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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5008 - Lotto › Section 5008.10 - Variations of the Lotto game

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
The commission may offer a variation of the Lotto game
						that has a designated field of consecutive whole numbers beginning with one to
						a number designated by the commission not greater than 60 from which a player
						may select up to six numbers. The commission reserves the discretion to offer
						additional versions of the Lotto game with different prize structures and
						designated fields of numbers. If the commission offers an additional version of
						the game, sections
						5008.10 through
						5008.16 of this Part shall continue
						to apply.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5008 - Lotto › Section 5008.11 - Distribution of prize money for variations of the LOTTO game

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
(a)
Prize
					 calculation
. Prizes for a variation of the LOTTO game shall be
					 calculated as follows:
(1) The first prize
					 will be a prize of up to an amount designated by the commission, which will be
					 paid as a lump sum. A first prize will be awarded to game panels matching six
					 of six winning numbers for a particular drawing. The commission may limit the
					 number of top first prizes for a particular drawing to no more than a
					 designated number. If the limited number of top first prizes designated by the
					 commission exceeded for a particular drawing, the winning first-prize game
					 panels will share equally in a maximum first-prize pool equal to the product of
					 the top first-prize amount multiplied by the limited number of top first prizes
					 designated by the commission. At the commission's discretion, the commission
					 may change the top first-prize amount and any such change will be publicly
					 announced in advance of the effective date.
(2) Prizes paid to the second- through
					 fourth-prize levels shall be fixed prizes as prescribed by the commission.
					 There shall be a limit imposed on the second- through fourth-prize levels equal
					 to a fixed percentage of the gross ticket sales receipts for that particular
					 drawing. In the event that the limit would be exceeded for a particular draw,
					 the second- through fourth-prize levels shall be calculated on a pari-mutuel
					 basis in accordance with a formula established by the commission.
(3) The allocation of percentages of the
					 prize pool to various prize categories may be changed by the commission from
					 time to time. Any such change will be publicly announced by the
					 commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5008 - Lotto › Section 5008.12 - Ticket sales for variations of the Lotto game

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(a) The price for each wager in any variation
					 of the Lotto game shall be determined by the commission.
(b) A play card is not a valid receipt for
					 any game played. The bet ticket is the only valid receipt.
(c) No claimant will be considered eligible
					 to receive a prize without presentation of a valid winning bet
					 ticket.
(d) If for any reason, a
					 bet ticket is not entirely legible or is misprinted or altered in any way, then
					 the computer record created at the time of sale will be the sole method of
					 determining whether such ticket is a valid winning ticket.
(e) A bet ticket for any variation of the
					 Lotto game may not be canceled once issued by the computer terminal. However,
					 the agent may receive credit for any unreadable bet ticket issued, as these
					 tickets (although unreadable) are recorded on the computer file as valid
					 bets.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5008 - Lotto › Section 5008.13 - Prize funds for variations of the Lotto game

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(a) Up to 40 percent of gross ticket sales
					 receipts for each variation of the Lotto game draw date may be paid into the
					 commission prize account for allocation of prize winnings or as may be
					 otherwise prescribed by the New York State Lottery for Education Law.
(b) The commission may allocate a percentage
					 of gross sales for a particular game drawing to the prize pool for that
					 particular game, and not less than such amount shall form the basis upon which
					 the payment of prizes for the particular game shall be computed; provided,
					 however, that a lesser amount may be allocated to the prize pool if there is an
					 excess of prize funds beyond the amount needed to pay a fixed prize.
(c) The commission may allocate a percentage
					 of gross sales receipts for any game drawing of a variation of the Lotto game
					 to prize pools for any other game drawing dates of that particular variation of
					 the Lotto game; provided, however, that a greater amount may be allocated to
					 other prize pools of that particular variation of the Lotto game if there is an
					 excess of prize funds beyond the amount needed to pay a fixed prize. The amount
					 so allocated shall be referred to as the prize fund reserve for that particular
					 variation of the Lotto game. This prize fund reserve may be used to fund
					 promotions and maintain minimum prize levels, as determined by the
					 commission.
(d) In the event of
					 termination of any variation of the Lotto game for whatever reason, any prize
					 monies remaining undistributed in the prize fund reserve for that particular
					 variation of the Lotto game will be disbursed for the sole benefit of winners
					 of other commission games at the discretion of the commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5008 - Lotto › Section 5008.14 - Determination of prizes for variations of the Lotto game

