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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter A - Games Of Chance; General Provisions, Identification And Licensing › Part 4610 - Bell Jar Ticket Vending Machines In Possession Of Licensed Authorized Organizations › Section 4610.1 - Bell jar ticket vending machines in the possession of licensed authorized organizations

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Bell jar ticket vending machines in the possession of a
						licensed authorized organization as of November 4, 1998 (the effective date of
						this Part) but not prior to August 2, 1995 (the effective date of chapter 386
						of the laws of 1995), may be registered with the commission as a qualified bell
						jar ticket vending machine provided such machine was obtained from a
						commission-licensed manufacturer or commission-licensed supplier and provided
						that the manufacturer of the bell jar ticket vending machine has been licensed
						by the commission as a games of chance supplier. Bell jar ticket vending
						machines satisfying this paragraph may be registered subject to the following
						provisions:
(a) Form GC-01BJ, as
					 prescribed by the commission, must be completed and submitted to the commission
					 for each bell jar ticket vending machine requested to be registered by an
					 authorized licensed organization.
(b) Each application for registration shall
					 be accompanied by: an invoice, bill of sale or other similar receipt that
					 indicates the purchase price, date of sale and seller; current photographs of
					 each bell jar ticket vending machine; and a description of the machine's
					 components depicting that such machine would reasonably meet commission
					 standards and specifications. In the absence of an invoice, bill of sale or
					 similar receipt, an affidavit of the member-in-charge attesting to such
					 information may be submitted.
(c)
					 Bell jar ticket vending machines in the possession of a licensed authorized
					 organization that fail to comport with the requirements of this section must be
					 removed from the premises of each authorized organization.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter A - Games Of Chance; General Provisions, Identification And Licensing › Part 4610 - Bell Jar Ticket Vending Machines In Possession Of Licensed Authorized Organizations › Section 4610.2 - Coin-operated mechanical nonelectrical dispensing devices in the possession of licensed authorized organizations as of the date this section shall take effect

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(a) A
					 coin-operated mechanical nonelectrical dispensing device manufactured prior to
					 August 2, 1995 that was designed specifically to hold and dispense United
					 States postage stamps, which device is operated through the insertion of United
					 States currency followed by the selection of the postage denomination and the
					 manual manipulation of a lever or other apparatus resulting in the dispensing
					 of the selected postage, shall be permissible for use as a bell jar ticket
					 dispensing device so long as the coin-operated mechanical nonelectrical
					 dispensing device(s) was in possession of the licensed authorized organization
					 as of the effective date of these rules. Such machine may be registered with
					 the commission provided the provisions of subdivision (a) and (b) of section
					 4610.01 of this Part are satisfied.
(b) A coin-operated mechanical nonelectrical
					 dispensing device that was designed specifically as a postage stamp machine,
					 obtained after August 2, 1995 by licensed games of chance suppliers or licensed
					 authorized organizations may be registered with the commission, provided the
					 device was obtained from a commission-licensed manufacturer or supplier and
					 that the provisions of section
					 4610.1 of this Part are
					 satisfied.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter A - Games Of Chance; General Provisions, Identification And Licensing › Part 4611 - Coin Board, Merchandise Board And Seal Card › Section 4611.1 - Coin boards

