Regulating gaming.
Protecting community.
Advancing sovereignty.
The Six Nations Gaming Commission the regulatory authority for gaming within Six Nations of the Grand River Territory.
Since 1996, the Commission has licensed organizations, enforced standards, and ensured gaming on the territory is conducted with honesty, integrity, and a commitment to fair play.
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Authority of the Commission
Accountability and reporting standards that maintain the integrity of our gaming industry and protect the public.
Regulated Activities
Comprehensive oversight of all licensed gaming activities, ensuring compliance with strict operational standards.
Governance & Oversight
Legal mandate and regulatory jurisdiction established to oversee all gaming operations within our sovereign territory.
Mandate of the Commission
The Six Nations Gaming Commission regulates gaming activities endorsed by the Six Nations Elected Council within the Six Nations of the Grand River Territory.
Through licensing, oversight, and enforcement, the Commission ensures all gaming operations are conducted with integrity, transparency, and respect for community standards.
Licensing gaming organizations and sponsoring entities
Establishing regulatory rules and compliance standards
Monitoring gaming operations and conducting investigations
Ensuring prizes are secured before games begin
Enforcing legal age requirements and licensing compliance
Protecting the interests of nearly 30,000 registered community members
Master-Level Certification
in Gaming Compliance
All Commissioners have completed certification training up to the Master level through the IGA program, ensuring they remain fully up to date with current industry compliance standards
News
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Nation to Nation
The Six Nations Gaming Commission is hosting an exclusive networking gathering for Tribal Nations and First Nations leaders in San Diego — held alongside the Indian Gaming Association’s annual conference.
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Community Open House-Oneida Business Park
Come see what’s happening at Oneida Business Park — a free community open house with a BBQ and a chance to connect with local businesses on the territory.
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30th Anniversary
This June, the Six Nations Gaming Commission marks thirty years of continuous governance. A milestone worth celebrating — details to follow.