INDIANA CHARITY
GAMING OPERATOR
Exam Practice Questions
2026-2027 Edition
Verified Answers Plus Rationales
Q&A; | Instant Download PDF
EXAM SPECIFICATIONS
Time Allocation: 2 Hours
Total Questions: 75 Questions on State Exam
Question Format: Multiple Choice with Rationales
Minimum Competency: 70% Required to Pass
Core Focus: Charity Gaming Law, Operations, Reporting, Compliance
Indiana Charity Gaming Operator Exam Prep 2026-2027 Page 1
, Exam Overview & Content Outline
EXAM PURPOSE
Indiana Charity Gaming Operator license covers lawful conduct of bingo, raffles, pull tabs, and other
charity gaming activities. Based on Indiana Code 4-32.2, 68 IAC, and Indiana Gaming Commission
(IGC) rules for qualified organizations conducting fundraising gaming.
CONTENT DISTRIBUTION
• Charity Gaming Law & Licensing (30%) — IC 4-32.2, 68 IAC, license types, qualifications, fees,
renewals, exemptions
• Game Operations & Conduct (30%) — Bingo, raffles, pull tabs, door prizes, allowable games,
prohibited conduct, worker requirements
• Financial Management & Reporting (25%) — Gross receipts, expenses, net proceeds, bank
accounts, financial reports, recordkeeping
• Compliance & Enforcement (15%) — Inspections, violations, penalties, suspension, revocation,
criminal offenses
QUESTION FORMAT & SCORING
Each item presents four options. Correct answers are highlighted in green with checkmark (✓).
Every question includes detailed rationale with Indiana charity gaming law. IGC requires 70% to pass
Operator exam.
STUDY STRATEGY
Master IC 4-32.2 and 68 IAC charity gaming rules. Know license types and qualification
requirements. Understand allowable games and prohibited conduct. Review financial reporting and
recordkeeping. Study worker eligibility and compensation rules. Know penalties for violations.
CURRICULUM ALIGNMENT
Questions reflect 2026-2027 standards: Indiana Code 4-32.2 Charity Gaming, 68 IAC Articles 1-24,
Indiana Gaming Commission regulations, and Indiana Department of Revenue requirements.
Indiana Charity Gaming Operator Exam Prep 2026-2027 Page 2
, SECTION I: Charity Gaming Law & Licensing
1. Qualified organization for charity gaming license must be:
A. For-profit corporation
✓ B. Nonprofit: religious, educational, veterans, fraternal, civic
C. Any business
D. Individual
Rationale: IC 4-32.2: Qualified organization = bona fide nonprofit religious, educational, veterans, fraternal,
civic, or charitable organization. Must exist 5+ years (or 1 year for some), have members, not formed
primarily for gaming. For-profit entities and individuals not eligible. IRS 501(c) status often required.
2. Charity gaming license types in Indiana include:
A. Annual only
✓ B. Annual, single event, special, expedited
C. Lifetime
D. No license needed
Rationale: 68 IAC: Annual license (year-round), Single event (1 event), Special (festival), Expedited (rush).
Also bingo, raffle, pull tab endorsements. Fees vary. Application 60 days before event. Background checks
required. License not transferable. Must be posted at event.
3. Maximum number of bingo events per week for annual license:
A. Unlimited
✓ B. 3 events per week
C. 7 events per week
D. 1 event per month
Rationale: IC 4-32.2: Annual bingo license allows max 3 occasions per week. Occasion = up to 6 hours.
Cannot exceed 52 weeks per year. Single event license = 1 occasion. Must be at licensed location.
Frequency limits prevent commercial gaming. Violations = penalties.
4. Prize limit for single bingo game:
A. Unlimited
✓ B. $1,000 per game
C. $100 per game
D. $10,000 per game
Rationale: IC 4-32.2: Bingo single game prize max $1,000. Aggregate prizes per occasion max $6,000.
Progressive jackpot separate rules. Door prizes not included in limit. Exceeding limits = violation. Must
announce prize before game. IGC monitors compliance.
