Oneida Indian Nation Gaming Commission
The Oneida Indian Gaming Commission (OINGC) is an independent agency, which has full jurisdiction and authority over the Nation's gaming operations.
Our mission
The Oneida Indian Nation Gaming Commission, as established under the Nation-State Compact and Nation Gaming Ordinance, shall ensure the integrity of casino gaming, and thereby protect the interests of the Oneida Indian Nation, its members, and guests.
Responsible play
Responsible gaming programs play an important role in casinos and gaming. These programs help to ensure guests can enjoy gaming as a form of entertainment while providing access to help for anyone who may feel that gaming has become a problem for them.
Voluntary Self Exclusion
If you would like to VOLUNTARILY EXCLUDE yourself from all gaming activities at our properties, you can contact the Oneida Indian Nation Gaming Commision by calling (315) 361-7788 or using the link below.
To remove yourself from the Exclusion list, please send a letter to:
Turning Stone Resort Casino, Attn: Oneida Indian Nation Gaming Commission PO Box 126, 5218 Patrick Road, Verona, NY 13478. Please note: in order to process your request, OINGC must receive a letter which contains your hand written signature, date of letter, and current address. These letters can not be written on the behalf of others. For more information, you can also contact us via Email.
Gaming integrity
The Oneida Indian Nation Gaming Commission is committed to ensuring fair play. Unfortunately, some individuals may enter our casinos intending to employ dishonest or illegal methods. To report a gaming concern to OINGC, please contact us. Please remember: when emailing to report suspicious gaming activity, we ask that you include specific details that may help our investigation. Information to include is: when and where the suspicious activity occurred and any information about who was involved (their name, nickname, age, date of birth, address, height, weight, tattoos, clothing, vehicle description, and people they associate or live with).
Licensing and background checks
If you are a tribal representative or gaming vendor needing assistance relating to gaming licenses, please contact us.
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