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This guide is compiled by staff at the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library on a topic of interest to Minnesota legislators. It is designed to provide an introduction to the topic, directing the user to a variety of sources, and is not intended to be exhaustive. <\/p>\n
These forms of gambling are legal in Minnesota: pari-mutuel betting on horse racing, a card club at Canterbury Park, Indian tribal casinos, charitable gambling and a state lottery. According to the House Research publication Gambling Revenue, state revenue from the lottery, pari-mutuel, charitable gambling and tribal casinos was $170.2 million in FY2014. For fiscal year 2015, gross receipts from lawful gambling were $1.3 billion (Annual Report 2015 Fiscal Year, Minnesota Gambling Control Board). <\/p>\n
Types of legal gambling in Minnesota <\/p>\n
For a more detailed legislative history, see the House Research document, Gambling in Minnesota: A Short History. <\/p>\n
Annual Report. Roseville, MN: Minnesota State Lottery. (HG6133.M6 M57) <\/p>\n
Annual Report of the Minnesota Gambling Control Board. Roseville, MN: Minnesota Gambling Control Board. (HV6721.M6 M56) <\/p>\n
Annual Report of the Minnesota Racing Commission. St. Paul: Minnesota Racing Commission. (SF324.35.M6 M56) <\/p>\n
Arts, Waltraud A. The Authority of the Minnesota Legislature to Authorize Gaming Operated by the State. Madison, WI: Quarles & Brady, LLP, 2005. (KFM5785.A78 2005) <\/p>\n
Biggerstaff, Andrew. Online Gambling: Federal Law. St. Paul: Minnesota House of Representatives, House Research Department, 2013. <\/p>\n
Casino City's North American Gaming Almanac. Newton, MA: Casino City Press. (Reference GV1301.C37) (This report contains market overviews by country, state, and province or territory, revenue charts and tables by gaming activity, gaming property facility and amenity profiles.) <\/p>\n
Charitable Gambling Impact Study : A Brief Review of the Fiscal Impact of a Statewide Smoking Ban on Lawful Gambling. Roseville, MN : Minnesota Gambling Control Board, 2008. (HV6721.M6 C43 2008) <\/p>\n
Charitable Gambling in Minnesota. St. Paul: Minnesota House of Representatives, House Research Department, 2010. <\/p>\n
The Economic Impact of Indian Gaming in Minnesota. Bemidji, MN: Minnesota Indian Gaming Association, 2016. (E78.M7 E46 2016) <\/p>\n
Evans, William N. The Social and Economic Impact of Native American Casinos. Cambridge, MA: National Bureau of Economic Research, 2002. (E98.G18 E93 2002) <\/p>\n
Financial Summary for Licensed Lawful Gambling Organizations. Roseville, MN : State of Minnesota, Gambling Control Board. (HV6721.M6 F565) <\/p>\n
Gambling in Minnesota: An Overview. St. Paul: Minnesota State Lottery, 2013. <\/p>\n
Gambling Taxes. St. Paul: Minnesota House of Representatives, House Research Department. <\/p>\n
Governor's Report on Compulsive Gambling. St. Paul: Office of the Governor. (RC569.5 G35 G69) <\/p>\n
Grinols, Earl. Gambling in America: Costs and Benefits. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2004. (HV6715.G76 2004) <\/p>\n
Gambling Regulation and Oversight. St. Paul: Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor, Program Evaluation Division, 2005. (HV6721.M6 J86 2005) <\/p>\n
Hansen, Alicia. Lotteries and State Fiscal Policy (Tax Foundation Background Paper). (HG6126 .H36 2004) <\/p>\n
Indian Gambling in Minnesota. St. Paul: Minnesota House of Representatives, House Research Department, 2008. <\/p>\n