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(a) For a variation of the Lotto game, six
					 numbers shall be randomly selected at a public drawing from a field of
					 consecutive whole numbers beginning with one to a number designated by the
					 commission not greater than 60. The first six randomly chosen numbers shall be
					 the winning numbers. The method of determination of prizes shall be publicly
					 announced in advance by the commission.
(b) The prize structure and odds of winning
					 may be publicly announced by the commission in advance of the effective
					 date.
(c) The commission reserves
					 the right to change the field of numbers. Any change in the field of numbers
					 shall be publicly announced by the commission in advance of the effective
					 date.
(d) In addition to the
					 announced prize structure, the commission may offer special prizes from time to
					 time.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5008 - Lotto › Section 5008.15 - Procedures for claiming a prize for variations of the Lotto game

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
A prize may be claimed in any variation of the Lotto game
						in accordance with this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5008 - Lotto › Section 5008.16 - Miscellaneous provisions applicable to variations of the Lotto game

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(a) All number
					 selections or other information appearing on a bet ticket for any variation of
					 the Lotto game shall be deemed to be made or given exclusively by the player.
					 Where one person submits a ticket as agent or nominee for another person or
					 persons, the commission shall not be deemed to have any knowledge of such
					 transaction, and all dealings of the commission will be conducted solely with
					 the bearer of the ticket.
(b) The
					 commission reserves the right to change the prize structures, frequency of
					 drawings, drawing dates, or the games themselves, and any such changes shall be
					 publicly announced in advance by the commission. Any public announcement
					 provided for in this Part shall be made in a news release, an advertisement, on
					 the commission's website, or in such other form as the commission, in the
					 commission's discretion, may prescribe to maximize public awareness.
(c) Any determination by the commission
					 described in this Part shall be made with consideration of any of the following
					 goals:
(1) to make the Lotto game or any
					 variation of the Lotto game more appealing or convenient for players;
(2) to further the commission's mission of
					 raising revenue for aid to education; or
(3) to allow the commission to administer the
					 Lotto game or any variation of the Lotto game more effectively or
					 efficiently.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5009 - New York's Numbers › Section 5009.1 - New York's Numbers

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
The following rules pertain to New York's Numbers and are
						supplementary to those rules of general applicability heretofore and hereafter
						promulgated by the commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5009 - New York's Numbers › Section 5009.4 - Drawings

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(a) New York's
					 Numbers drawings shall be held on a daily basis, Monday through Sunday, with
					 the exception of certain holidays to be designated by the commission.
(b) The commission may postpone or revise the
					 drawing schedule(s) and publicize the same if the commission finds, in the
					 commission's discretion, that such postponement or rescheduling will serve to
					 protect the public interest.
(c)
					 The site and time of the numbers drawings, as specified in subdivision (a) of
					 this section, will be at locations specified by the commission, publicly
					 announced, and held in accordance with procedures promulgated by the
					 commission.
(d) At such time as may
					 be deemed appropriate, the commission may issue a directive designating a
					 special numbers draw where additional prizes may be awarded from the
					 accumulated prize reserve monies.
(e) When any question shall arise as to the
					 validity of a lottery drawing for any reason whatsoever, the commission shall
					 make the determination as to the validity of said drawing on the basis of the
					 information at the commission's disposal. The commission's determination shall
					 be a final determination.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5010 - Win-4 › Section 5010.1 - Win-4

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
The following rules pertain to Win-4 and are
						supplementary to those rules of general applicability heretofore and hereafter
						promulgated by the commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5010 - Win-4 › Section 5010.3 - Drawings