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(a)
Coin
					 board
. A player having a bell jar ticket with a number matching a
					 pre-designated number reflected on a coin board for a prize, as set forth in
					 General Municipal Law section 186(3-c), or, if the number matches the
					 pre-designated winning number for a specific coin or consolation prize, the
					 player wins that coin or consolation prize and any cash prize value reflected
					 on the coin board under the coin. No coin board shall be taken out of play
					 unless at least 75 percent of total prizes have been awarded. Only United
					 States legal tender may be awarded as prizes. The maximum amounts of a single
					 prize permitted (the fair market value of the coin and the amount of the cash
					 prize awarded with it, if any) and the total series of prizes are set forth in
					 General Municipal Law sections 189(5)(a) and (c) and 189(6)(a)(2).
(b)
Merchandise board
. A
					 player having a bell jar ticket with a number matching a predesignated number
					 reflected on a merchandise board for a prize, as set forth in General Municipal
					 Law section 186(3-c), or, if the number matches the pre-designated winning
					 number for a specific prize or consolation prize, the player wins that prize or
					 consolation prize. No merchandise board shall be taken out of play unless at
					 least 75 percent of total prizes have been awarded. The maximum amounts of a
					 single prize permitted (the fair market value of the prize) and the total
					 series of prizes are set forth in General Municipal Law section 189(5)(a) and
					 (c) and 189(6)(a)(2).
(c)
Seal card
. A player having a bell jar ticket with a number
					 matching a pre-designated number, color or symbol reflected on a seal card
					 signs such player's name on a line on that seal card corresponding with the
					 number color or symbol appearing on the bell jar ticket and, upon removing the
					 corresponding seal wins the prize specified under that seal. No seal card shall
					 be taken out of play unless at least 75 percent of total prizes have been
					 awarded. The maximum amounts of a single prize permitted (the aggregate of the
					 cash prize and the fair market value of any merchandise prize) and the total
					 series of prizes are set forth in General Municipal Law section 189(5)(a) and
					 (c) and 189(6)(a).
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter A - Games Of Chance; General Provisions, Identification And Licensing › Part 4611 - Coin Board, Merchandise Board And Seal Card › Section 4611.2 - Operation of coin boards, merchandise boards and seal cards

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(a) No coin board,
					 merchandise board or seal card shall be put into play unless it shall have
					 imprinted thereon the commission-approved logo of the manufacturer, the game
					 serial number, the game ticket form number, the face value of each coin or cash
					 prize, the fair market value of any merchandise prize and the game
					 name.
(b) In the game coin board,
					 only United States legal tender shall be awarded as prizes. No commemorative
					 coins, merchandise or free plays shall be awarded.
(c) All aggregate values of cash, coin and
					 merchandise prizes for each series of coin boards, merchandise boards and seal
					 cards shall not exceed the amount set forth in General Municipal Law section
					 189(6)(a).
(d) All tickets
					 accompanying coin boards, merchandise boards and seal cars must meet the
					 specifications and requirements of bell jar tickets as enumerated in this
					 Part.
(e) No coin board,
					 merchandise board or seal card shall be sold by a licensed manufacturer until
					 such licensed manufacturer has received written approval from the commission
					 that such coin board, merchandise board or seal card satisfies all commission
					 requirements.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.1 - Types of games

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Only the following games of chance may be
						conducted:
(a) "Craps;"
(b) "Roulette;"
(c) "Black Jack;"
(d) "Big Six;"
(e) "Money Wheel;"
(f) "Chuck-A-Luck;"
(g) "Hazard;"
(h) "Under and Over Seven;"
(i) "Beat the Dealer;"
(j) "Merchandise Wheels;"
(k) "Big Nine;"
(l) "Color Wheel;"
(m) "Bang;"
(n) "Joker Seven;"
(o) "Horse Race Wheel;"
(p) "Best Poker Hand;"
(q) "Bell Jar," including "Coin Boards,"
					 "Merchandise Boards" and "Seal Cards;"
(r) "Fruit Wheel;"
(s) "Card Wheel;"
(t) "Raffles;" and
(u) any other game of chance that has been
					 approved in writing by the commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.2 - Limit on types of games

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No more than five single types of games of chance
						approved by the commission, excluding merchandise wheels, raffles, bell jars,
						coin boards, merchandise boards and seal cards shall be conducted during any
						one license period. No game of chance shall be conducted during a license
						period unless such game has been listed on the application for license to
						conduct games of chance (form GC-2) and license to conduct games of chance
						(form GC-5), or on an application to amend a license (form
						GC-6).
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.3 - Craps (Dice)

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(a) Equipment.
(1) A table with an upright rail running
					 around the table's outside edges, forming a rectangular enclosure. The rail
					 serves as a backboard and also helps to prevent the rolling dice from falling
					 off the table.
(2) Two dice. The
					 dealer has at least five dice in front of the dealer, from which the shooter
					 selects two dice to roll.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.4 - Roulette

