Prize Gaming Permit
Prize gaming is intended to permit low level gaming for small
participation fees and modest prizes. Bingo played at seaside
amusement arcades is typical of this type of gaming. Prize
gaming normally consists of low stakes and prizes. It can comprise
of a variety of games, providing that the participation fees and
prizes do not exceed prescribed limits. The prize can be a cash or
non-cash prize.
Regulation
Apply
Do not apply if you already hold or think you need a Premises Licence.
A permit lasts for 10 years but may lapse in this time if
circumstances outlined in the original application change.
Fees
For further information on the fees for this licence, please
contact us on the details below.
Application Evaluation Process
- We can either grant or refuse an application for a permit, but
we cannot add conditions.
- Prize gaming permits do not permit the provision of gaming
machines and only certain equipment such as mechanised cash bingo
equipment for example, may be used for prize gaming and not be
treated as a gaming machine
Eligibility Criteria
- An application for a permit can only be made by a person who
occupies or plans to occupy the relevant premises and if the
applicant is an individual, s/he must be aged 18 or
over.
- Holders of premises licences under the Act and holders of club
gaming permits may not apply for prize gaming permits.
- Applicants are not required to have an operating licence issued
by the Gambling Commission.