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(a) Win-4 drawings
					 shall be held on a daily basis, Monday through Sunday, with the exception of
					 certain holidays to be designated by the commission.
(b) The commission may postpone or revise the
					 drawing schedule(s) and publicize the same if the commission finds, in the
					 commission's sole discretion, that such postponement or rescheduling will serve
					 to protect the public interest.
(c)
					 The site and time of the Win-4 drawings, as specified in subdivision (a) of
					 this section, will be at locations specified by the commission, publicly
					 announced, and held in accordance with procedures promulgated by the
					 commission.
(d) At such time as may
					 be deemed appropriate, the director may issue a directive designating a
					 "special Win-4 draw" where additional prizes may be awarded from the
					 accumulated prize reserve monies.
(e) When any question shall arise as to the
					 validity of a lottery drawing for any reason whatsoever, the commission shall
					 make the determination as to the validity of said drawing on the basis of the
					 information at the commission's disposal. The determination of the commission
					 shall be a final determination.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5011 - Pick-10 › Section 5011.1 - Definitions

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The definitions below apply to the Pick-10 game herein
						described:
(a) Pick-10 is a game that
					 has one field of 80 numbers from which a player selects 10 numbers.
(1) Prizes for the Pick-10 game shall be
					 awarded for tickets on which various numbers of player selections match the
					 winning numbers drawn. Prizes, payouts, and chances of winning are set forth in
					 section 5011.2 of this Part.
(2) Pick-10 play card means a card that
					 contains four game panels of numbered squares used by a player to select the
					 game the player desires to play, the number of game panels to be played and the
					 specific subset of numbers for each game selected. There is a separate play
					 card for the Pick-10 game.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5011 - Pick-10 › Section 5011.2 - Payment of prizes and chances of winning for Pick-10

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(a) Prizes will be paid for all tickets on
					 which the player selections match the winning numbers drawn for the day or days
					 played. The number of selections that must match the winning numbers drawn, and
					 the prize won is shown in the chart below:
Winning numbers matched Prize Chances of winning 10
						$500,000 1 in 8,911,711 9 $6,000 1 in 163,381 8 $300 1 in 7,384 7 $40 1 in 621
						6 $10 1 in 87 0 $4 1 in 22 Overall chances of winning: 1 in 17
These odds have been rounded to the nearest whole number.
						For any drawing in which there are more than 10 tickets on which the player
						selections match 10 winning numbers, the total prize payments available for
						such winning tickets shall be limited to $5,000,000; and the amount of the
						prize payable to the holder of each such ticket shall be determined by dividing
						the sum of $5,000,000 by the number of such tickets.
(b) The holder of a winning ticket may win
					 only one prize per game panel in connection with the winning numbers drawn for
					 a particular Pick-10 game, but shall be entitled to the highest prize won by
					 those numbers.
(c) A Pick-10
					 reserve will be created using the funds made available as a result of drawings
					 in which the total prizes paid are less than the 40-percent prize pool. This
					 reserve may be used, at the option of the director, to increase any or all
					 prize levels. Such increases may be permanent or for a specific period of
					 time.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5011 - Pick-10 › Section 5011.3 - Ticket sales

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(a) No person
					 shall sell a Pick-10 ticket at a price greater than that fixed by the
					 commission.
(b) The price of each
					 game panel for the Pick-10 game is $1. One-, two-, three-or four-game panels
					 may be played on each play card.
(c) Bets may be placed either for the next
					 scheduled drawing or for up to seven consecutive drawings. No other bet
					 durations are available.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5011 - Pick-10 › Section 5011.4 - Prize funds

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(a) Forty
					 percent of net sales for each Pick-10 game draw date shall be paid into the New
					 York Lottery prize account for allocation of prize winnings.
(b) In the event of termination of the
					 Pick-10 game for any cause, any prize monies remaining unallocated in the New
					 York State Lottery prize account will be disbursed for the sole benefit of
					 winners of other lottery games at the total discretion of the
					 commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5011 - Pick-10 › Section 5011.5 - Miscellaneous

