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AGCO explains Ontario progressive Dollhuard gaming licence applications

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Source: AGCO (Ontario)

Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) explains how eligible charities and religious groups can apply for a progressive Dollhuard gaming licence. The licence is separate from ordinary bingo licensing, even when the games run together, and carries no fee; applicants generally need a charitable gaming eligibility number.

Eligible organisations need a separate licence for progressive Dollhuard games, including when they are played alongside bingo.

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