Class 2 Gambling

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  1. Class 1 Gaming Definition
  2. Class 2 Casino Games

Class 1 Gaming Definition

945.041(2)(2)Any sheriff, undersheriff, deputy sheriff, constable or other municipal police officer or any person authorized to enforce the gambling laws under s. 165.60 shall within 10 days after acquiring such information report to the district attorney of the county the name and address of any licensee or permittee under ch. 125 who to his or her knowledge has knowingly suffered or permitted any device in sub. (1) or any horse race betting to be set up, kept, managed, used or conducted upon the licensed premises or in connection therewith upon premises controlled directly or indirectly by such licensee or permittee. Such officer or person shall also report to the district attorney knowledge of the circumstances and the name of the municipality or officer by whom the license or permit has been issued. Any other person may in writing and signed by that person report any such name, address and other information to the district attorney. Within 10 days after any report the district attorney shall institute a proceeding as hereinafter provided before the circuit court of the county or shall within such time report to the attorney general the reasons why such a proceeding has not been instituted. The attorney general may direct the department of justice or the district attorney to institute such proceeding within a reasonable time.
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Class 2 Casino Games

Class II is restricted Gaming, and does not allow 'real' Slot Machines, which are based on a Random Number Generator Program. Class III is pretty much full gaming, but each state can regulate things. For example, traditional Craps and Roulette can't be offered in California, though electronic or alternative version can be offered. Class 2 Class 2 gambling must have prizes with a total value between $500 and $5,000. The potential turnover from the gambling must exceed $500 but cannot exceed $25,000. This class of gambling does not require a licence but it must be conducted by societies as defined in the Gambling Act. Class II gaming machines at Riverwind Casino. NORMAN - As the governor and Native American tribes continue to trade rhetoric over the future of the state's gaming compacts, the Oklahoma Indian.