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(a) All number
					 selections or other information appearing on a Pick-10 bet ticket shall be
					 deemed to be made or given exclusively by the player. Where one person submits
					 a ticket as agent or nominee for another person or persons, the commission
					 shall not be deemed to have any knowledge of such transaction and all dealings
					 of the commission will be conducted with the bearer of the ticket.
(b) The commission reserves the right to
					 change the prize structure, frequency of draws, draw dates or the game
					 itself.
(c) If, for any reason, a
					 bet ticket is not entirely legible or is misprinted or altered in any way, then
					 the computer record created at the time of sale will be the sole method of
					 validation of the ticket. The commission reserves the right to refuse payment
					 if all validation tests are not successfully completed.
(d) When any question shall arise as to the
					 validity of a lottery drawing for any reason whatsoever, the commission shall
					 make the determination as to the validity of said drawing on the basis of
					 information at the commission's disposal. The determination of the commission
					 shall be a final determination.
(e)
					 Neither the commission nor the commission's contractors shall be responsible
					 for lost or stolen tickets or for tickets redeemed or cancelled in
					 error.
(f) Commission rules do not
					 allow for the payment of prizes for previously redeemed or cancelled tickets.
					 Accordingly, neither the commission nor the contractors shall be responsible
					 for bet tickets inadvertently returned to a player following redemption or
					 cancellation by an agent. In such cases, the computer file will be the sole
					 method for determining whether the ticket has been previously redeemed or
					 cancelled.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5012 - Take Five › Section 5012.1 - Definitions

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The definitions below apply to the Take Five game herein
						described.
(a) Take Five means a game
					 played by placing five-digit number bets at agent locations.
(b) Take Five is a game that has one field of
					 39 numbers from which a player selects five numbers.
(c) Take Five play card means a card that
					 contains five game panels of numbered squares used by a player to select the
					 games the player desires to play, the number of game panels to be played and
					 the specific subset of numbers for each game selected.
(d) Take Five game panel means the area of
					 the Take Five play card that contains 39 squares numbered one through
					 39.
(e) Gross sales means the sum
					 of the dollar purchases of Take Five tickets eligible for a particular Take
					 Five drawing date.
(f) Winning pool
					 means 50 percent of the gross sales for a particular Take Five game that is
					 allocated for the purpose of paying prizes in that game.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5012 - Take Five › Section 5012.2 - Payment of prizes

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(a) Prizes for
					 all games shall be calculated as follows:
(1)
					 The prize money allocated from the winning pool to the first prize category
					 shall be divided equally by the number of game panels qualifying for a first
					 prize. For any Take Five drawing in which there is no game panel qualifying for
					 a first prize, the money allocated to the first prize category shall be added
					 to the money allocated to the second prize category.
(2) The prize money allocated from the
					 winning pool to the second prize category shall be divided equally by the
					 number of game panels qualifying for a second prize. For any Take Five drawing
					 in which there is no game panel qualifying for a second prize, the money
					 allocated to the second prize category shall be added to the money allocated to
					 the third prize category.
(3) The
					 prize money allocated from the winning pool to the third prize category shall
					 be divided equally by the number of game panels qualifying for a third
					 prize.
(4) No prize money will be
					 allocated from the winning pool to the fourth prize category. The fourth prize
					 shall be a free play in a future drawing of the Take Five game to be awarded to
					 each game panel that qualifies for a fourth prize.
(5) For the purpose of calculating any cash
					 prize to be paid, the calculation shall be rounded down so that prize can be
					 paid in multiples of 50 cents.
(6)
					 The holder of a winning ticket may win only one prize per game panel in
					 connection with the winning numbers drawn for a particular Take Five game, but
					 shall be entitled to the highest prize won by those numbers.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5012 - Take Five › Section 5012.3 - Ticket sales

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(a) No person
					 shall sell a Take Five ticket at a price greater than that fixed by this
					 Part.
(b) The minimum number of
					 game panels that must be played for the Take Five game is one for $1 and
					 increments of one game panel thereafter. Two, three, four or five panels may be
					 played for $2, $3, $4 or $5 respectively.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5012 - Take Five › Section 5012.4 - Prize funds

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(a) Fifty
					 percent of gross sales for each Take Five game draw date shall be paid into the
					 New York Lottery prize account for allocation of prize winnings.
(b) Not less than 50 percent of gross sales
					 for a particular Take Five drawing shall be the amount allocated to the winning
					 pool for that particular game, and not less than such amount shall form the
					 basis upon which the payment of prizes for the particular game shall be
					 computed.
(c) In the event of
					 termination of the Take Five game for whatever cause, any prize monies
					 remaining undistributed in the New York State Lottery prize account will be
					 disbursed for the sole benefit of winners of other Lottery games at the total
					 discretion of the commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5012 - Take Five › Section 5012.5 - Miscellaneous