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(a) Equipment.
(1) A standard table has a betting layout, a
					 roulette wheel and roulette balls.
(2) Wagers. All wagers at the roulette games
					 shall be made with cash, scrip, chips or wheel checks. The color of the wheel
					 check indicates the player, not a value.
(3) Roulette wheels.
(i) The wheel has 36 numbers and the symbols
					 0 and 00. The table's area consists of the betting section and a large
					 bowl-shaped recess called the bowl. This contains the wheel which is called the
					 wheel head. The interior of the bowl has a back track that contains a groove
					 running around the bowl's circumference. It is in this groove that the dealer
					 spins the roulette ball. When the speed of the ball diminishes, the ball falls
					 onto the bottom track of the bowl. The revolving wheel head and the bottom
					 track are marked off by black lines into eight equal sections. In the center of
					 each section on the bottom track there is a small obstacle. These obstacles are
					 placed alternately, vertically and horizontally and the rolling ball, as it
					 strikes them, is given a random and unpredictable motion. The bowl's bottom
					 underneath the wheel is open, and below it there is a flat base from the center
					 of which rises a spindle.
(ii) The
					 wheel head itself, the only moving part, consists of a disk or plate, slightly
					 convex in shape. Around its rim are partitions known as separators or frets,
					 and the compartments or pockets between these are called canoes. These pockets
					 are painted alternately red and black, except for two pockets that are green.
					 Each of the red and black compartments bears a number from 1 to 36. The green
					 pockets carry the symbols 0 and 00.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.5 - Black Jack

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(a) Equipment.
(1) A Black Jack table with up to seven
					 betting spaces on its layout.
(2)
					 One to four decks of 52 cards each, shuffled together and used as
					 one.
(3) A dealing box
					 (optional).
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.6 - Big Six

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(a) Equipment. A
					 wheel of variable size. Around the rim of the wheel's surface are sections,
					 each of which shows one side of three dice bearing different combinations of
					 the numbers 1 through 6. The wheel has a corresponding layout.
(b) The play.
(1) A player places a wager on one or more
					 numbers on the layout and the dealer spins the wheel. When the wheel stops, the
					 section in which the indicator arm rests is the winning combination.
(2) If the player places a wager on the
					 number 1 and the wheel stops at 1-2-3, the payoff odds are 1-to-1 since the
					 number 1 showed only once. If the wheel stops at 1-1-2, the payoff odds are
					 2-to-1 since the number 1 showed twice. This holds true for all the numbers;
					 e.g., if the player places his wager on number 5 and the wheel stops on 4-5-6,
					 the payoff odds are 1-to-1. If the wheel stops at 5-5-5, the payoff odds are
					 3-to-1.
(3) The maximum bet shall
					 be $5 or its equivalent in chips.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.7 - Big Nine

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(a) Equipment. A
					 wheel of variable size. The rim of the wheel is divided into sections, some of
					 which bear different combinations of the numbers 1 through 9. Other sections
					 display a picture of a diamond, star and eagle. The wheel has a corresponding
					 layout.
(b) The play.
(1) A player places a wager on one or more
					 numbers or symbols on the layout and the dealer spins the wheel. When the wheel
					 stops, the section in which the indicator arm rests is the winning
					 combination.
(2) If the player
					 places a wager on the number 1 and the wheel stops at 1-1-9- 9-9, the payoff
					 odds are 2-to-1 because the number 1 showed twice. If the wheel stops at
					 1-1-1-4-4, the payoff odds are 3-to-1 because the number 1 showed three times.
					 This holds true for all the numbers; e.g., if the player places his wager on
					 number 5 and the wheel stops on 2-2-5-5-5, the payoff odds are 3- to-1. If the
					 wheel stops at 5-5-5-5-5, the payoff odds are 5-to-1.
(3) The odds for the diamond, star or eagle
					 shall be displayed on the layout.
(4) The maximum bet shall be $5 or its
					 equivalent in chips.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.8 - Money Wheel

