The Nevada Gaming Control Board is a regulatory agency responsible for overseeing gaming activities in the state of Nevada. Established in 1955, it ensures that all gaming operations comply with state laws and regulations. The board conducts investigations, issues licenses, and monitors gaming establishments to maintain fairness and integrity in the industry. The board is composed of three members appointed by the Governor of Nevada. It plays a crucial role in protecting the public and ensuring that gaming revenues are properly reported and taxed. The Nevada Gaming Control Board also collaborates with other agencies to address issues related to gambling and gaming enforcement.