SERVING THE PRIMARY REGULATORS OF INDIAN GAMING
The National Tribal Gaming Commissioners & Regulators (NTGCR) fosters collaboration, regulatory consistency, and professional development among Tribal gaming regulators through national conferences, training seminars, and certification academies focused on education and innovation in Tribal gaming oversight.
SERVING THE PRIMARY REGULATORS OF INDIAN GAMING
The National Tribal Gaming Commissioners & Regulators (NTGCR) fosters collaboration, regulatory consistency, and professional development among Tribal gaming regulators through national conferences, training seminars, and certification academies focused on education and innovation in Tribal gaming oversight.
NTGCR Announces Spring 2026 Scholarship Recipients
The National Tribal Gaming Commissioners & Regulators Scholarship Committee is proud to announce the Spring 2026 NTGCR Tribal Scholarship Award recipients: Bella John (Santee Sioux Nation), Raequel Picard (Nez Perce Tribe), and Cole Tom (Navajo Nation). Each recipient demonstrated strong academic achievement, leadership, and a commitment to serving their tribal communities.
News & Updates
It has come to our attention that fraudulent emails are circulating requesting financial contributions and claiming to be sent by the Chairman of the National Tribal Gaming Commissioner (NTGCR). Please be advised that these messages are not legitimate and were not sent or authorized by NTGCR. NTGCR does not solicit donations, contributions, or any form of financial support through email or other informal communication channels. If you receive such a message, please delete it immediately and do not click on any links or provide any personal or financial information.
Attend the Academy
Join us at South Point Hotel & Casino located in Las Vegas, Nevada for our regulatory academy, November 9-12, 2026. Attendeees receive over 26 hours of comprehensive regulatory training in this four (4) day academy led by experts in the Indian gaming industry and experienced Commissioners and Regulators from throughout the country.
Scholarship application open
The National Tribal Gaming Commissions & Regulators® (NTGCR®) will be awarding two (2) $2,500
Scholarships to students pursuing a degree in higher education at an accredited college or university as a full-time student; and one (1) scholarship in the amount of $2,500 for students currently enrolled in law school, pursuing a Juris Doctorate in honor of the late Jess Green, a Chickasaw Attorney.
News & Updates
NTGCR Announces Spring 2026 Scholarship Recipients
The National Tribal Gaming Commissioners & Regulators Scholarship Committee is proud to announce the Spring 2026 NTGCR Tribal Scholarship Award recipients: Bella John (Santee Sioux Nation), Raequel Picard (Nez Perce Tribe), and Cole Tom (Navajo Nation). Each recipient demonstrated strong academic achievement, leadership, and a commitment to serving their tribal communities.
NTGCR
News & Updates
NTGCR supports future Native leaders with two $2,500 scholarships for students pursuing higher education.
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Prediction Markets
NTGCR Advances Tribal Regulatory Engagement on Prediction Markets
The National Tribal Gaming Commissioners & Regulators (NTGCR) continues to monitor the rapid growth of prediction markets and their potential impact on Tribal gaming regulation, Tribal sovereignty, and established gaming laws. NTGCR is supporting informed regulatory discussion through education, collaboration, and legal advocacy.
Working alongside Tribal regulators and national partners, NTGCR is helping evaluate appropriate regulatory responses and ensuring that Tribal perspectives remain central as policy, litigation, and technology evolve. NTGCR remains committed to protecting the integrity of Indian gaming and equipping Tribal regulators with timely, practical information while recognizing that each Tribal nation must determine its own legal and regulatory approach.
The NTGCR will keep members and regulatory partners informed as this issue develops.
