Minor gaming is gaming where the proceeds are used for a not-for-profit organisation or for charitable reasons (such as education, welfare, sport and recreation), and not for the private gain or benefit of any person, except by way of charity.

The Tasmanian Gaming Commission has authorised a number of games including bingo, raffles, lucky envelopes and Tassie’s best punter as minor gaming.

You must be 18 years old and a responsible person to hold a minor gaming permit.

	What's New? Provides a brief summary of the changes (effective from 1 October 2007) resulting from a review of minor gaming activities in Tasmania.
	Application Form You need to apply for a permit if you want to conduct minor gaming in Tasmania. Permits are valid for one or two years. The fee for one year is $108.00 and two years is $151.20.
	Minor Gaming Conditions Minor gaming permits are issued subject to these conditions.
	Rules and Conditions of each Game The Commission has determined the rules and conditions of each game.
	Individual Notification Form for each Game Once you have a permit, you need to notify the Commission at least seven days before conducting a game of your intention to conduct it. You must not conduct a game unless you have notified the Commission.
	Exempt Games The Commission may declare a game to be an “exempt game”. Exempt games do not require a minor gaming permit. Under some circumstances, tipping competitions, raffles, sweepstakes and Anzac Day two-up are exempt games.
	Trade Promotions You do not need a permit to conduct a trade promotion in Tasmania, but certain conditions apply.
	Application Form for the Tasmanian Gaming Commission to authorise a new Game All new games are authorised by the Commission. If you have an idea for a new game, you need to complete an application form.
	Minor Gaming Frequently Asked Questions