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(a) All number
					 selections or other information appearing on a Take Five bet ticket shall be
					 deemed to be made or given exclusively by the player. Where one person submits
					 a ticket as agent or nominee for another person or persons, the Lottery shall
					 not be deemed to have any knowledge of such transaction, and all dealings of
					 the commission will be conducted with the bearer of the ticket.
(b) Take Five bet tickets may be canceled,
					 once issued, by the issuing computer terminal within the time permitted by the
					 commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5012 - Take Five › Section 5012.6 - Determination of prizes

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For each Take Five game, five winning numbers shall be
						randomly selected at a public drawing from a field of 39 numbers from one to
						and including 39.
Any game panel on the bet ticket having the
								  following shall be deemed to be a winning game panel:
The following shall be the prize categories:
The following shall be the percentage of the
								  winning pool allocated to prize categories:
All five winning
First prize
20%
Any four winning
Second prize
30%
Any three winning
Third prize
50%
Any two winning
Fourth prize
0%
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5012 - Take Five › Section 5012.7 - Chances of winning

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(a) First prize.
					 Five winning numbers in one game panel. Chances of winning: 1 in
					 575,757.
(b) Second prize. Any four
					 winning numbers in one game panel. Chances of winning: 1 in 3,387.
(c) Third prize. Any three winning numbers in
					 one game panel. Chances of winning: 1 in 103.
(d) Fourth prize. Any two winning numbers in
					 one game panel. Chances of winning: 1 in 9.6. Overall chances of winning a
					 prize for a $1 bet: 1 in 8.77.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5013 - Quick Draw › Section 5013.1 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
The definitions in this section apply to the Quick Draw
						game described in this Part:
(a) Quick
					 Draw means the Quick Draw game played at lottery sales agent locations as set
					 forth in this Part. The Quick Draw game has one field of 80 numbers .
(b) Quick Draw bet ticket means a
					 bet ticket for either the Quick Draw base wager or a Money Dots
					 wager.
(c) Quick Draw play card
					 means a card that contains designated areas used by a player to select the
					 number of spots (numbers) such player desires to play for the base wager of
					 Quick Draw games, the specific subset of numbers such player selects, the
					 amount of money such player desires to play per draw, the specific number of
					 consecutive draws such player desires to play and, if the commission so chooses
					 to offer, the Extra wager option. There is a separate play card for the base
					 wager of Quick Draw games.
(d)
					 Assigned drawing means a unique multi-digit consecutive number assigned by the
					 central computer system, which corresponds to a particular draw.
(e) Draw means the process in which the
					 winning numbers are drawn for a Quick Draw game. Draws will be held daily at
					 intervals during the hours designated by the commission. If for any reason a
					 draw cannot be held, the next draw will take place at the next scheduled draw
					 time.
(f) Money Dots. Money Dots is
					 a feature of the Quick Draw game in which a player may make a wager on the
					 Money Dots winning number that will be selected after the Quick Draw base-wager
					 winning numbers have been selected in a Quick Draw game.
(g) Net sales means the sum of the dollar
					 purchases (after cancellation) of Quick Draw tickets eligible for a particular
					 game draw.
(h) Prize pool means the
					 portion of net sales for a particular draw that is allocated for the purpose of
					 paying prizes in that game.
(i)
					 Spot means the quantity of numbers a player chooses to play in the base wager
					 of a Quick Draw game. For example, in a 10-spot wager, the player chooses 10
					 numbers; in a 9-spot wager, the player chooses nine numbers; etc.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5013 - Quick Draw › Section 5013.2 - Quick Draw game play