5. Raffle ticket price and prize limits:
A. No limits
✓ B. Ticket max $100, prize max $250,000 per raffle
C. Ticket $1 max
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GAMING OPERATOR
Exam Practice Questions
2026-2027 Edition
Verified Answers Plus Rationales
Q&A; | Instant Download PDF
EXAM SPECIFICATIONS
Time Allocation: 2 Hours
Total Questions: 75 Questions on State Exam
Question Format: Multiple Choice with Rationales
Minimum Competency: 70% Required to Pass
Core Focus: Charity Gaming Law, Operations, Reporting, Compliance
Indiana Charity Gaming Operator Exam Prep 2026-2027 Page 1
, Exam Overview & Content Outline
EXAM PURPOSE
Indiana Charity Gaming Operator license covers lawful conduct of bingo, raffles, pull tabs, and other
charity gaming activities. Based on Indiana Code 4-32.2, 68 IAC, and Indiana Gaming Commission
(IGC) rules for qualified organizations conducting fundraising gaming.
CONTENT DISTRIBUTION
• Charity Gaming Law & Licensing (30%) — IC 4-32.2, 68 IAC, license types, qualifications, fees,
renewals, exemptions
• Game Operations & Conduct (30%) — Bingo, raffles, pull tabs, door prizes, allowable games,
prohibited conduct, worker requirements
• Financial Management & Reporting (25%) — Gross receipts, expenses, net proceeds, bank
accounts, financial reports, recordkeeping
• Compliance & Enforcement (15%) — Inspections, violations, penalties, suspension, revocation,
criminal offenses
QUESTION FORMAT & SCORING
Each item presents four options. Correct answers are highlighted in green with checkmark (✓).
Every question includes detailed rationale with Indiana charity gaming law. IGC requires 70% to pass
Operator exam.
STUDY STRATEGY
Master IC 4-32.2 and 68 IAC charity gaming rules. Know license types and qualification
requirements. Understand allowable games and prohibited conduct. Review financial reporting and
recordkeeping. Study worker eligibility and compensation rules. Know penalties for violations.
CURRICULUM ALIGNMENT
Questions reflect 2026-2027 standards: Indiana Code 4-32.2 Charity Gaming, 68 IAC Articles 1-24,
Indiana Gaming Commission regulations, and Indiana Department of Revenue requirements.
Indiana Charity Gaming Operator Exam Prep 2026-2027 Page 2
, SECTION I: Charity Gaming Law & Licensing
1. Qualified organization for charity gaming license must be:
A. For-profit corporation
✓ B. Nonprofit: religious, educational, veterans, fraternal, civic
C. Any business
D. Individual
Rationale: IC 4-32.2: Qualified organization = bona fide nonprofit religious, educational, veterans, fraternal,
civic, or charitable organization. Must exist 5+ years (or 1 year for some), have members, not formed
primarily for gaming. For-profit entities and individuals not eligible. IRS 501(c) status often required.
2. Charity gaming license types in Indiana include:
A. Annual only
✓ B. Annual, single event, special, expedited
C. Lifetime
D. No license needed
Rationale: 68 IAC: Annual license (year-round), Single event (1 event), Special (festival), Expedited (rush).
Also bingo, raffle, pull tab endorsements. Fees vary. Application 60 days before event. Background checks
required. License not transferable. Must be posted at event.
3. Maximum number of bingo events per week for annual license:
A. Unlimited
✓ B. 3 events per week
C. 7 events per week
D. 1 event per month
Rationale: IC 4-32.2: Annual bingo license allows max 3 occasions per week. Occasion = up to 6 hours.
Cannot exceed 52 weeks per year. Single event license = 1 occasion. Must be at licensed location.
Frequency limits prevent commercial gaming. Violations = penalties.
4. Prize limit for single bingo game:
A. Unlimited
✓ B. $1,000 per game
C. $100 per game
D. $10,000 per game
Rationale: IC 4-32.2: Bingo single game prize max $1,000. Aggregate prizes per occasion max $6,000.
Progressive jackpot separate rules. Door prizes not included in limit. Exceeding limits = violation. Must
announce prize before game. IGC monitors compliance.
5. Raffle ticket price and prize limits:
A. No limits
✓ B. Ticket max $100, prize max $250,000 per raffle
C. Ticket $1 max
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