I noticed the state gaming commission didn't mention nothing about coming in to Bristow Indiana Community Center and closing down the Euchre tournament that's been going for 20 years, it was a place where senior citizens went to socialize. It was definitely a non-for-profit. I didn't realize Perry County Indiana had so many criminals in it. The gaming commission must not have had to do that week except go after senior citizens.
The Indiana Gaming Commission does an astounding job in the State of Indiana. The organization inspires respect and admiration creating one admirable gaming experience in Indiana. Out of all the states in the USA this is the one to visit. Anything you would ever need is always updated via brochures or their website.
We've been running charitable Casino Fundraising events for year now in Indiana both licensed and unlicensed and EVERY time I have a client that has questions about conducting the event legally, Charitable Gaming has been more than gracious to spend the time on the phone answering questions. I can only state that everyone at IGC has been more than helpful. We have helped raised a lot of money for Charitable Organizations that are willing to do things the right way!
I was a certified dealer on Casino Aztar. (The boat) IGC Guys seemed to enjoy intimidating the dealers. I guess if you're wider than tall, that's what you have to do.
These guys are the biggest joke, especially Audrey. They will help the Indiana casinos screw you over. They don't care about the people's rights. They are the worst scumbags, going out of their way to help the casinos rip people off. Anyone expecting, justice, help from these SOBS will be greatly disappointed.
