California Gambling Control Commission

The California Gambling Control Commission, located in Ventura, California, is a regulatory agency overseeing various aspects of gambling operations within the state. The commission employs 31 individuals and generates approximately $81.3 million in revenue. The commission's primary responsibility is to regulate gambling establishments, including cardrooms, and transactions related to ownership interests in gambling enterprises. Additionally, it oversees Third Party Providers of Proposition Players Services and any ownership-related transactions. Under the Tribal-State Gaming Compacts, the commission also regulates tribal casinos. Its duties encompass establishing policies, regulations, and suitability determinations for gaming employees and entities. The commission is also tasked with issuing licenses, administering gaming revenues deposited into designated funds, and ensuring compliance with the Gambling Control Act and Tribal-State Gaming Compacts. Individuals seeking more information about the California Gambling Control Commission can visit their website at cgcc.ca.gov.