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(a) Game components
					 and draws. Each Quick Draw game shall have a base-wager component and, if the
					 commission so chooses to offer, a Money Dots wager component. A Quick Draw game
					 draw shall comprise the drawing of the Quick Draw base-wager winning numbers,
					 followed by the drawing on the Money Dots wager winning number, if the
					 commission elects to offer such wager. Each Quick Draw game shall be assigned a
					 unique multi-digit consecutive number by the central computer system, which
					 corresponds to a particular draw. Draws will be held daily at intervals during
					 the hours designated by the commission. If for any reason a draw cannot be
					 held, the next draw will take place at the next scheduled draw time and any
					 issued bet ticket for the draw not held instead shall be valid for the next
					 scheduled and completed draw.
(b)
					 Wager types.
(1) Quick Draw base wager.
(i) To make a Quick Draw base wager, a player
					 selects:
(a) a quantity of spots, from 1 to
					 10;
(b) a wager of $1, $2, $3, $4,
					 $5 or $10 per draw;
(c) the number
					 of consecutive draws the player wishes to play, beginning with the next
					 scheduled draw;
(d) numbers from a
					 field of 80 numbers in the same quantity of spots selected, or chooses a Quick
					 Pick option, in which the commission's central computer system randomly selects
					 the numbers for the player after the player designates the quantity of spots to
					 play.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5013 - Quick Draw › Section 5013.3 - Payment of prizes; chances of winning

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(a)
Prize amounts.
(1) Quick draw base wager. Prizes will be
					 paid for all bet tickets on which a player's Quick Draw base-wager bet ticket
					 matches the winning numbers drawn for the assigned drawing. The number of
					 selections that must match the winning numbers drawn, the prizes won for a $1
					 bet and the odds of winning are shown in the tables below:
(i) 10-spot wager.
Number Matched
Prize
Odds of Winning, 1 in
10
$100,000
8,911,711.18
9
$5,000
163,381.37
8
$300
7,384.47
7
$45
620.68
6
$10
87.11
5
$2
19.44
0
$5
21.84
Overall odds of winning in 10-spot wager: 1 in
						9.05.
(ii) 9-spot wager.
Number Matched
Prize
Odds of Winning, 1 in
9
$30,000
1,380,687.65
8
$3,000
30,681.95
7
$125
1,690.11
6
$20
174.84
5
$5
30.67
0
$2
15.69
Overall odds of winning in 9-spot wager: 1 in
						9.74.
(iii) 8-spot wager.
Number Matched
Prize
Odds of Winning, 1 in
8
$10,000
230,114.61
7
$550
6,232.27
6
$75
422.53
5
$6
54.64
0
$2
11.33
Overall odds of winning in 8-spot wager: 1 in
						9.17.
(iv) 7-spot wager.
Number Matched
Prize
Odds of Winning, 1 in
7
$5,000
40,979.31
6
$100
1,365.98
5
$20
115.76
4
$2
19.16
0
$1
8.23
Overall odds of winning in 7-spot wager: 1 in
						5.46.
(v) 6-spot wager.
Number Matched
Prize
Odds of Winning, 1 in
6
$1,000
7,752.84
5
$55
323.04
4
$6
35.04
3
$1
7.70
Overall odds of winning in 6-spot wager: 1 in
						6.19.
(vi) 5-spot wager.
Number Matched
Prize
Odds of Winning, 1 in
5
$300
1,550.57
4
$20
82.70
3
$2
11.91
Overall odds of winning in 5-spot wager: 1 in
						10.34.
(vii) 4-spot wager.
Number Matched
Prize
Odds of Winning, 1 in
4
$55
326.44
3
$5
23.12
2
$1
4.70
Overall odds of winning in 4-spot wager: 1 in
						3.86.
(viii) 3-spot wager.
Number Matched
Prize
Odds of Winning,1 in
3
$23
72.07
2
$2
7.21
Overall odds of winning in 3-spot wager: 1 in
						6.55.
(ix) 2-spot wager.
Number Matched
Prize
Odds of Winning, 1 in
2
$10
16.63
Overall odds of winning in 2-spot wager: 1 in
						16.63.
(x) 1-spot wager.
Number Matched
Prize
Odds of Winning, 1 in
1
$2
4.00
Overall odds of winning in 1-spot wager: 1 in
						4.00.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5013 - Quick Draw › Section 5013.4 - Prize funds

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In the event of termination of the Quick Draw game for
						any reason, any prize monies remaining may be used for prizes in other lottery
						games at the discretion of the commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5014 - Courier Services › Section 5014.1 - License requirement

