Purpose
To allow agricultural fairs to operate bingo, raffles, and/or amusement games and ensure compliance with regulations.
To allow agricultural fairs to operate bingo, raffles, and/or amusement games and ensure compliance with regulations.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
License is good for the time of fair only.
To allow an organization to provide necessary sports wagering support services that includes: (1) Mobile payment processing for use in sports wagering; (2) Know your customer or identity verification for use in mobile sports wagering; (3) Marketing or promotional affiliates for a sports wagering vendor or tribal sports wagering operator where the contractual financial arrangement is based on a percentage of an operator’s sports wagering revenue.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
Applications must be submitted online and you must have a SecureAccess Washington (SAW) account with WSGC's My Account services to submit your application.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow charitable/nonprofit organizations to conduct amusement game activities and ensure compliance with regulations. Games played for entertainment.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow charitable/nonprofit organizations to conduct bingo activities and ensure compliance with regulations. Awarding prizes on the basis of designated numbers or symbols on a card conforming to numbers or symbols selected at random in which cards are only sold at the time and place of said game.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow charitable/nonprofit organizations to conduct social card game activities and ensure compliance with regulations. Nonhouse-banked - fee to play or limited card games or house-banked card games.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow charitable/nonprofit organizations to conduct bingo, raffles, amusement games and allows general card games where no fee is charged.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow charitable/nonprofit organizations affiliated with a qualified sports team to conduct electronic raffle activities and ensure compliance with regulations. Selling of tickets bearing an individual number for which a prize or prizes are awarded on the basis of a drawing from the tickets.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website.
Annual
To allow charitable/nonprofit organizations whose primary purpose is serving individuals with intellectual disabilities to conduct enhanced raffles.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow charitable/nonprofit organizations to conduct a fund-raising event and ensure compliance with regulations.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
License good for time of event only.
To allow charitable/nonprofit organizations to rent or lease equipment for fund-raising events.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow charitable/nonprofit organizations to conduct punch board/pull-tabs activities and ensure compliance with regulations. Selling a board with a number of openings, a flare, or a folded tab that conceals winning numbers or symbols.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow charitable/nonprofit organizations to conduct raffle activities and ensure compliance with regulations. Selling of tickets bearing an individual number for which a prize or prizes are awarded on the basis of a drawing from the tickets.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow commercial owners of amusement games to operate and/or rent amusement games in authorized locations, as set forth in WAC and RCW.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow for the distribution, renting or leasing of authorized gambling equipment for use in authorized gambling activities.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow commercial organizations to rent or lease equipment for fund-raising events.
The application process is outlined Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow premises use for playing social, public or house-banked card games and ensure compliance with state regulations. Commercial Stimulant/Profit-Seeking Organization offering house or non-house-banked card games.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow premises use for playing social, public or nonhouse-banked card games and ensure compliance with state regulations. Commercial Stimulant/Profit-Seeking Organization offering nonhouse-banked card games.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow businesses to offer punch boards and pull-tabs and ensure compliance with state regulations. Commercial Stimulant/Profit-Seeking Organization offering punch boards or pull-tabs.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow an organization to provide unsolicited enhanced raffle sales assistance to the nonprofit organization licensed to conduct enhanced raffles.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow organizations to provide the means to licensed bingo operators in Washington the means to link bingo prizes and ensure compliance with state regulations.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow an organization to provide integral sports wagering goods or services, including (1) Managing a Tribe's or Tribes' sports wagering operations; (2) Being a Tribe's or Tribes' primary consultant who provides substantial sports wagering related services; (3) Being a manufacturer or distributor of a sports wagering system(s); (4) Providing bookmaking services; or (5) Providing sports wagering risk management services.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
Applications must be submitted online and you must have a SecureAccess Washington (SAW) account with WSGC's My Account services to submit your application.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow for the manufacturing of gambling equipment and ensure compliance with state regulations. Manufacturers of gambling equipment/paraphernalia.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
A special sales permit may be issued when demand for a particular type of equipment, scheme, or paraphernalia is anticipated to be below the level of economic feasibility of obtaining a license.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Permit is good for one year. It is not renewable. Must get a manufacturer's license to continue activity beyond permit year.
To allow an organization to provide services or equipment related to data, security, and integrity that includes: (1) Integrity monitoring; (2) Data to be used by a Tribe (s) or sports wagering vendor including data to set odds; (3) The compilation, furnishing, or storage of data for use in sports wagering; (4) Initial or annual wagering system security testing or assessment; (5) Geofencing and geolocation compliance and monitoring; and (6) Sports wagering account management including Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) products.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
Applications must be submitted online and you must have a SecureAccess Washington (SAW) account with WSGC's My Account services to submit your application.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow a commercial business to conduct Bingo at agricultural fairs only. Special Property Bingo Permit (single agricultural fair) or Annual Permit (different agricultural fairs).
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Special Property Bingo Permit is good for the time of the fair only. Annual permit is renewable annually.
To allow a nonprofit organization to conduct Bingo at agricultural fairs only. Special Property Bingo Permit (single agricultural fair) or Annual (different agricultural fairs).
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on our website in the Gambling Commission website)
Special Property Bingo Permit is good for the time of the fair only. Annual permit is renewable annually.
To control gambling equipment and records relating to the operation of gambling activities. Commercial organization that provides recordkeeping services for punch board and pull-tab operators for compensation.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on Gambling Commission website)
Annual
To allow an organization to conduct a Recreational Gaming Activity (RGA). Commercial organization that is planning on conducting an RGA .
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
Recreational Gaming Activity Permit
Application may be submitted online if you have a SecureAccess Washington (SAW) account with WSGC's My Account services to submit your application.
14 days (as noted on the Agency Application)
None
To allow an organization to conduct a Recreational Gaming Activity (RGA). Charitable/nonprofit organization that is planning on conducting an RGA .
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
Recreational Gaming Activity Permit
Application may be submitted online if you have a SecureAccess Washington (SAW) account with WSGC's My Account services to submit your application.
14 days (as noted on the Agency Application)
None
To allow for services to be provided related to gambling and ensure compliance with state regulations. Consulting or advisory services regarding gambling, gambling management services, financing for gambling, etc.
The application process is outlined on the Gambling Commission website.
120-150 days (as noted on the Gambling Commission website)
Annual