Third-Party Providers of Proposition Player Services The work permit will be issued by the local jurisdiction or the Commission. Work PermitsĪny person employed in a gambling establishment as a dealer, secretary, waiter or waitress floor, security, countroom, cage, collection, surveillance or data-processing personnel appropriate maintenance personnel or any person whose employment duties require or authorize access to restricted gambling establishment areas must obtain a work permit. Key EmployeesĮvery person employed in the operation of a gambling establishment in a supervisory capacity or empowered to make discretionary decisions that regulate gambling operations must apply for a license as a key employee. Game/Gaming Activity ApprovalĪll controlled games (pai-gow, poker, etc.) and gaming activities (jackpots, bonuses, tournaments, etc.) must be approved by the Bureau and must comply with local gaming ordinances prior to their play at a licensed gambling establishment within California. The number of tables requested cannot exceed the total number of tables authorized under local and state law for the gambling establishment. The owner of a state-licensed gambling establishment who wishes to operate additional tables on a temporary or permanent basis must submit a request to operate additional tables to the Commission. Suitability is determined by a number of factors including but not limited to the applicant's honesty, integrity, general character, reputation, habits, and financial and criminal history. The Bureau's Licensing staff will conduct in-depth background investigations on applicants to determine whether they are suitable to hold a state gambling license.

Gambling LicenseĪn owner of a gambling establishment must apply for and obtain a valid state gambling license from the Bureau and the California Gambling Control Commission (Commission). The Bureau of Gambling Control (Bureau) investigates the qualifications of individuals who apply for state gambling licenses to determine whether they are suitable and to ensure that gambling is conducted honestly, competitively and free from criminal and corruptive elements. State law requires that every owner, lessee or employee of a gambling establishment obtain and, thereafter, maintain a valid state gambling license.

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