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No person shall carry on a business in which such person
						acts as agent for another person in purchasing a lottery ticket, unless such
						person is duly licensed as a courier service pursuant to this
						Title.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5014 - Courier Services › Section 5014.2 - Courier license application and evaluation

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(a)
Application.
An applicant for a courier service license shall file an
						application in a form provided by the commission. An applicant shall have an
						ongoing duty to supplement such application as may be necessary to maintain
						updated information and accuracy. In addition to other requirements the
						commission may establish, such application shall describe how the audit and
						financial controls, technical standards and internal controls proposed for
						applicant's network will comply with the requirements of this Title.
(b)
Evaluation of
					 application.
In evaluating an application for a courier service
						license, the commission shall consider such factors as:
(1) financial responsibility and security of
					 the business or activity in which such person is engaged;
(2) sufficiency of existing lottery sales
					 agent and courier service licenses to serve the public convenience;
(3) whether the proposed network is
					 predominantly frequented by persons under the age of 18 years;
(4) volume of expected sales;
(5) conviction of any offense as defined in
					 the Penal Law;
(6) veracity and
					 completeness of information supplied on the application form or any supplement
					 thereto;
(7) applicant's
					 indebtedness, if any, to State or local government;
(8) business experience operating a
					 network;
(9) reputation of the
					 applicant;
(10) whether the audit
					 and financial controls, technical standards, internal controls, proposed for
					 applicant's network comply with the requirements of this Part; and
(11) whether the application submitted
					 contains a business plan demonstrating that compliance with all conditions of a
					 courier service license is achievable.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5014 - Courier Services › Section 5014.3 - Conditions and requirements of licensure

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(a)
Conditions.
A courier
					 service shall, as a condition of licensure:
(1) display prominently on its platform a
					 warning of the risk of being defrauded by lottery scams and information on
					 playing responsibly, which information shall be substantially similar to the
					 information displayed on the New York Lottery website or such other information
					 approved by the commission;
(2)
					 maintain a courier customer self-exclusion list and provide a mechanism for
					 courier customers to register through the network to exclude themselves from
					 using the network. Such list shall include any person who appears on a
					 statewide exclusion list maintained by the commission. A courier service shall
					 ensure to the satisfaction of the commission that any courier customer placed
					 on the self-exclusion list is prevented from requesting tickets through the
					 network;
(3) ensure the network
					 includes the following features:
(i) a daily
					 courier customer request limit of an amount approved by the commission, which
					 may provide that prize amounts of less than $600 awarded to a courier customer
					 and credited to the courier customer's account may be excluded from the daily
					 request limit;
(ii) the ability for
					 a courier customer to set a lower personal daily request limit; and
(iii) a waiting period, as determined by the
					 commission, before a courier customer can raise a previously set personal daily
					 request limit;
(4)
					 maintain a courier customer and ticket management system that includes a secure
					 database of all tickets requested through the network;
(5) maintain at a separate physical location
					 a secure backup database;
(6) not
					 use trademarks or other marks owned or controlled by the commission or any
					 multi-state lottery consortium except with the express approval of the
					 commission;
(7) offer for delivery
					 only games approved by the commission for delivery by such licensee;
					 and
(8) provide courier customer
					 support, for purposes of responding to courier customer inquiries and disputes,
					 in a manner approved by the commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5014 - Courier Services › Section 5014.4 - Display of license

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Each courier service shall make available on such
						licensee's website and platform a true copy of the license issued by the
						commission pursuant to this Title.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5014 - Courier Services › Section 5014.5 - Disclosure of games offered

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Each courier service shall disclose to the commission the
						lottery games, each of which the commission has considered and approved
						consistent with section
						5014.3(b) of this
						Part, that such courier service intends to offer for sale. Each courier service
						shall notify the commission of any proposed changes to such list of lottery
						games already approved for delivery by such courier service, pursuant to
						section 5014.3(b) of this
						Part, no later than 30 days prior to the effective date of such
						change.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5014 - Courier Services › Section 5014.6 - Courier customer agreements

