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Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 99 - KENO › Section 177-099-0090 - Special Keno Prizes

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1)
			 General: Special Keno increases the size of the prizes at the upper tier
			 levels, and eliminates some prizes at the lower tiers of the prize structure
			 when compared to the Keno prize structure.
(2) Selection of Option: As described in OAR
			 177-099-0030, a player must indicate the player's choice to play under the
			 Special Keno prize structure. When the Special Keno prize option is designated
			 on a ticket, the Keno prizes described in OAR 177-099-0080  are no longer
			 applicable.
(3) Prize Structure:
			 Prizes for each drawing are determined and awarded based on how many numbers
			 contained in a game play on a ticket match the winning numbers selected at that
			 drawing. Prizes are determined separately for each spot category. Prizes per
			 one dollar wagered, based upon potential sales of $8,911,711.18 per drawing,
			 are as follows: [Table not included. See ED. NOTE.]
(4) Amount Wagered: Special Keno prizes
			 multiply according to the amount played per drawing. Except as provided in OAR
			 177-099-0100, the highest potential prize for a Special Keno ticket is
			 $1,000,000 per drawing. If a ticket shows a wager of 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, or 20
			 dollars per drawing on a winning game play, the prize shown above for a $1
			 wager shall multiply, up to $1,000,000, according to the wager amount shown on
			 the winning ticket. For example, if a ticket shows a $5 wager on the 8 spot
			 category and the game play on the ticket matches 8 out of 8 of the winning
			 numbers, the prize associated with that ticket is $25,000 x $5 = $125,000. .
			 All Special Keno prizes for a prize category are capped at $1,000,000, and
			 certain Special Keno prizes will become pari-mutuel in accordance with section
			 (6) of this rule. However, Jackpot Bonus prizes awarded are in addition to the
			 $1,000,000 prize.
(5) Lump Sum
			 Payment: A prize-winning player is paid in one lump sum for all prizes.
(6) Limitation of $1,000,000
			 Special Keno Prizes: When the total amount won for the 10/10, 9/10, 9/9, 8/8,
			 and the 7/7 prize categories in the same game play in a single drawing reaches
			 or exceeds $1,000,000 in the prize category, the maximum prize amount of
			 $1,000,000 becomes pari-mutuel and the prize shall be divided among the number
			 of winning tickets for that game play on a pro-rata basis determined by the
			 amount that each winning ticket played in the drawing in which the prize was
			 won.
(a) Example: For example, if one Special
			 Keno ticket wins the top prize for the 10/10 spot ($1,000,000) in a drawing,
			 and the player wagered $20, and one Special Keno ticket wins the top prize for
			 the 10/10 spot ($1,000,000) in the same game play in the same drawing, and
			 another player wagered $5, the first player would receive 80% of the $1,000,000
			 prize (based on $20 wagered) and the second player would receive 20% of the
			 $1,000,000 prize (based on $5 wagered).
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 99 - KENO › Section 177-099-0095 - Keno Multiplier Option

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(1) General: When the Keno Multiplier option
			 is selected on a winning Keno or Special Keno game ticket, the prize amount is
			 multiplied by the Keno Multiplier number. The Keno Multiplier number (1, 2, 3,
			 5, or 10) is randomly selected prior to each drawing.
(2) Probability: The following table sets
			 forth the probability of the various Keno Multiplier numbers being selected
			 during a single Keno Multiplier drawing: [ED. NOTE: Tables referenced are
			 available from the agency.]
(3)
			 Applicability: A prize multiplied by the Keno Multiplier is subject to all Keno
			 or Special Keno rules applicable to the particular prize won. The Keno
			 Multiplier does not apply to the Keno Jackpot Bonus prizes nor to the Bulls-Eye
			 prizes.
(4) Director's Authority:
			 The Director, in the Director's sole discretion, is authorized to initiate and
			 terminate the Keno Multiplier option.
Tables referenced are not included in rule text.
Click here for PDF copy of
				  table(s)
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) & ORS
				  461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.200
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 99 - KENO › Section 177-099-0100 - Keno Jackpot Bonus

