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Home About NMGCB Board Members Board Staff Divisions Administrative Services Background & Licensing Audit & Compliance Enforcement General Counsel Information Systems State Gaming Representative Inspection of Public Records Site Archives What’s New Information Contact Us FAQs Operator Portal / Gaming Associated Equipment Bingo and Raffle Information Licensees Compulsive & Problem Gambling Twenty Questions Help is Available Self-Exclusion Exclusion List Gambling Review Licensees Map of Licensees Related Links Training Tribal Casinos Tribal Compulsive Gambling Expenditure History Map Revenue Sharing Tribal Compacts Forms Licensure Applications Fingerprints Meetings Current Schedule Open Meetings Act Meetings Archive Board Resolutions Regulations Statutes MIC’s Revenue Quick Facts Home About NMGCB Board Members Board Staff Divisions Administrative Services Background & Licensing Audit & Compliance Enforcement General Counsel Information Systems State Gaming Representative Inspection of Public Records Site Archives What’s New Information Contact Us FAQs Operator Portal / Welcome to the New Mexico Gaming Control Board Explore by Category Tribal Gaming Learn More + Race Track Casinos Learn More + Bingo & Raffle Learn More + Non-Profit Learn More + Problem Gambling Learn More + Racing Commission Learn More + Close Tribal Gaming The New Mexico Gaming Control Board is responsible for monitoring compliance of the New Mexico gaming tribes under the approved Tribal/State gaming compacts. r Learn More about Tribal Gaming E View Full Tribal Casino List Most Requested Documents E Revenue Sharing E Tribal Compacts Close Racetrack Casinos New Mexico currently has five licensed racetrack casinos: Sunland Park Racetrack & Casino, Sunland Park, NM All-American Ruidoso Downs & Billy the Kid Casino, Ruidoso, NM Sunray Park & Casino, Farmington, NM The Downs at Albuquerque, Albuquerque, NM Zia Park & Black Gold Casino, Hobbs, NM The state’s five licensed racetrack casinos generated $241 million in net win in FY19. Paid $65 million in Gaming Taxes Paid $48 million to the Horsemen’s Trust for purses E Full Racetrack Casino List Most Requested Documents E Racetrack Minimum Internal Controls Close Bingo & Raffle New Mexico has 97 licensed bingo and raffle operators throughout the state. The monies raised by these non-profit organizations through their bingo, pulltab and raffle activities support themselves and programs within their local communities. r Learn More about Bingo & Raffle. Bingo Raffle and Pull-Tab Compliance Authorities E Bingo and Raffle Act Annotated 10/7/2020 E Bingo Raffle Accountant Licensure Notice 10/7/2020 E 2021-04 Licensure of Cash Handlers and Game Accountants E NMAC 15.4 Bingo and Raffles (Update 2/23/2021) Close Non-Profit Licensed Veteran’s & Fraternal casinos generated $10.0 million in net take in FY14. Paid $1.0 million in Gaming Taxes Donated almost $1.9 million to charitable causes in that were used to support the organization and their communities. E Global Variance Request Most Requested Documents E Minimum Internal Control Standards (MICS) for Non-Profit Gaming Operations Close Problem Gambling The Gaming Control Act and Board rules require that gaming operator licensees maintain a compulsive gambling plan. Racetrack gaming operator licensees are required to contribute one quarter of one percent of net slot revenues toward the prevention, education, and treatment of compulsive gambling. The Tribal-State Gaming Compacts impose the same requirement on tribal gaming operators. r Learn More about Problem Gaming Most Requested Documents E Compulsive Gambling Forms View All Upcoming Meetings View All What's New Downs-and-Licensing-Global-Variance-Request Letter to clubs RLD Februrary 24th Public Health Order Reopening Letter Februrary 25, 2021 One–Day Special Board Meeting Notice – March 2, 2021 NMAC 15.4 Bingo and Raffle Rules effective Feb 23 2021 1/19/2021 Dial In Number for Board Meeting Open Session 12/8/2020 Bingo Rulemaking Public Comment II 12/1/2020 Instructions To Join Bingo Rulemaking Meeting 11/14/2020 Public Health Order 11/13/20 9/21/2020 Public Health Order 9/18/20 8/28/2020 Public Health Order 8/28 7/22/2020 Public Health Order 6/1/2020 Public Health Order Please be advised that all nonprofit gaming, bingo, pull-tab and raffle licensees shall remain closed to the public with regard to activities licensed by the Gaming Control Board until such time the Orders issued by the Governor and DOH provide further directives. 6/1/2020 Prohibited Raffles RLD Letter 4/7/2020 Executive Order 4/6/20 4/7/2020 Department of Health Public Order 4/6/20 3/19/2020 New Mexico Department of Health Update 3/19 NM DOH Emergency Order to include Non-Tribal Casinos and Recreational Facilities (Bingo and Pull Tab Facalities) 3/19/2020 Notice of Cessation of Games of Chance 3/16/2020 Public Comment Rulemaking 3/15/2020 MARCH BOARD MEETING CANCLED The NMGCB has decided to cancel the March board meeting due to COVID-19 for the safety of our employees and the public. Our agency doors will remain closed to the public but you can communicate with us by telephone. We will post on our website once we reschedule. Thank you for your understanding. 3/13/2020 RE: Public Health Emergency Order (Bingo Only) 2/20/2020 NM Bingo Raffle Proposed Rulemaking Changes Gaming Control Board To uphold the integrity of gaming regulations at licensed racetracks and nonprofit organizations, and to monitor tribal gaming activity in the state. The Gaming Control Board qualifies gaming venues through a rigorous licensing and certification process designed to ensure a fair and honest gaming environment, while recognizing the importance of gaming tax revenue to the state economy. Gaming Control Board To uphold the integrity of gaming regulations at licensed racetracks and nonprofit organizations, and to monitor tribal gaming activity in the state. The Gaming Control Board qualifies gaming venues through a rigorous licensing and certification process designed to ensure a fair and honest gaming environment, while recognizing the importance of gaming tax revenue to the state economy. Gaming Control Board To uphold the integrity of gaming regulations at licensed racetracks and nonprofit organizations, and to monitor tribal gaming activity in the state. The Gaming Control Board qualifies gaming venues through a rigorous licensing and certification process designed to ensure a fair and honest gaming environment, while recognizing the importance of gaming tax revenue to the state economy. 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