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(a) Equipment. A
					 wheel of variable size. Around the rim of the wheel's surface are sections. In
					 some of these sections are new American currency or their facsimile in
					 denominations of $1, $2, $5, $10 and $20. Other sections display a picture of
					 the American flag and a joker. The wheel has a corresponding layout.
(b) The play.
(1) A player places a wager on one or more
					 numbers, flag or joker on the layout and the dealer spins the wheel. When the
					 wheel stops, the section in which the indicator arm rests is the winning number
					 or symbol.
(2) The number on the
					 bills indicates the payoff odds to the players. If the wheel stops on the $1
					 bill, the payoff odds are 1-to-1. A winning wager on the $2 bill is paid off at
					 2-to-1, on the $5 at 5-to-1, on the $10 at 10-to-1, on the $20 at 20-to-1. The
					 payoff odds on the flag and joker, ranging from 25-to-1 through 40-to-1, shall
					 be conspicuously displayed on the layout.
(3) The maximum bet shall be $5 or its
					 equivalent in chips.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.9 - Color Wheel

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(a) Equipment. A
					 wheel of variable size. The rim of the wheel is divided into sections, each of
					 which shows one color. The wheel has a corresponding layout.
(b) The play.
(1) A player places a wager on one or more
					 colors on the layout, and the dealer spins the wheel. When the wheel stops, the
					 section in which the indicator arm rests is the winning color.
(2) The payoff odds shall be conspicuously
					 displayed on the layout.
(3) The
					 maximum bet shall be $5 or its equivalent in chips.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.10 - Merchandise Wheels

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(a) Equipment. A
					 wheel or wheels of variable size that have numbers, symbols or colors used to
					 designate the winning wager and, where applicable, the type of merchandise to
					 be awarded. The wheel has a corresponding layout.
(b) Wager. The maximum wager is $2.
					 Merchandise shall not be wagered by a participant.
(c) Winning wagers. No cash, only merchandise
					 shall be awarded. No single prize shall exceed a value of $250.
(d) Control sheet. Each merchandise wheel
					 shall have an inventory control sheet that shall indicate the cost to the
					 licensee of each item of merchandise awarded at the wheel or, if donated, its
					 current retail price. When a total of $10,000 in prizes has been awarded at a
					 merchandise wheel, the merchandise wheel must be closed (see section
					 4622.12 of this Subchapter). It
					 will not be necessary to file the inventory control sheet with form
					 GC-7B.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.11 - Chuck-A-Luck

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(a) Equipment.
(1) A cage or chute.
(2) Three dice.
(3) A table layout bearing the numbers 1, 2,
					 3, 4, 5, 6.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.12 - Hazard

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(a) Equipment.
(1) A cage or chute.
(2) Three dice.
(3) A table layout with wagers and
					 odds.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.13 - Under and Over Seven

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(a) Equipment.
(1) A cage or chute.
(2) Two dice. If thrown, the dealer has at
					 least five dice in front of the dealer, from which the shooter selects two dice
					 to roll.
(3) A table and layout
					 with three betting spaces reflecting a number "7", "Under 7" and " Over 7". If
					 dice are thrown, a table with an upright rail running around the table's
					 outside edges, forming a rectangular enclosure. The rail serves as a backboard
					 and helps to prevent the dice from falling off the table.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.14 - Beat the Dealer

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(a) Equipment.
(1) A cage, chute or cup.
(2) Two dice.
(3) A table layout.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.15 - Bang

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(a) Equipment.
(1) A table with a layout and an upright rail
					 around the outside edges of the table. The rail serves as a backboard and also
					 helps to prevent the dice from falling off the table.
(2) Two dice. The dealer has at least five
					 dice in front of the dealer, from which the shooter selects two dice to
					 roll.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.16 - Joker Seven

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(a) Equipment.
(1) A table with a Joker Seven betting
					 layout.
(2) One deck of 52 cards
					 and 2 jokers.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.17 - Horse Race Wheel

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(a) Equipment. A
					 wheel of variable size. The surface of the wheel is divided into sections and
					 each section has a number corresponding to a pictorial horse or name of horse.
					 The rim of each numbered section is divided into smaller numbered sections,
					 which indicate the odds at which the winner is to be paid. The wheel has a
					 corresponding layout.
(b) The play.
					 A player places the player's wager on one or more numbers on the layout and the
					 dealer spins the wheel. When the wheel stops, the section in which the
					 indicator arm rests indicates the winning number and the odds to be
					 paid.
(c) The maximum bet shall be
					 $5 or its equivalent in chips.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.18 - Best Poker Hand