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(1)
			 General:
(a) Jackpot Bonus Prizes: In
			 addition to the Keno prizes described in OAR 177-099-0080, the Special Keno
			 prizes described in OAR 177-099-0090, and the Bulls-Eye prizes described in OAR
			 177-099-0105, the Director may designate additional prizes for some or all of
			 the Keno spot games. The Director may change this designation at any time. When
			 the Director designates a spot game as eligible for such a prize, the Director
			 shall determine the percentage of gross Keno sales (excluding sales of the Keno
			 Multiplier option and the Bulls-Eye option) to be allocated to a prize pool
			 held in reserve as an additional prize for winners of the top prize in the
			 designated spot game. A prize awarded from one of these prize pools is called a
			 Jackpot Bonus prize. A Jackpot Bonus prize is awarded when a ticket wins the
			 top prize for the designated spot under OAR 177-099-0080  or OAR 177-099-0090.
			 If the Jackpot Bonus prize pool for a specific spot is not won, the Jackpot
			 Bonus prize pool for that spot continues to grow.
(b) Director's Discretion: When the Director
			 exercises discretion to change the spot games eligible for a Jackpot Bonus
			 prize, the Lottery will post notice of the Jackpot Bonus change on the
			 Lottery's website at www.oregonlottery.org [File Link Not Available] seven
			 calendar days in advance of such change. Lottery may also announce the change
			 by any other reasonable means.
(c)
			 Rollover: When the Director exercises discretion to remove a spot game from
			 eligibility for a Jackpot Bonus prize, the Director shall rollover any funds
			 held in the prize pool for that spot game into any other Jackpot Bonus prize
			 pools as determined by the Director.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 99 - KENO › Section 177-099-0105 - Bulls-Eye Option

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(1)
			 General: The Bulls-Eye option adds an additional way to play Keno and Special
			 Keno. Bulls-Eye has its own prize structure and awards a prize for matching the
			 Bulls-Eye number in a drawing. Section (3) of this rule specifies the prizes
			 available for matching the Bulls-Eye number. When the Bulls-Eye option is
			 designated on a ticket, the Bulls-Eye prize is in addition to the Keno prizes
			 described in OAR 177-099-0080, the Special Keno prizes described in OAR
			 177-099-0090, and the Keno Jackpot Bonus prizes described in OAR
			 177-099-0100.
(2) Selection of
			 Option: As described in OAR 177-099-0030, to be eligible for a Bulls-Eye prize,
			 a player must purchase the Bulls-Eye option on any Keno or Special Keno ticket.
			 If the player does not select the Bulls-Eye option when purchasing a ticket,
			 the ticket is not played under the Bulls-Eye option and the ticket is not
			 eligible to win a Bulls-Eye prize.
(3) Prize Structure: The Bulls-Eye prize for
			 each drawing is determined and awarded when any of the player's selected Keno
			 or Special Keno numbers in a game play on a player's ticket match the Bulls-Eye
			 number selected randomly in the drawing for that game play. Bulls-Eye prizes
			 are determined separately for each prize category. Bulls-Eye prizes per each
			 dollar wagered, based upon potential sales of $8,911,711.18 per drawing, are as
			 follows: [ED. NOTE: Tables referenced are available from the agency.]
(4) Amount Wagered: Bulls-Eye prizes will
			 multiply according to the amount played per drawing. The highest potential
			 Bulls-Eye prize is $1,000,000 per drawing. If a ticket shows a wager of 2, 3,
			 4, 5, 10, or 20 dollars per drawing on a winning game play, the prize shown
			 above for a $1 wager shall multiply, up to $1,000,000, according to the wager
			 amount shown on the winning ticket.
(a)
			 Example: If a ticket shows a $4 wager on the 10 spot category and the Bulls-Eye
			 number selected matches one of the player's numbers and the Keno or Special
			 Keno game play on the ticket matches 10 out of 10 of the winning numbers, the
			 Bulls-Eye prize associated with that ticket is $300,000 x $4 = $1,200,000.
			 However, all Bulls-Eye prizes are capped at $1,000,000, and as a result the
			 Bulls-Eye prize for that game play is limited to $1,000,000 Certain Bulls-Eye
			 prizes will becomes pari-mutuel in accordance with section (6) of this rule.
			 However, Jackpot Bonus prizes awarded are in addition to the $1,000,000
			 prize.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 100 - VIDEO LOTTERY TERMINALS › Section 177-100-0000 - Video Lottery [SM] Game System

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The Director may operate a Video LotterySM game system using
				Video LotterySM game terminals approved under this Division.
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) & ORS
				  461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.215 &
				  461.217
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 100 - VIDEO LOTTERY TERMINALS › Section 177-100-0010 - Definitions

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For purposes of division 100, the following definitions apply
				except as otherwise provided in OAR chapter 177, or unless the context requires
				otherwise:
(1)
			 "
Certification
" means the inspection process used by the Lottery
			 to approve Video LotterySM game terminals and games.
(2) "
Decal
" means the stamp
			 displayed by the Lottery upon a Video LotterySM game terminal to provide notice
			 that the Video LotterySM game terminal is authorized by the Oregon
			 Lottery®.
(3)
			 "
Display
" means the visual presentation of Video LotterySM game
			 features shown on the screen of a Video LotterySM game terminal.
(4) "
Gray machine
" means a
			 gambling device as described in ORS
			 167.117(9).
(5) "
Manufacturer
" means any
			 individual, partnership, corporation, trust, association, joint venture,
			 limited liability company, or other business entity that manufactures,
			 assembles, services, or produces Video LotterySM game terminals or gray
			 machines in Oregon.
(6)
			 "
Service
" means the activities of a manufacturer related to the
			 maintenance, repair, testing, or quality assurance of gray machines.
(7) "
Video
			 Lottery
SM
" or "
Video Lottery
SM
game
" means the following games conducted through Video LotterySM game
			 terminals that are monitored by a central computer system:
(a) Video poker games;
(b) Video line games; and
(c) Any other lottery game designated by the
			 Oregon Lottery Commission as a Video LotterySM game.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 100 - VIDEO LOTTERY TERMINALS › Section 177-100-0080 - Certification Decal

