The Six Nations Gaming Commission (SNGC) serves as the primary regulatory body, licensing and overseeing all gaming activities within the Six Nations of the Grand River territory that have received endorsement from the Six Nations Elected Council. To ensure community protection and game integrity, any organization or entity intending to host these activities must obtain a verified SNGC license before any sanctioned play commences.
A community-based game of chance where participants mark cards as objects bearing corresponding numbers are drawn to complete designated patterns.
The Six Nations Development Corporation.
Bingo Hall License.
Electronic instruments that replicate the characteristics of bingo through computerized random number generators and linked software programs.
The Six Nations Bingo Hall.
Electronic Bingo Machines License.
A form of bingo conducted over a radio frequency where players at home verify their cards against the caller’s announcements.
Local radio stations such as CKRZ or Jukasa.
Radio Bingo License.
Community events often held at gathering places where participants play bingo to win toys or household merchandise prizes.
Six Nations Schools and community groups.
Toy Bingo License.
Instant-win lottery tickets featuring paper tabs that players pull to reveal symbols and potential prizes.
Authorized non-profit organizations.
Nevada License.
A straightforward lottery scheme where half of the ticket proceeds go to the winner and the remaining half supports the organizer.
Local sports organizations and community groups.
50/50 License.
Games of chance where winners are selected through a random draw of purchased tickets to receive specific prizes or goods.
Sponsoring non-profit or charitable organizations.
Raffle License.
A progressive draw where participants purchase tickets for the chance to locate a hidden Joker card within a sealed deck. The jackpot accumulates until the card is found.
Community organizations and charitable groups.
Find the Joker License. Licensed at $20 per draw.
High-stakes progressive lotteries or large-scale bingo sessions featuring substantial accumulating jackpots or prizes exceeding $50,000.
Community sports programs and major fundraising initiatives.
Large Money Draw / Chase the Ace
Fundraisers featuring casino-styled entertainment games like blackjack or roulette played for chips rather than direct cash payouts.
Non-profit community organizations.
Monte Carlo – Casino Night License.
Gaming activities and lotteries hosted as integrated attractions within larger community exhibitions or seasonal events.
Local fair committees and event organizers.
Fair / Special Events License.