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(a) Equipment.
(1) A table layout numbered 1 through
					 10.
(2) A single deck of 52
					 cards.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.19 - Bell Jar

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(a) Equipment.
(1) A container, jar or vending machine used
					 for the containment of bell jar tickets.
(2) Bell jar tickets shall also include
					 "Pull-Tabs," "Break-Opens," and any other similar- type game comprised of
					 tickets or cards having a number or numbers, color or colors, symbol or symbols
					 that are covered, and that, when uncovered, may reveal that a prize shall be
					 awarded on the basis of a designated winning number, color or symbol, or a
					 combination of numbers, colors or symbols.
(3) A deal shall consist of a container(s)
					 that holds all the bell jar tickets of a game bearing the same serial number as
					 well as a flare.
(4) A flare that
					 is contained in the deal, and that must be prominently displayed, sets forth
					 the number of tickets and prizes contained in the deal, as well as the winning
					 number or numbers, color or colors, symbol or symbols.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.20 - Fruit Wheel

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(a) Equipment. A
					 wheel of variable size. Around the rim of the wheel's surface are sections,
					 each of which shows three symbols bearing different combinations of six
					 different types of fruit or similar objects. The wheel has a corresponding
					 layout.
(b) The play.
(1) A player places a wager on one or more
					 betting spaces on the layout and the dealer spins the wheel. When the wheel
					 stops, the section in which the indicator arm rests is the winning
					 combination.
(2) If the player
					 places a wager on the lemon and the wheel stops at lemon-orange-cherry, the
					 payoff odds are 1-to-1 since the lemon showed only once. If the wheel stops at
					 lemon-cherry-lemon the payoff odds are 2-to-1 since the lemon showed twice.
					 This holds true for all the types of symbols, e.g., if the player places a
					 wager on the apple and the wheel stops on apple-grape-banana, the payoff odds
					 are 1-to-1. If the wheel stops at apple-apple-apple, the payoff odds are
					 3-to-1.
(3) The maximum bet shall
					 be $5 or its equivalent in chips.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.21 - Card Wheel

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(a) Equipment. A
					 wheel of variable size. Around the rim of the wheel's surface are sections,
					 each of which shows the faces of three playing cards bearing different
					 combinations of the cards nine through ace. The wheel has a corresponding
					 layout.
(b) The play.
(1) A player places a wager on one or more
					 betting spaces on the layout and the dealer spins the wheel. When the wheel
					 stops, the section in which the indicator arm rests is the winning
					 combination.
(2) If the player
					 places a wager on the ace and the wheel stops at nine-ace-king, the payoff odds
					 are 1-to-1 since the ace showed only once. If the wheel stops at ace-ace-ten,
					 the payoff odds are 2-to-1 since the ace showed twice. This holds true for all
					 the card faces, e.g., if the player places a wager on the king and the wheel
					 stops on king-nine-ace, the payoff odds are 1-to-1. If the wheel stops at
					 king-king-king, the payoff odds are 3-to-1.
(3) The maximum bet shall be $5 or its
					 equivalent in chips.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4620 - Authorized Games Of Chance › Section 4620.22 - Raffles

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(a) Equipment. The
					 equipment used in the conduct of raffles and the method of play shall ensure
					 that each and every ticket to participate shall have an equal opportunity to be
					 drawn as a winner.
(1) Raffle tickets, with
					 the exception of the two-part "admission-style" tickets utilized in the game
					 commonly known as a "50/50 raffle" shall reflect the following:
(i) name and, if required by section
					 4601.1(a) of this
					 Title, the identification number of the authorized organization;
(ii) the location(s), date(s) and time(s) of
					 the drawing(s);
(iii) the
					 consecutively printed serial number of the ticket;
(iv) the price of the ticket;
(v) a list of the prizes offered;
(vi) the statement: "Ticket holders need not
					 be present to win."; and
(vii) each
					 ticket stub or receipt shall reflect the name, address and telephone number of
					 the ticket purchaser, and the consecutively printed serial number of the
					 ticket.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4621 - Games Of Chance Currency › Section 4621.1 - Permissible instruments for chance purchase