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(1)
			 Each Video LotterySM game terminal certified for operation by the Lottery must
			 bear a certification decal and must conform to the specifications of the
			 prototype terminal of the same model that has been tested and certified by the
			 Lottery.
(2) No person other than
			 an authorized Lottery employee or agent may affix or remove the certification
			 decal. The placement of the decal represents that the Video LotterySM game
			 terminal has been certified, inspected, and approved for operation in
			 Oregon.
(3) No Video LotterySM game
			 terminal may be transported out of Oregon until the decal has been
			 removed.
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) & ORS
				  461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.215,
				  461.217 &
				  461.330
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 100 - VIDEO LOTTERY TERMINALS › Section 177-100-0090 - External Video Lottery [SM] Game Terminal Specifications and Age Restriction Requirements

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(1)
			 Video LotterySM game terminals operated by the Lottery may only display
			 information on the screen or terminal housing that has been approved by the
			 Lottery.
(2) At no time may anyone
			 other than an authorized Lottery employee or agent place stickers or other
			 removable devices on a Video LotterySM game terminal for any reason.
(3) Each Video LotterySM game terminal must
			 display an Oregon Lottery® logo.
(4) The following age restriction notice must
			 clearly be displayed on each Video LotterySM game terminal: "
No person
			 under 21 years of age may play
" or "
Must be 21 years of age or
			 older to play
" or "
Anyone under 21 years of age must not
			 play
."
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) & ORS
				  461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.215 &
				  461.217
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 100 - VIDEO LOTTERY TERMINALS › Section 177-100-0095 - Procurement of Video Lottery [SM] Game Terminals

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(1) Only the Lottery may possess and operate
			 Video LotterySM game terminals in Oregon.
(2) The Lottery may select and procure Video
			 LotterySM game terminals as necessary by contracting with manufacturers
			 approved pursuant to OAR chapter 177, division 35, and may provide the
			 terminals to Video LotterySM retailers.
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) & ORS
				  461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 100 - VIDEO LOTTERY TERMINALS › Section 177-100-0130 - Duties of Manufacturers

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Manufacturers, their employees, representatives, and agents
				shall:
(1) Promptly report to the
			 Lottery any violation or any facts or circumstances that may result in a
			 violation of ORS Chapter 461 or these rules.
(2) Provide immediate access to all records
			 and the entire physical premises of the business for inspection at the request
			 of the Lottery or its auditors.
(3)
			 Not conduct any advertising or promotional activities in Oregon (or directed at
			 Oregon residents) that are false or misleading regarding Video LotterySM
			 games.
(4) Promptly report to the
			 Lottery their knowledge or suspicion of any gray machine located within
			 Oregon.
(5) Attend all trade shows
			 or conferences as required by the Lottery.
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, ¦ 4(4) & ORS
				  461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.215,
				  461.217 &
				  461.400
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 100 - VIDEO LOTTERY TERMINALS › Section 177-100-0160 - Transportation of Video LotterySM Game Terminals Within, Into, or Through Oregon

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(1) No
			 person shall ship or transport Video LotterySM game terminals within or into
			 Oregon without first obtaining a written authorization for transport from the
			 Director. Transporting or shipping within Oregon means the starting point of a
			 trip is within the boundaries of the state and the termination point is either
			 within or outside the boundaries of the state. Transporting or shipping into
			 Oregon means the starting point of a trip is outside the boundaries of the
			 state and terminates within the boundaries of the state.
(2) No person shall ship or transport Video
			 LotterySM game terminals through Oregon without first obtaining a written
			 authorization from the nearest port of entry immediately upon arrival in the
			 state. Transporting or shipping through Oregon means the starting point and
			 termination point of a trip are outside the boundaries of the state and the
			 route between the starting and termination points enters the state.
(3) Notwithstanding section (1) of this rule,
			 authorization to transport a Video LotterySM game terminal within or into
			 Oregon for purposes of display or demonstration at a trade show conducted
			 within the boundaries of the state must be obtained as described in OAR
			 177-010-0120.
(4) The written
			 authorization required under sections (1) and (2) of this rule shall include:
(a) The manufacturer of each Video LotterySM
			 game terminal being transported;
(b) The model and serial number of each Video
			 LotterySM game terminal being transported;
(c) The full name, address, and telephone
			 number of the person or establishment from which the Video LotterySM game
			 terminals were obtained;
(d) The
			 full name, address, and telephone number of the person or venue to whom the
			 Video LotterySM game terminals are being sent or transported; and
(e) The dates of shipment or transport
			 within, into, or through the state.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 100 - VIDEO LOTTERY TERMINALS › Section 177-100-0180 - Approval for Instate Manufacturing and Servicing of Gray Machines Shipped Out-of-State