Lawful (Charitable) Gambling in Minnesota:Issues Facing the Industry. Roseville, MN: Minnesota Gambling Control Board, 2009. (HV6721.M6 L393 2009) <\/p>\n
Lawful Gambling Manual. Roseville, MN: Minnesota Gambling Control Board. (KFM5785.Z9 L39) <\/p>\n
Lottery Organization Task Force. Lottery Organizational Task Force Report. St. Paul: The Task Force, 2005. (HG6133.M6 L69 2005) <\/p>\n
McCormack, Patrick J. Charitable Gambling in Minnesota. St. Paul: Minnesota House of Representatives, House Research Department, 2010. (HV6721.M6 M33 2010) <\/p>\n
Meister, Alan. Indian Gaming Industry Report. Newton, MA: Casino City Press, 2014. (E98.G18 M45 2014) <\/p>\n
Minnesota Live. (A proposal to renovate Block E (Hennepin and First Avenues between Sixth and Seventh Streets) in downtown Minneapolis. The centerpiece would be a state-owned and operated casino.) Minnesota: HV6711 .M55 2011. <\/p>\n
Minnesota State Lottery. St. Paul: Minnesota House of Representatives, House Research Department, 2006. <\/p>\n
Minnesota State Lottery. St. Paul: Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor, Program Evaluation Division, 2004. (HG6133.M6Y86 2004) <\/p>\n
Minnesota State Lottery July 1, 2004, through December 31, 2005. St. Paul: Financial Audit Division, Office of the Legislative Auditor, State of Minnesota, 2006. (HJ9865 .A27 no. 06-25) <\/p>\n
Minnesota State Lottery Overview. Roseville, Minn. : Minnesota State Lottery, 2013. <\/p>\n
Runge, C. Ford. The Workforce Economic Benefits of Minnesota Indian Gaming Association Member Tribes' Casino-Resorts. Minnesota : Minnesota Indian Gaming Association, 2007. (E78.M7 R86 2007) <\/p>\n
Social and Economic Costs of Gambling: A Report to the 2008 Minnesota Legislature. St. Paul: Minnesota Dept. of Human Services, 2007. (HV6721.M6 S63 2007) <\/p>\n
Stinchfield, Randy. Evaluation of State-Supported Pathological Gambling Treatment in Minnesota. Minnesota: 2008. (RC569.5.G35 S754 2008) <\/p>\n
Texas Hold'em. St. Paul: Minnesota House of Representatives, House Research Department, 2008. <\/p>\n
Williams, John. Charitable Gambling in Minnesota. St. Paul: Minnesota House of Representatives, House Research Department, 2005 (HV6721.M6 W55 2005) <\/p>\n
Williams, John. Gambling in Minnesota: A Short History. St. Paul: Minnesota House of Representatives, House Research Department, 2005. (KFM5785.Z9 W54 2005) <\/p>\n
Regulatory Statutes and Criminal Statutes (Department of Public Safety) <\/p>\n
Links to the World: Gambling includes links to information about gambling and to groups monitoring gambling issues <\/p>\n
Minnesota House Research Department Gambling Publications <\/p>\n
Minnesota Indian Gaming Association <\/p>\n
Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Gaming Compacts <\/p>\n
For historical information, check the following codes in the Newspaper Clipping Files and the Vertical Files: <\/p>\n
G2 (Gambling), G2.4 (Gambling Charitable), G2.1 (Gambling Compulsive), G2.3 (Gambling Indian), G2.6 (Gambling Lottery), G2.10 (Gambling Pari-mutuel Betting),G 2.18 (Gambling Video Gambling\/Slot Machines), M68 (Gambling Control Board), R10.8 (Racing Canterbury Park) <\/p>\n
For additional reports at the Legislative Library, use these Library catalog searches: Gambling; Gambling (Minnesota); Indian Gaming (Minnesota); Lotteries; Lotteries (Minnesota); Compulsive Gamblers; Charitable Gambling. <\/p>\n
Periodicals in the Librarys collection: <\/p>\n
Gaming News, La Fleur's Magazine, Link (Minnesota State Lottery) <\/p>\n
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