The Audit Division has revised the Entertainment section of the Gaming Audit Procedures (GAP) Manual.  Please access the document by following the link below:

• Entertainment GAP Manual

The Nevada Gaming Commission has posted the agendas for the regular and special November 19, 2009 meetings. Please use the links below to access this document.

• November 19, 2009 Regular Agenda
• November 19, 2009 Special Agenda

The State Gaming Control Board has posted the special agenda for the November 13, 2009 meeting. Please use the links below to access the agenda and draft regulations.

• November 13, 2009 Special Agenda
• Draft Changes to Regulation 1
• Draft Changes to Regulation 5
• Draft Changes to Regulation 14
• Draft Changes to Regulation 16

On October 20, 2009 Board Member Lipparelli issued an industry letter seeking comment on draft amendments to NGC Regulations 20, 21, 22, 26A and 26C. All comments on the draft regulations should be submitted by November 20, 2009. Please follow the links below for the industry letter, a document explaining the proposed changes and the draft regulation changes:

• October 20, 2009 Industry Letter
• Explanation for Regulation Changes
• Draft changes to Regulation 20
• Draft changes to Regulation 21
• Draft changes to Regulation 22
• Draft changes to Regulation 26A
• Draft changes to Regulation 26C

The Nevada Gaming Commission will hold a public hearing on Thursday, November 19, 2009, to consider adoption of amendments to Regulations 6.010 and 6.080. Please use the links below to access the notice to licensees and drafts of the regulations.

• Industry Letter Dated October 5, 2009
• Proposed Amendments to Regulation 6.010
• Proposed Amendments to Regulation 6.080

The State Gaming Control Board has issued an industry letter regarding Regulation 6.045 waivers.

• Notice to All Nonrestricted Licensees Subject to NGC Regulation 6.045 and Interested Parties

In early 2007, the International Gaming Institute at the University of Nevada Las Vegas conducted a study of the online gaming attitude and behaviors of Nevadans on behalf of the State Gaming Control Board. The study consisted of a random digit dialed telephone survey of 1,000 Nevada residents and some in depth, open-ended focus group interviews. Please use the link below to view the study.

• 2007 Study of Internet Gaming Behaviors and Attitudes of Nevadans

The University of Nevada Las Vegas – International Gaming Institute provides regulatory seminars to individuals involved in the regulation of gaming. Classes are taught by Gaming Control Board agents on auditing procedures, licensing and background investigations, financial concepts for non-accountants, arbitration, law enforcement and criminal activities. For more information on classes and registration, please click on the "Regulatory Classes" link at the left.