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(1)
			 General Approval: A manufacturer shall apply to the Director of the Oregon
			 Lottery for approval to manufacture or service gray machines within Oregon.
(a)
Director's Approval
: The
			 Director may authorize a manufacturer to manufacture or service gray machines
			 within the state of Oregon only if the manufacturer intends to export the gray
			 machines to another state or jurisdiction where the operation or possession of
			 the machines is legal. The Director shall require a manufacturer to cite the
			 law that authorizes the legal operation or possession of the machines in the
			 state or jurisdiction, and may require additional evidence that the gray
			 machines will be sold or otherwise provided to a person who is authorized to
			 operate or possess the machines in that jurisdiction. The authorization
			 includes approval to engage in ongoing research and development related to the
			 improvement and development of Video LotterySM game terminals the manufacturer
			 intends to manufacture.
(b)
Disclosure Requirements
: The manufacturer is subject to the same
			 disclosure and background investigation requirements as an applicant for a
			 major procurement. The manufacturer may be required by the Director to
			 reimburse the Lottery for the costs of background investigations.
(c)
Inspections and Audits
: A
			 manufacturer's premises, and all production, shipping, service, and financial
			 records, shall be made available for routine and unannounced inspections and
			 audits by the Assistant Director of Security. A manufacturer shall provide to
			 the Lottery, upon request of the Assistant Director for Security, a report
			 listing: the types and numbers of gray machines manufactured; the types and
			 number of machines in storage; the types and number of machines serviced; the
			 name and address of each individual or entity who purchased, leased, or
			 otherwise was provided gray machines or who agreed or expressed an intent to
			 purchase, lease, or otherwise acquire gray machines, or who own, operate, or
			 otherwise possess gray machines serviced by the manufacturer; the number of
			 shipments; destinations of all shipments; and methods of shipment, including
			 carrier used. The information in the report shall be for a time period
			 designated by the Assistant Director for Security. Shipment or transport of
			 gray machines to a destination outside of Oregon also must comply with OAR
			 177-100-0160.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 100 - VIDEO LOTTERY TERMINALS › Section 177-100-0185 - Instate Manufacturing of Video Lottery [SM] Game Terminals Operated in Oregon

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(1) A
			 manufacturer of Video LotterySM game terminals approved by the Lottery for the
			 Lottery's own use under OAR chapter 177, division 35, may manufacture such
			 terminals in Oregon.
(2) The
			 Director may issue temporary approval for the manufacture of Video LotterySM
			 game terminals upon submission and satisfactory review of the following
			 information:
(a) The information required by
			 ORS 461.410(1);
(b) The manufacturer's written statement of
			 intent to manufacture Video LotterySM game terminals to be operated in Oregon
			 solely by the Lottery; and
(c) A
			 copy of a letter or other document from the Lottery expressing an interest in
			 purchasing Video LotterySM game terminals from the manufacturer.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0005 - Definitions

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For purposes of division 200, the following definitions apply
				except as otherwise provided in OAR chapter 177, or unless the context requires
				otherwise.
(1) "Cash slip" means the
			 receipt issued by a Video Lottery game terminal for the payment of a player's
			 credits remaining at the end of play or for the payment of a Jackpot
			 Prize.
(2) "Specialty Game(s)"
			 refers to Video Lottery games, such as the Lottery's Platinum Spin Series
			 games, that offer specially designated prizes in amounts that are higher than
			 the usual prize amounts, including a Jackpot prize.
(3) "Jackpot Prize" refers to a prize won
			 during Specialty Game play that is greater than $600.
(4) "Payment Device" means an electronically
			 loaded card or other device loaded with or representing Lottery prize winnings
			 or other dollar amounts of $20,000 or less, which may include, but is not
			 limited to a debit card, with a corresponding player account.
Statutory/Other Authority: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) &
				  ORS 461
Statutes/Other Implemented: 461.230, 461.240, 461.250, ORS
				  461.210  & 461.220
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0010 - Game Requirements

