Gaming in Arizona is governed by the Arizona Tribal-State Gaming Compacts (Compacts) between the State and all 22 federally recognized Arizona tribes. The Compact with each of the 22 tribes is substantially identical, lasts for 10 years and can be renewed for another decade and an additional three-year term. The Compact is part of Arizona law.
16 Arizona tribes operate 24 Class III casinos in the State. Another six tribes do not have casinos but have slot machine rights that they may lease to other tribes with casinos (Transfer Agreements).
Under the Compacts, a maximum of 20,500 slot machines are allowed in the State, including Transfer Agreements (tribes with Compacts may transfer their slot machines to other recognized tribes, allowing those that do not have casinos, or are located in remote areas, to receive gaming revenue). Currently there are about 15,600 slot machines in operation. The maximum wager limit for a slot machine is $35 per play for most tribes.
For your convenience, you can make secure payments 24 hours a day, seven days a week when doing a variety of business with ADG. For example, you can use the online payment portal to pay Racing Division licensing fees, Boxing & MMA licensing fees, Gaming vendor certification fees, and others.
For your convenience, you can make secure payments 24 hours a day, seven days a week when doing a variety of business with ADG. For example, you can use the online payment portal to pay Racing Division licensing fees, Boxing & MMA licensing fees, Gaming vendor certification fees, and others.
ADG is committed to staying connected to its customers and providing exceptional customer service while protecting your health and safety. Download the PDF for information about changes to processes and procedures and review frequently asked questions.
In person self-exclusions will not be available until further notice. Please do not let this stop you from excluding yourself or receiving the help you may need. The self-exclusion administrator is available to answer your questions and can be reached at 602.255.3843 or by email at [email protected]. Download the PDF for details and resources.
ADG's Division of Problem Gambling hosts two Advanced Clinical Trainings on the Treatment of Problem Gambling This affordable training opportunity ($50) offers up to six (6) CEUs. Space is limited. Trainings are usually offered in Phoenix (October) and Tucson in January. Questions? Call (602) 255-3888.
Get information about free statewide training sessions ADG provides to tribal partners upon their request.
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