The State Gaming Control Board has posted the agenda for the January 7 and 8, 2009 meetings. To access this document, use the "About the Gaming Control Board/Meeting Agendas & Dispositions" link to the left.

On December 17, 2008 Chairman Dennis Neilander issued a letter to the industry adopting Version 3.1 of the Cage and Credit, Slots, Table Games, and Card Games Internal Control Procedures sections. The sections of the adopted ICPs, each with a draft date of December 1, 2008 , are available below.

• Adoption letter for ICP Procedures
• Cage and Credit ICP
• Card Games ICP
• Slots ICP
• Table Games ICP

The Nevada Gaming Commission has posted the disposition for the December 18, 2008 meeting. To access this document, use the "About the Gaming Control Board/Meeting Agendas & Dispositions" link to the left.

On December 11, 2008 Board Member Clayton issued a letter to the industry adopting the “CPA MICS Compliance Checklists”. These checklists incorporate Version 6 of the Minimum Internal Control Standards and are effective January 1, 2009.

• Adoption letter for CPA MICS Compliance Checklists
• CPA MICS Compliance Checklists

The schedule of 2009 meetings has been revised to show the new start time of 10am for the NGC meetings. Use the link below to access the Amended 2009 Meeting Schedule.

• 2009 Meeting Schedule (Amended)

At its meeting on November 20, 2008, the Nevada Gaming Commission approved the application of Elijah Green to be removed from the List of Individuals who have been Denied a Gaming License, been Found Unsuitable for Licensure or had a Gaming License or Finding of Suitability Revoked by the Nevada Gaming Commission. Use the link below to access the Notice to Licensees and the updated list reflecting the removal of Mr. Green.

• List of Individuals Who Have Been Denied or Found Unsuitable

The Nevada Gaming Commission adopted various regulation amendments and regulations at its meeting on November 20, 2008. Please use the link below to access the Notice to Licensees.

• Notice to All Nonrestricted, Restricted Licensees and Interested Persons

The State Gaming Control Board has issued an industry notice to clarify roulette wheel classification. Use the link below to access the Notice to Licensees.

• Notice to All Licensed Manufacturers and Interested Persons

The State Gaming Control Board has issued an industry letter regarding Regulation 6.045 waivers.

• Notice to All Nonrestricted Licensees Subject to NGC Regulation 6.045 and Interested Parties

Draft regulations for the Public Regulation Workshop (Las Vegas May 23, 2008 9 a.m.) - The following draft regulations are based on submitted or Board-initiated new or amended regulation proposals. All the draft regulations are subject to further revision and may or may not be forwarded for consideration by the Board or adoption by the Commission. There have been some proposed regulation amendments added to this workshop that were not included in the original announcement. The regulations added include Gaming Employee Registration related regulations (5.101, 5.104, 5.105 and 5.106) and Regulation 22.080 - Payment of winning wagers. The Regulation 14 project related to table game layouts has been postponed pending further research and industry input. Please use the links below for details.

• Regulation 5.101 Draft
• Regulation 5.104 Draft
• Regulation 5.105 Draft (new)
• Regulation 5.106 Draft
• Regulation 5.200 Draft (new)
• Regulation 22 Combined Draft
• Regulation 26A Draft
• Regulation 26C Draft

The Gaming Control Board has issued an industry letter releasing proposed revisions to the Internal Control Procedures for industry comment. The Board encourages the submission of written comments, which should be received by the Board no later than June 20, 2008. Please use the links below for details.

• Notice to all Group II Nonrestricted Licensees and Interested Persons
• Regulation 6.100
• Proposed Cage and Credit ICP
• Proposed Card Games ICP
• Proposed Slots ICP
• Proposed Table Games ICP

In early 2007, the International Gaming Institute at the University of Nevada Las Vegas conducted a study of the online gaming attitude and behaviors of Nevadans on behalf of the State Gaming Control Board. The study consisted of a random digit dialed telephone survey of 1,000 Nevada residents and some in depth, open-ended focus group interviews. Please use the link below to view the study.

• 2007 Study of Internet Gaming Behaviors and Attitudes of Nevadans

The University of Nevada Las Vegas – International Gaming Institute provides regulatory seminars to individuals involved in the regulation of gaming. Classes are taught by Gaming Control Board agents on auditing procedures, licensing and background investigations, financial concepts for non-accountants, arbitration, law enforcement and criminal activities. For more information on classes and registration, please click on the "Regulatory Classes" link at the left.