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(1)
			 General: To play a Video Lottery game, a player deposits cash into a Video
			 Lottery game terminal that displays the deposit as a number of credits to which
			 the player is entitled. Each credit represents a monetary amount as specified
			 in each Video Lottery game. The player purchases a game play by wagering one or
			 more credits. Prizes are paid on the terminal in the form of credits. A player
			 may wager the credits that the player has won on additional game plays or may
			 direct the terminal to issue a cash slip for the remaining credits. For Jackpot
			 Prizes, the terminal will automatically cash out the Jackpot Prize and issue a
			 cash slip to the player for the amount of the Jackpot Prize.
(2) Bonus Game Plays: In addition to the
			 prizes paid as credits, and depending on the specific game, bonus game plays
			 may be awarded to a player. A prize awarded on an individual bonus game play is
			 independent of the original game play.
(3) Odds of Winning: A close approximation of
			 the odds of winning some prize for each game must be displayed on a Video
			 Lottery game terminal screen or a help screen. Each game also must display the
			 amount wagered and the amount awarded for each possible winning occurrence
			 based on the number of credits wagered on a game play.
(4) Payout Tables: Each game shall provide a
			 method for a player to view payout tables for that game.
(5) Age Requirement: To play a Video Lottery
			 game, a player must be at least 21 years of age.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 461, OR Const. Art. XV &
				  Sec 4 (4)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  461.210
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0011 - Accuracy of Wagers

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It is the sole responsibility of a player to verify the
				accuracy of a wager placed on a Video LotterySM game terminal by the player.
				The Lottery is not responsible for any wager placed in error. The Lottery will
				not cancel wagers or provide refunds.
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) & ORS
				  461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.215 &
				  461.217
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0012 - Ownership of Cash Slips

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(1)
			 General: Except for a cash slip claimed jointly in accordance with the
			 provisions of OAR 177-046-0110(5), until such time as a name of an individual
			 or individuals is imprinted or placed upon a cash slip, a cash slip is a bearer
			 instrument and is owned by the holder of the cash slip.
(2) Joint Owners: Multiple individuals at
			 least 21 years of age may jointly own and claim payment as owners of a cash
			 slip using the methods described in OAR 177-046-0110(5)  for claiming jointly.
			 Multiple individuals hold the cash slip as tenants in common. Multiple
			 individuals may specify the percentage of ownership each person holds. Each
			 individual must hold $1.00 of the cash slip value at a minimum.
(3) Owner: When a name is placed upon a cash
			 slip in the designated area, the cash slip ceases to be a bearer instrument.
			 The individual(s) whose name(s) appears in that area on the cash slip is the
			 owner(s) of the cash slip. More than one name may be placed on a cash
			 slip.
(4) Natural Person: Only a
			 natural person who is at least 21 years of age may own a cash slip and claim
			 payment for it.
Statutory/Other Authority: OR Const. Art. XV, § 4(4)(a),
				  ORS
				  461.120,
				  461.217,
				  461.230  & 461.250
Statutes/Other Implemented: OR Const. Art. XV, § 4(4),
				  ORS
				  461.120,
				  461.210,
				  461.215,
				  461.217,
				  461.220,
				  461.230,
				  461.240  & 461.250
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0015 - Game Play Price

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The price of a game play for a Video LotterySM game shall be
				clearly displayed on the terminal screen during play.
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4), ORS
				  461.210,
				  461.220,
				  461.230,
				  461.240,
				  461.250,
				  461.260 & 962, OL 1991
				  (enrolled HB 3151)
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.240
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0020 - Payment of Video Lottery Game Cash Slips

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(1) Original Cash Slip: Except as set forth
			 in sections (7) and (8) of this rule, an original cash slip is the only valid
			 receipt for claiming prizes or for redeeming credits remaining on a terminal. A
			 copy of a cash slip has no pecuniary or prize value and does not constitute
			 evidence of a cash slip.
(2)
			 Retailer Validation Requirements: A retailer shall pay a cash slip only if:
(a) The cash slip is presented for payment at
			 the retailer location that issued the cash slip.
(b) The player to whom the cash slip is
			 payable is 21 years of age or older and authorized to play under these rules
			 and Oregon statutes.
(c) The cash
			 slip is presented to the retailer within 28 days of the date it was properly
			 issued.
(d) It is intact and
			 legible and meets all the Lottery's security requirements.
(e) It is not counterfeit, fraudulent,
			 lacking the correct captions, altered, tampered with in any manner, or obtained
			 from the Lottery or Lottery retailer by any fraudulent means.
(f) The information appearing on the cash
			 slip corresponds with the computer record of the cash slip data recorded in the
			 Lottery's central computer system.
(g) It has not been previously paid,
			 and
(h) It is not a prize that must
			 be validated and paid by the Lottery, such as a Jackpot Prize.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0032

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Statutory/Other Authority: Sec. 4(4), ORS 461 & OR Const.
				  Art. XV
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  461.250
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0050 - Method of Determining Winners

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Each Video LotterySM game terminal must have a random number
				generator that will determine the occurrence of a specific card, symbol, or
				number to be displayed on the video screen during a game play. A selection
				process will be considered random if it meets the requirements of OAR
				177-200-0055.
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.217
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0055 - Requirements for Randomness Testing