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By creating an account using the network of a courier
						service to place a request for courier services, a courier customer
						agrees:
(a) to be bound by the
					 commission's regulations;
(b) to
					 release and hold harmless the courier service, the State and the commission
					 from any liability related to a request for courier services to purchase
					 tickets that is not completed before the drawing cutoff and never results in
					 the generation of the tickets requested; and
(c) that, in the event a dispute occurs as to
					 whether a ticket generated to complete a draw game ticket purchase request in
					 connection with a request for courier services placed through a network would
					 have been a winning ticket had the ticket purchase occurred and no prize is
					 paid, the commission may, at the commission's option, replace the ticket with a
					 ticket equal in value to the price of the ticket that is the subject of the
					 dispute, which remedy shall be the sole and exclusive remedy of the claimant
					 against the commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5014 - Courier Services › Section 5014.8 - Prevention of use by prohibited persons

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(a)
Participation prohibited.
A courier service shall prevent the following persons
						from opening an account or placing a request for courier services through such
						licensee's network:
(1) persons under
					 the age of 18;
(2) employees,
					 officers, directors or direct or indirect owners of such licensee;
(3) any spouse, child, brother, sister or
					 parent residing as a member of the same household in the principal place of
					 abode of any employee, officer, director or direct or indirect owner of such
					 licensee; and
(4) any person
					 identified on a restricted list the commission provides.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5014 - Courier Services › Section 5014.9 - Independent third-party testing

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(a)
Testing required.
Prior to engaging in courier operations, each licensed
						courier service shall submit such interactive systems, equipment and/or related
						components to an independent testing laboratory approved by the commission to
						conduct such category of testing, at the licensee's expense.
(b)
Topics for testing.
An independent testing laboratory shall use technical
						standards, as approved in writing by the commission, for the testing,
						certification and/or verification of the following topics:
(1) player account registration;
(2) player account controls;
(3) control program;
(4) client software;
(5) gaming disable/enable;
(6) shutdown and recovery;
(7) malfunction;
(8) geolocation;
(9) advertising;
(10) player loyalty programs;
(11) reporting;
(12) player interface;
(13) game recall;
(14) information security policy;
(15) administrative controls;
(16) technical controls;
(17) physical and environmental controls;
					 and
(18) any other function or
					 feature as required by the commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle T - New York State Gaming Commission › Chapter III - Division of Lottery › Subchapter A - State Lottery › Part 5014 - Courier Services › Section 5014.10 - Courier customer accounts

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(a)
Establishment of account.
Prior to placing a request for courier services through a
						network, a courier customer shall establish an account with the licensee
						operating such network.
(b)
Limitation on number of accounts.
A courier service shall establish controls to ensure that
						no courier customer is able to establish more than one courier customer account
						with such courier service. Each such account shall be non-transferable and
						unique to the courier customer who established the account.
(c)
Funding of accounts.
A courier customer account may be funded through the use
						of a courier customer's credit or debit card; promotional or other credit
						issued by the licensee, or such other method as the commission may
						approve.
(d)
Trust
					 account for courier customer funds.
Each courier service shall establish and maintain a trust
						account or trust accounts in national or State chartered banking institutions
						with balances sufficient to pay all money deposited by or on behalf of courier
						customers for the purchase of tickets, including all courier customer prizes.
						All prizes collected on behalf of courier customers shall be placed promptly in
						such trust account or accounts. Monies may be withdrawn from such trust account
						or accounts for no purpose other than to transfer a courier customer's funds to
						such courier customer, purchase courier services through the network as
						requested by such courier customer or as otherwise may be provided by the
						Abandoned Property Law. A courier service shall make available within five
						business days funds a courier customer requests to withdraw from such courier
						customer's account. A courier service shall make available to the commission
						any documents the commission requests in order to monitor compliance with this
						section.
(e)
Approval
					 required to sell or provide courier customer data.
No courier service may sell or provide to another person
						or entity courier customer information or data on purchasers of courier
						services.
(f)
Abandoned property.
Each courier service shall remit all funds in abandoned
						customer accounts of courier customers as may be required by Abandoned Property
						Law section 1315. U nclaimed and abandoned prize money is governed by Tax Law
						section 1614.