ADG Event Calendar
Visit the ADG Event Calendar to see upcoming Boxing & MMA events, Commission Meetings and other events.
View HereFraudulent Online Casinos
Online casinos (often referred to as “igaming”) are not legal in Arizona. Any claims otherwise should be treated as highly suspicious. These scams not only put players at financial risk but also undermine the integrity of Arizona’s regulated gaming industry. Fraudulent operators are falsely claiming that legitimate Arizona casinos have launched online gaming platforms. These illegal online casino platforms are presenting themselves as legitimate platforms by offering illegitimate or illegal gaming services.
More HereGet your AZ Travel ID
The deadline to get the Arizona Travel ID is now here. You'll need a federally compliant ID, like the Arizona Travel ID or a passport, to get through TSA checkpoints the next time you fly. The Arizona Travel ID is the credential that complies with the federal REAL ID Act of 2005. It is available as both a driver license and identification card. There is a gold star embedded in the card to show that the cardholder has provided added proof of identification to ensure the license or ID meets strict federal requirements.
More HereGaming Scam Calls on the Rise
Currently, no Arizona Gaming Commission exists in Arizona. Gaming in Arizona is regulated by the Arizona Department of Gaming. If you believe you have been the victim of consumer fraud, you can file a consumer complaint by visiting www.azag.gov/consumer. If you need a complaint form sent to you, contact the Attorney General’s Office in Phoenix at (602) 542-5763, in Tucson at (520) 628-6648, or outside the Phoenix and Tucson metro areas at (800) 352-8431.
More HereSelf-Exclusion
Arizona offers a voluntary self-exclusion process to those patrons interested in banning themselves from Arizona Casinos OR Event Wagering & Fantasy Sports Contests. Both exclusions provide that a person on the self-exclusion list will be prohibited from collecting any winnings or recovering any losses
More HereRacing Licensing Hours
Our team will now be licensing at the Arizona Department of Gaming Office, located at 100 N 15th Ave, Suite 202, Phoenix, AZ 85007 by appointment only by calling either 602-319-8213 or 480-254-5509. For more information, please contact [email protected].
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Charitable Gaming
Learn about Arizona gambling laws and exceptions for raffles, bingo, pull tabs, and horse racing charity days.
Division of Problem Gambling
The Division of Problem Gambling offers resources and information for all Arizonans who could potentially be impacted by problem gambling.
Gaming Compact & Statutes
View or download a copy of the Arizona Tribal-State Gaming Compact and its Appendices.
Department Measures
SEE ALL DEPARTMENT MEASURES$259,248,923.91
Contributed to State and cities, towns and counties in Arizona since inception (2003).
$2,087,532,357.04
Contributed to Arizona Benefits Fund (ABF) since inception (2003).
SEE HOW TRIBAL GAMING MEASURES UP
Improving services to Arizona’s citizens, businesses, tribes, and visitors to our state is a priority for ADG. Using the Arizona Management System strengthens ADG’s accountability and helps it accomplish tangible results.