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(1) Chi-Squared Analysis: Each card position,
			 symbol position, or number position must satisfy the 99 percent confidence
			 limit using standard chi-squared analysis. For purposes of this rule,
			 chi-squared analysis is the sum of the squares of the difference between the
			 expected result and the observed result. Card position means the first card
			 dealt, second card dealt in sequential order, up to the last card dealt. Symbol
			 position means the first symbol drawn, second symbol drawn in sequential order,
			 up to the last symbol drawn. Number position means first number drawn, second
			 number drawn in sequential order, up to the 20th number drawn.
(2) Run Test: Each card position, symbol
			 position, or number position must not produce a significant statistic with
			 regard to producing patterns of occurrences. For purposes of this rule, the run
			 test is a mathematical statistic that determines the existence of recurring
			 patterns within a set of data. Each card, symbol, or number position will be
			 considered random if it meets the 99 percent confidence level with regard to
			 the run test or any similar pattern-testing statistic.
(3) Correlation Test: Each card position,
			 symbol position, or number position must be independently chosen without regard
			 to any other card, symbol, or number drawn within that game play. This test is
			 the correlation test. Each pair of card, symbol, or number positions is
			 considered random if it meets the 99 percent confidence level using standard
			 correlation analysis.
(4) Serial
			 Correlation Test: Each card position, symbol position, or number position must
			 be independently chosen without reference to the same card, symbol, or number
			 position in the previous game. This test is the serial correlation test. Each
			 card, symbol, or number position is considered random if it meets the 99
			 percent confidence level using standard serial correlation analysis.
(5) Outside Influences: The random number
			 generator and selection process must be impervious to influences from outside
			 devices including, but not limited to, electromagnetic interferences,
			 electrostatic discharge, and radio frequency interferences.
Stat. Auth.: Or. Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4), ORS 461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.215, ORS
				  461.217
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0060 - Requirements for Percentage Payout

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The maximum payout percentage for the Lottery's Video LotterySM
				games is 96 percent.Extended play games may exceed this
				number.
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.220
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0065 - Video Lottery Game Management

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1)
Video Game Management
: The
			 Director of the Lottery shall manage the Video LotterySM games installed on its
			 Video LotterySM game terminals pursuant to ORS 461.200.The Director may revise
			 the Lottery's Video LotterySM games at any time and in any manner. The Lottery
			 is under no obligation to continue to operate existing games and may initiate
			 new or revised games at any time.
(2)
Retailer's Sales
: A
			 retailer's sales of all Lottery tickets and shares and sales of non-Lottery
			 products are the prime factors considered by the Lottery in managing the games
			 installed on its Video LotterySM equipment. A retailer's sales from Video
			 LotterySM games must comply with the provisions of OAR 177-040-0017  or
			 177-040-0061  and OAR 177-045-0030.
(3)
Removal of Games
: The
			 Lottery may furnish or remove video games from equipment on a retailer's
			 premises at any time for any reason.The Lottery may limit the amount of time
			 that a game is available at any time for any reason.
(4)
Test Equipment
: With the
			 consent of the retailer, the Lottery may test new or revised games on its
			 equipment on a retailer's premises.
(5)
Operation of Other Laws
:
			 This rule does not preclude the Lottery from removing any or all of its games
			 installed on its equipment or limiting the time or hours the games are
			 operational pursuant to any other applicable law or contract
			 provision.
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) & ORS
				  461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.215 &
				  461.217
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0070 - Requirements for Poker Games

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Video LotterySM game terminals offering poker games must meet
				the following requirements:
(1)
			 General: Standard decks of 52 playing cards shall be used.Jokers may be added
			 to the decks if the resulting payout percentages meet the requirements of OAR
			 177-200-0060.
(2) Shuffling: When
			 the deck is shuffled, it must be shuffled randomly and frozen.All cards used
			 for play must be taken in order from the top of the deck.All cards needed for
			 play must be stored in the non-volatile memory of the Video LotterySM game
			 terminal.Non-volatile memory is a device that stores information that cannot be
			 erased or destroyed when power is disconnected to the Video LotterySM game
			 terminal.The manufacturer need not represent the whole deck in memory.Shuffling
			 is the process of generating the cards possibly used in the play and may be
			 conducted in any manner that satisfies the randomness tests in OAR
			 177-200-0055.
(3) Dealing: The
			 program must deal the first cards in the order they are contained in the
			 shuffled deck to the player.For draw poker games or hands, the player must have
			 the option to hold or discard one or more of the cards initially drawn
			 according to the game design.Any autohold features that assist players in their
			 decision as to which of the cards to hold and discard for the chance to obtain
			 a winning combination must be displayed.Any cards that are discarded must be
			 replaced by the remaining cards in the deck by a predefined process that draws
			 any additional cards in the order they are contained in the shuffled
			 deck.
(4) Initial Cards: If the
			 initial cards dealt constitute a winning hand or hands according to the game's
			 pay table, the Video LotterySM game terminal must automatically notify the
			 player of the winning hand or hands, display the kind of hand (e.g., one pair,
			 two pair, three of a kind), and the potential prize amount.
(5) Conclusion of Play: At the conclusion of
			 each game play, the Video LotterySM game terminal must display the winning
			 combinations, if any, and the amount won.
(6) Extended Play: An extended play option
			 may be included.
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.220
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0075 - Requirements for Video Line Games

