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The Mississippi Gaming Commission (MGC) was established to “ensure the integrity of the State of Mississippi and maintain the public confidence in the gaming industry.” This agency has and remains focused on this mission.
Charitable Gaming Regulations; Gaming Control Act - Charitable Gaming Law; Industry Letters
* These reports are from the Mississippi Department of Revenue's website located at http://www.dor.ms.gov/. The Mississippi Gaming Commission does not guarantee the accuracy or timeliness of these reports.
The mission of the Mississippi Gaming Commission (MGC) is to enforce the Gaming Control Act and Charitable Gaming Laws of the State of Mississippi.
The Mississippi Gaming Commission enforces the state's Gaming Control Act and charitable gaming laws and establishes regulations to ensure integrity and public confidence in the state's...
Section 75-76-7 of the Mississippi Code of 1972 established and outlined the structure of the Mississippi Gaming Commission (MGC). The MGC is responsible for the licensing, supervision, control, and regulation of the commercial gaming and charitable gaming industries.
In October 1993 the Mississippi Gaming Commission was formed and took over the primary role of regulating the casino industry (prior oversight was by the tax commission). By early 1994, 19 casinos had opened in Mississippi. By the end of that year over 30 had been opened.
the Mississippi Gaming Commission (MGC). The MGC is responsible for the licensing, supervision, control, and regulation of the commercial gaming and charitable gaming industries.
Mississippi law allows for exemptions in certain situations where gaming can take place: Most any gambling game can be played on a casino floor if the casino is licensed by the MS Gaming Commission, including wagering on sporting events.
Republican Rep. Casey Eure of Saucier, the bill’s prime sponsor, said the state could bring in $25-35 million a year in tax revenue, based on state Gaming Commission estimates. Mississippi is missing out on that money as it houses one of the nation’s most active black markets.