provided cannot be the only, or substantial inducement to attend the event. The opportunity to win prizes at the amusements Some of these activities may constitute a lottery (for example a Lucky Dip at a school fete). Sections 107 and 108 of the Gaming and Wagering Commission Act provide that organisations may conduct fundraising activities through the provision of amusements with prizes and/or minor fund-raising activities.Īmusements with prizes are a minor form of gaming provided as entertainment which is ancillary to another event. Amusements with prizes and minor fundraising

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