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(1)
General
: A video line game
			 must meet the following requirements:
(a)
			 Randomness: The program must select numbers and symbols that satisfy the
			 randomness requirements of OAR 177-200-0055.
(b) Multi-Line Game Play: When more than one
			 line is played during a game play, each individual line that is brought into
			 play by wagering additional credits must be clearly identified on the Video
			 LotterySM game terminal screen.
(c)
			 End of Each Play: At the end of each game play, the Video LotterySM game
			 terminal must display and identify each winning combination of numbers or
			 symbols, if any, and the amount won, if any.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0077 - Specialty Games

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(1)
			 General: The Lottery may offer Specialty Games. Specialty Games may be offered
			 as poker games or video line games.
(2) Validation of Jackpot Prize Cash Slip: A
			 cash slip issued for a Jackpot Prize may only be validated and paid at Lottery
			 Headquarters or a Lottery Branch, pursuant to section (3) of this
			 rule.
(3) Payment of Jackpot
			 Prizes: A Jackpot Prize must be claimed by an individual by completing a winner
			 claim form and submitting the form and cash slip as provided in OAR
			 177-200-0020.
			 The winner claim form may be obtained from any Lottery retailer, a Lottery
			 kiosk, from the Lottery Headquarters or a Lottery Branch, or downloaded from
			 the Lottery's website.
(4) Claiming
			 a Jackpot Prize Jointly: If more than one name appears in the designated area
			 on a cash slip issued for a Jackpot Prize, the cash slip must be redeemed in
			 accordance with the provisions of OAR
			 177-046-0110(6)(a) through
			 (h)  for tickets and shares.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 461 & OR Constitution Art.
				  XV & Sec. 4(4)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 461 &
				  461.250
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0080 - Discharge of Lottery from Liability

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(1) General: The State of Oregon, its agents,
			 officers, and employees, and the Oregon State Lottery Commission, its agents,
			 officers, and employees, are discharged of all liability upon award of a prize,
			 or, if a cash slip is presented to the Lottery for payment, upon payment of the
			 cash slip.The State of Oregon, its agents, officers, and employees, and the
			 Oregon State Lottery Commission, its agents, officers, and employees, are not
			 liable for any terminal malfunction, loss or delivery delay of a cash slip or
			 claim form by the United States Postal Service or a private express carrier,
			 nor are they liable for the payment of any cash slip presented to a retailer
			 for payment.
(2) Director's
			 Decisions: The Director's decisions and judgments regarding award of a prize
			 and the payment of a cash slip are final and binding. If a question arises as
			 to the amount of a prize, the amount of a cash slip, whether a Video Lottery
			 game terminal malfunctioned, or whether a cash slip or claim form was timely
			 received by the Lottery, the Lottery may deposit any prize winnings into an
			 interest-bearing escrow fund until it resolves the controversy, or it may
			 petition a court of competent jurisdiction for instructions and a resolution of
			 the controversy. All interest that may accrue while the prize winnings are on
			 deposit in an interest-bearing fund is and remains the property of the
			 Lottery.
(3) Disputes: In the event
			 a dispute occurs between the Lottery and a player as to the amount of a prize,
			 the receipt or amount of a cash slip, or whether a Video Lottery game terminal
			 malfunctioned, the Director may replace the disputed wager with one of
			 equivalent value.This is the player's sole and exclusive remedy.The Director's
			 decision is final.
Statutory/Other Authority: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) &
				  ORS 461
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  461.210,
				  461.220,
				  461.230,
				  461.240  & 461.250
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 200 - GENERAL VIDEO LOTTERYSM GAME RULES › Section 177-200-0090 - Governing Law

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(1)
General
: By playing a game on a Video LotterySM game terminal, a
			 player agrees to abide by and comply with Oregon law, including the statutes
			 and administrative rules governing Video LotterySM games and game terminals
			 that are in effect and as may be amended, and any additional terms and
			 conditions that may be found on the cash slip.In the event of a conflict
			 between any additional terms and conditions on a cash slip with the Lottery's
			 rules, the rules control.
(2)
Lottery Materials
: All materials distributed by the Lottery for
			 playing Video LotterySM games are to be used solely for playing the video games
			 permitted under these rules.Any use or reproduction of the materials for
			 purposes other than those permitted by these rules may constitute a violation
			 of Oregon gambling laws.
(3)
Director's Decisions
: All decisions of the Director regarding
			 Video LotterySM games are final.
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) & ORS
				  461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.215 &
				  461.217
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 198 - JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT › Division 1 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 198-001-0000 - Notice to Interested Persons of Agency Action Concerning Rules

