Class II Gaming

Class II Gaming refers to a category of gambling activities primarily conducted by Native American tribes under the control of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. It includes games like bingo, electronic bingo, and certain lottery-style games, but excludes full casino table games like blackjack or poker. These gaming operations are regulated by tribal and federal authorities and typically involve games that rely on chance and are similar to traditional casino offerings but with specific rules and classifications defined by law. Class II gaming provides tribes with economic development opportunities while ensuring regulatory oversight and cultural considerations are maintained.