bingo events where a prize or prizes not awarded at one event may be added to the amount of the prize to be awarded at a subsequent event or events.bingo events conducted in an unorganized territory, on Crown lands or in some First Nations communities and.bingo events with prize boards over $5,500.bingo events conducted in conjunction with other licensed lottery events.The Order-in-Council gives the Registrar sole authority to issue lottery licences allowing eligible organizations to conduct and manage: AUTHORITY TO LICENSE BINGO 9.1.1 (A) Provincial licensing authority If a municipal official receives an application for a bingo game that he or she is not familiar with, the official must first ensure that the bingo game in question is one which is currently approved for licensing by the Registrar before issuing a licence.ĩ.1.1. Currently, the following types of bingo events may be licensed in Ontario: The Registrar issues certain types of bingo licences and municipalities issue others.

(For information on bingo and other charitable gaming events conducted in pooling bingo halls, please refer to Chapter 10: “Bingo-In Pooling Bingo Halls.”) This chapter contains the policies and procedures for licensing bingo events conducted anywhere other than in pooling bingo halls. Bingo is a game of chance where players are awarded a prize or prizes for being the first to complete a specified arrangement of numbers on bingo paper, based on numbers selected at random.

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