Overview
There are two types of gaming assistants:
Category 1
Exercises a significant level of decision-making authority or has significant supervisory or training responsibilities.
Job roles could include:
- table game managers
- slot managers
- food and beverage supervisors
- cage and coin supervisors
- security and surveillance managers and supervisors
- casino executives
- bingo hall managers
- lottery retailer managers
Category 2
Does not exercise a significant level of decision-making authority or have significant supervisory or training responsibilities
Job roles could include:
- dealers
- cashiers
- bingo callers
- slot technicians and slot attendants
- security guards
If you don’t know whether to apply as a category 1 or category 2 gaming assistant, speak to your employer.
Eligibility
The AGCO looks at the risk level of each gaming registration application. We call this process risk-based licensing. For more information about risk-based registration, please see information bulletin No. 68.
Registration fees
Lottery Sector
| Commercial and charitable sectors
| ||
|---|---|---|---|
No fee
| Category 1: $300 per year | Category 2: $165 per year
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The AGCO must receive all application fees before we can process your application.
See the fees pages for casino and charitable gaming for full details.