Lock Stock & Bingo
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| Event | When and where | Flyer and calendar |
|---|---|---|
| Gun bingo Winter Sportsman Bingo with Lock Stock & Bingo |
Saturday, February 20, 2027 · 1:00 PM Main hall American Legion Post 620, Hugo |
Flyer: Classic · Poster · Ticket Add to calendar · Change it in the flyer maker |
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| Sportsman Bingo American Legion Post 491, Bayport | Saturday, November 1, 2025 · 1:00 PM | Flyer |
| Vetertainment Gun Bingo American Legion Post 620, Hugo | Saturday, September 20, 2025 · 1:00 PM | Flyer |
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| VFW Post 1782 White Bear Lake, MN · 9.9 mi |
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| American Legion Post 168 White Bear Lake, MN · 10.0 mi |
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| American Legion Post 620 Hugo, MN · 11.5 mi |
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| American Legion Post 80 New Richmond, WI · 13.7 mi |
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Rules to check for gun bingo in Minnesota
- high Gambling may be conducted only on premises the organization owns or leases, under a board-form lease. A licensed organization may not conduct any activity on behalf of the lessor. A for-profit producer cannot conduct lawful gambling.
- medium People under 18 may not play pull-tabs, tipboards, paddlewheels or raffles. They may not play bingo, except exempt or excluded bingo, or community bingo with a parent. They may sell raffle tickets but may not otherwise help run games. Violations are misdemeanors. The section also limits play by gambling managers, lessors and their families.
- medium Bingo needs no license if it runs on 4 or fewer days a year, or at a fair or civic celebration (up to 12 days, 4 approvals a year). A licensed organization may not use this exclusion. Licensed bingo prizes are capped at $500 a game, with cover-all and progressive limits of $2,000.
- medium Chapter 349 does not ban firearm prizes, but prizes must comply with federal and state law. A pending GCB rule would require a posted policy on prize eligibility for firearm, alcohol and THC prizes. Gun bingo is limited by the $500 per-game bingo prize cap.
- medium A licensed organization may pay a percentage of its raffle gross profit to a nonprofit that sells the raffle tickets. This lets an outside nonprofit earn a share by selling a post's raffle. The statute sets no cap or form.