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As set forth in General Municipal Law section 195-d(3),
						a player may purchase a chance with cash or, if the authorized organization
						wishes, with a personal check, credit card or debit card. As set forth in
						General Municipal Law section 186(20), games of chance currency in the form of
						scrip or chips authorized by the commission also may be used at the discretion
						of the games of chance licensee.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4621 - Games Of Chance Currency › Section 4621.4 - Surrender of chips

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All games of chance currency in the form of chips is to
						be surrendered and redeemed for cash or merchandise either during or at the end
						of the license period. In the case of merchandise wheels, all prizes are to be
						in the form of merchandise and shall be awarded after each spin of the wheel or
						wheels where a winner has been determined.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4621 - Games Of Chance Currency › Section 4621.8 - Control of sale of games of chance currency

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The licensed authorized organization shall maintain
						necessary records to effectuate control of the sale of games of chance currency
						and proceeds from the conduct of authorized games of chance.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4622 - General Conduct Of Games Of Chance › Section 4622.1 - Duties of member in charge

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The officers of every authorized organization licensed to
						conduct games of chance shall designate not less than four bona fide members of
						the licensee to be in charge and primarily responsible for the management of
						the games of chance during each license period. Such members shall supervise
						all activities during the license period for which they are in charge and shall
						be responsible for the making of the required report thereof, GC-7, GC-7Q or
						GC-7R. The members in charge shall be familiar with the provisions of the Games
						of Chance Licensing Law, the applicable ordinances or local laws, the rules and
						regulations of the commission and the terms of the license. A member in charge
						shall be present on the premises where the game or games are conducted at all
						times during the license period.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4622 - General Conduct Of Games Of Chance › Section 4622.2 - Minors

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(a) Persons under
					 18 years of age may be permitted to attend games of chance license periods at
					 the discretion of the games of chance licensee, but shall not be allowed to
					 participate in the operation or play of any game or games of chance.
(b) One or more signs restricting
					 participation of persons under 18 years of age shall be prominently displayed
					 in each playing area.
(c) The
					 commission shall penalize a licensee found to have violated subdivision (a) of
					 this section as follows:
(1) for a first
					 violation, a written warning of such violation;
(2) for a second violation within one year of
					 a violation, a fine of $500;
(3)
					 for a third violation within one year of a violation, a fine of $1,000;
					 and
(4) for a fourth or subsequent
					 violation within one year of a violation, such further action as the commission
					 may deem appropriate, which may include without limitation the suspension or
					 revocation of any license or privilege to conduct games of chance in this
					 State.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4622 - General Conduct Of Games Of Chance › Section 4622.3 - Restriction on participation

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(a) No
					 person shall assist in the management of games of chance except a bona fide
					 member of the licensee. No person shall assist in the operation of games of
					 chance except a bona fide member of the licensee or a bona fide member of an
					 organization which is an auxiliary or an affiliate of the licensee. For the
					 purpose of the sale of tickets for the game of raffle, the term operate shall
					 not include the sale of such tickets by any person with a blood relationship or
					 affinity with a member of an authorized organization licensed to conduct a
					 raffle. Nonmembers may assist the licensee in any activity other than managing
					 or operating games of chance.
(b)
					 No person under the age of 18 years shall be permitted to assist in the conduct
					 of games of chance or participate in the play of any game or games of
					 chance.
(c) The commission shall
					 penalize a licensee found to have violated subdivision (b) of this section
					 according to the penalties set forth in subdivision (c) of section
					 4622.2 of this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4622 - General Conduct Of Games Of Chance › Section 4622.4 - Designation of officer responsible for utilization of games of chance monies

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The officers of a licensee shall designate an officer to
						be in full charge of, and primarily responsible for, the proper utilization of
						all monies derived from the conduct of games of chance in accordance with the
						Games of Chance Licensing Law and this Chapter. Not less than two members shall
						be responsible for counting the games of chance receipts.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4622 - General Conduct Of Games Of Chance › Section 4622.5 - Payment of person conducting games; gifts, donations prohibited

