Commision gaming missouri

April Jefferson City a. May Jefferson City a. June Jefferson City a. No meeting in July August Jefferson City a. September Location to be determined a. October Jefferson City a. No meeting in November December 7-Jefferson City a. Meeting Notice Date: December 1, Time: a. Tentative Agenda I.

Call to Order II. Adoption of Agenda III. Team Member Recognition IV. Consideration of Minutes October 27, V. Consideration of Hearing Officer Recommendations B. Fernando M. Bartolotta 1. Consideration of Relicensure of Supplier E. Consideration of Licensure of Supplier F. Acres Manufacturing Company 1. Consideration of Relicensure of Key Persons I. Consideration of Waiver of Institutional Investor J. Consideration of Final Order of Rulemaking L. Bingo Manufacturers 1.

Bingo Supplier 1. Presentation by Petitioner Resolution No. Consideration of Chairman Delegation Resolution P. Motion to Open Meeting XX. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at the Missouri Gaming Commission! Posted on November 24, by Admin.

Osage Nation must overcome hurdles before Lake of the Ozarks casino is reality. In the news…. Posted on November 1, by Admin. Posted in Uncategorized Comments Off on In the news…. Five years for Jason! Posted on October 27, by Admin. Meeting Notice Date: October 27, Time: a. Consideration of Minutes September 28, September 29, V.

Consideration of Hearing Officer Recommendations C. The Missouri Gaming Commission has statutory responsibility for licensing excursion gambling boats, their parent companies, suppliers of gaming equipment, and all employees participating in gaming operations within the state in any capacity. Licensing of entities and individuals ensures the businesses and employees involved in the gaming industry in Missouri meet the standards established by the Commission and are suitable to hold a license.

Investigators are trained in the areas of corporate finance, organizational structures and SEC reporting. These investigators conduct background and financial investigations on corporate applicants, partnerships, limited liability companies, sole proprietorships and publicly traded corporations applying for gaming licenses in Missouri, as well as the officers, directors, trustees, proprietors, managing agents, general managers and beneficial shareholders thereof.

This corporate investigation includes a review of the financial viability of a company for the five-year period preceding the application, and incorporates reference checks with the SEC to determine if the company is or has been the subject of an investigation for any illegal activity.

Additionally, each registered publicly traded corporation is constantly monitored which includes a review of all SEC filings, forms and reports, press releases and other financial and legal disclosures.