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Prior to adoption, amendment, or repeal of rules regarding comparability of the value of work as defined in ORS 292.951(1), the Judicial Department shall give notice of the proposed adoption, amendment, or repeal:
(1) In the Secretary of State's Bulletin referred to in ORS 183.360 at least 15 days prior to the effective date.
(2) By mailing a copy to persons who have requested placement on the Department's mailing list established pursuant to ORS 183.335(7).
(3) By mailing a copy of the notice to the following persons, organizations, or publications:
(a) The Associated Press;
(b) United Press International;
(c) Administrator, Executive Department, Personnel and Labor Relations Division;
(d) Personnel Director, Legislative Administration Committee.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 198 - JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT › Division 1 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 198-001-0005 - Model Rules of Procedure

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The Judicial Department Personnel Division, pursuant to rulemaking authority granted to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and in accordance with ORS 183.341, adopts, by reference, Division 1 of the Attorney General's Model Rules of Procedure under the Administrative Procedures Act. This adoption applies only to rules required by ORS 292.956.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183.341 & ORS 292.956
Stats. Implemented: ORS 292.956
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 198 - JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT › Division 1 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 198-001-0010 - Determining the Comparability of the Value of Work

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(1) The authority for this rule is found in ORS 1.002 and 292.956.
(2) Definitions:
(a) Comparability of the value of work: The value of work measured by the needs of the employer an the knowledge, composite skill, effort, responsibility, and working conditions required in the performance of the work;
(b) Hay Method: The Hay Guide Chart-Profile Method of job evaluation.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 199 - OREGON GOVERNMENT ETHICS COMMISSION › Division 1 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 199-001-0000 - Notice of Proposed Rule

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Prior to the adoption, amendments or repeal of any rule other
				than a temporary rule, the Oregon Government Ethics Commission will give notice
				of the intended action:
(1) In the
			 Secretary of State's Bulletin referred to in ORS
			 183.360 at least 21 days prior
			 to the effective date;
(2) By
			 mailing or e-mailing a copy of the notice to persons on the Oregon Government
			 Ethics Commission's mailing list established pursuant to ORS
			 183.335(8) at
			 least 28 days before the effective date of the rule;
(3) By mailing or e-mailing a copy of the
			 notice to the legislators specified in ORS
			 183.335(15) at
			 least 49 days before the effective date of the rule; and
(4) By mailing or e-mailing, or furnishing a
			 copy of the notice to:
(a) Oregon Common
			 Cause;
(b) League of Oregon
			 Cities;
(c) Association of Oregon
			 Counties;
(d) Capitol
			 Club;
(e) Oregon School Boards
			 Association;
(f) Special Districts
			 Association of Oregon;
(g)
			 Confederation of Oregon School Administrators;
(h) Director, Department of Administrative
			 Services;
(i) Capitol Press
			 Room;
(j) Associated
			 Press;
(k) State Court
			 Administrator.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 199 - OREGON GOVERNMENT ETHICS COMMISSION › Division 1 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 199-001-0005 - Model Rules of Procedure

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Pursuant to the provisions of ORS
				183.341,
				the Oregon Government Ethics Commission adopts the Attorney General's Model
				Rules of Procedure, July 2019 version, as its rule of
				procedure.
The full text of the Attorney General's Model Rules of
				  Procedure is available from the agency at
https://www.doj.state.or.us/oregon-department-of-justice/client-resources/attorney-general-model-rules/
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  244.290
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  183.341
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 199 - OREGON GOVERNMENT ETHICS COMMISSION › Division 1 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 199-001-0007 - Commission Funding

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(1) Pursuant to ORS
			 244.255,
			 the Commission will charge assessments to public bodies in state government,
			 local governments, local service districts and special government bodies that
			 are subject to the Municipal Audit Law:
(a)
			 Public bodies in state government are assessed one-half of the Commission's
			 legislatively approved budget for the biennium, based upon their number of Full
			 Time Equivalent (FTE) employees.
(b) Local Governments, local service
			 districts and special government bodies that are subject to the Municipal Audit
			 Law will be assessed the remaining half of the Commission's legislatively
			 approved budget for the biennium, according to the criteria set out in ORS
			 297.485.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 199 - OREGON GOVERNMENT ETHICS COMMISSION › Division 1 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 199-001-0010 - Definitions, Commission Meetings and Procedures

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1)
			 Definitions as used in this rule:
(a)
			 "Commission" means Oregon Government Ethics Commission;
(b) "Commissioner" means a duly appointed
			 member of the Oregon Government Ethics Commission;
(c) "Director" means the Executive Director
			 appointed by the Commission pursuant to ORS
			 244.310 or a
			 person designated by the Executive Director to carry out specific
			 tasks;
(d) "Public Official" has
			 the meaning given that term in ORS
			 244.020.
(e) "Staff" means the Executive Director and
			 all other persons employed by the Commission.