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No commission, salary, compensation, reward, recompense,
						reimbursement of expenses or gift or other consideration shall be paid,
						directly or indirectly, to any person for conducting or assisting in the
						conduct of any game or games of chance, except as hereinafter provided for
						bookkeepers or accountants who assist by rendering their professional services.
						No tip, gratuity or gift or other consideration shall be offered, given or
						accepted by any person conducting or assisting in the conduct of a game or
						games of chance, either directly or indirectly, and one or more signs
						prohibiting tipping shall be prominently displayed in each playing area. No
						person shall offer, solicit or receive any gift or donation or other
						consideration, directly or indirectly, on the premises during the conduct of a
						license period of games of chance.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4622 - General Conduct Of Games Of Chance › Section 4622.6 - Compensation of bookkeepers and accountants

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Bookkeepers and accountants receiving compensation for
						their services shall not participate or assist in any capacity in the conduct
						of the games. The fees paid for bookkeeping or accounting services shall not
						exceed those set forth in the following schedule:
(a) preparing "Financial Statement of Games
					 of Chance Operations" (GC-7)--$25 per license period;
(b) preparing and maintaining the bookkeeping
					 system required during the months when casino-type games and raffles are
					 conducted--$50 per month;
(c)
					 preparing and maintaining the bookkeeping system required during the months
					 when bell jars are conducted--$100 per month;
(d) preparing "Quarterly Statement of Bell
					 Jar Operations" (GC-7Q)--$75 per statement; and
(e) preparing "Financial Statement of Raffle
					 Operations" (GC-7R)--$25 per statement.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4622 - General Conduct Of Games Of Chance › Section 4622.7 - Admission of general public; charge optional

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No licensee shall restrict the general public from
						admission to games of chance periods, unless prior written permission is
						obtained from the commission. A fee may be charged by any licensee for
						admission to any game or games of chance conducted under any license issued
						under the Games of Chance Licensing Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4622 - General Conduct Of Games Of Chance › Section 4622.8 - Premises open to inspection

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The premises where any game or games of chance are
						conducted, or where it is intended that any game or games of chance shall be
						conducted or where it is intended that any equipment be used, shall, at all
						reasonable times, be open to inspection by the commission and the municipal
						governing body, and the officers, agents and employees
						thereof.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4622 - General Conduct Of Games Of Chance › Section 4622.9 - Ownership of devices and equipment

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(a) A licensee shall conduct a game or games
					 of chance only with equipment that such licensee:
(1) owns absolutely and that is permanently
					 and prominently marked with such licensee's name and identification number;
					 or
(2) leases from a licensed games
					 of chance supplier and that is permanently and prominently marked with the
					 supplier's name and license number; or
(3) leases, with or without charge, from an
					 authorized organization and that is permanently and prominently marked with the
					 lessor's name and identification number and such licensee has requested and
					 received prior written permission from the commission. No game of chance
					 license shall be issued by the municipality in the absence of such written
					 permission. The provisions of this section shall not be construed so as to
					 permit an authorized organization to engage in the business of selling or
					 leasing games of chance supplies or equipment.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4622 - General Conduct Of Games Of Chance › Section 4622.10 - Sale of merchandise prohibited

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The sale or offering for sale of any merchandise within
						one-half hour prior to, during, or within one-half hour after the conclusion of
						any games of chance license period is prohibited, except for the sale of or
						offering for sale of games of chance supplies or bell jar tickets by the
						licensee or the sale of food or refreshments, if authorized, by the
						licensee.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter II - Division of Charitable Gaming › Subchapter B - Authorized Games Of Chance, Games Of Chance Currency, Conduct Of Games And Supplies And Equipment › Part 4622 - General Conduct Of Games Of Chance › Section 4622.11 - Sale of New York State Lottery tickets

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New York State Lottery tickets may be sold or offered for
						sale during any games of chance license period by the authorized organization
						conducting that license period provided the organization is licensed by the
						Lottery Division to sell Lottery tickets.