A gaming establishment shall be defined as any place where gambling or playing cards is conducted.

The act defines a gaming establishment as “any building, structure, facility, equipment, appurtenances, land, watercraft, vehicle, vessel, aircraft, or other property owned or leased by an Indian tribe or operated by an Indian contractor or subcontractor under contract with an Indian tribe, or any portion thereof, whether such property is located within or outside of the boundaries of the reservation of the Indian tribe.”

A gaming establishment shall include a casino, an off-track pari-mutuel wagering facility, a race track, a bingo hall, a card room, a lottery office, a sports book, a keno lounge, a video poker machine, a slot machine, a roulette table, a blackjack table, a craps table, a dice game, a pull
tab game, a punch board game, a tip jar, a bar, a restaurant, a snack bar, a coffee shop, a gift shop, a souvenir shop, a store, a bank, a gas station, a parking lot, a garage, a hotel, a motel, a trailer park, a campground, a cabaret, a theater, a concert hall, a museum, a library, a bookstore, a grocery store, a convenience store, a pharmacy, a drugstore, a hardware store, a clothing store, a sporting goods store, a furniture store, a toy store, a department store, a jewelry store, a funeral home, a crematorium, a cemetery, a mortuary, a florist, a funeral director, a casket company, a hearse service, a limousine service, a taxi service, a limo service, a bus line, a school, a daycare center, a nursery school, a preschool, a kindergarten, a child care center, a family practice center, a

A person who owns or operates an establishment where gaming is conducted may apply for a license from the Commission to conduct such gaming activities.  An applicant must submit a completed application form with the required fee to the Commission. The application shall contain the following information:

1. Name of applicant;
2. Address of applicant;
3. Type of business being operated;
4. Location of the proposed facility;
5. Description of the proposed facility; and
6. Any other information requested by the Commission.

An applicant must submit an application with the required information and fees. The Commission will review the application and decide whether the applicant has met the requirements outlined in Section 27-33-15(a). If the Commission determines that the applicant meets the requirements, then the Commission will issue a license to the applicant.