See you all there.
See you all there.
Please remove this post.
Kingfish is watching.
Last edited by Sheba; 12-17-2013 at 12:20 AM.
If the house (hotel/bar) is not collecting any of the winnings through the buy-in there would be no need to obtain a license. It is just a group of people playing cards. The only way the house if profiting is through the sale of food and drinks in this case, which they would have been able to make regardless of a simple game of cards. No harm, no foul.
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There is no law being broken, there is no house buy-in, so WisconsinWoody is correct.
And so you know, the Kingfish Squad ended about a year and a half ago...
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The buy in price quoted was 30 dolllars.
This establishment are facilitating illegal gambling and could face a very stiff fine.
A gaming licence is required even for a raffle or bingo.
There are current licences being bided on.
Procedure To Be Adopted When Applying For Permission To Hold a Raffle/Bingo In Accordance With Section 51 (1) Of The Betting Gaming and Lotteries Act
Under this section of the act permission is granted by the Minister for a lottery to be held in order to raise funds for any religious, charitable or educational purposes or promotion of athletic sports or games or cultural activities.
All applications should be made to the Ministry of Justice.
The procedure to be followed when making application for Minister’s consent is set out below: -
The attached application from must be completed in triplicate by three Individuals considered to be the organizers of the Raffle/Bingo. They are required to complete this form in their private capacity even though they may hold a position in the Organizing body (i.e. President, Secretary etc. of Service Club).
The application form when completed must be submitted with a Supporting letter from the host organization giving authority for the individuals to hold the lottery on its behalf.
A letter of acceptance from the benefiting organization should also accompany the application.
The application form is then forwarded to the Police for investigation and as to the reputation of the organizers and their trustworthiness to disburse public funds.
Once the Police report is favourable, a decision is taken on the application.
The organizers must thereafter enter into a Bond to pay to the Accountant General fifteen percent (15%) of the gross receipt, this is regarded as a duty payable.
Once the Bond has been signed, the formal approval for the holding of the Lottery is given.
With regard to the fifteen percent (15%) of the gross receipts a waiver of the duty may be sought from the Ministry of Finance, after the venture has been held.
Going after lawbreakers
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I'm still not folding
She's bluffing. I'm still in.
Uh uh...No more beer bets at the Domino Table...
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