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Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 93 - DRAFTKINGS SPORTSBOOK › Section 177-093-0015 - Eligibility

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
To be eligible to purchase a share and win a prize in the
				DraftKings Sportsbook sports betting game, an individual must meet all the
				following requirements:
(1) Age
			 Restricted. An individual must be 21 years of age or older.
(2) Player Account and Agreement Required. An
			 individual must successfully establish a personal digital player account on the
			 DraftKings Sportsbook mobile app or site as described in OAR 177-046-0022. Upon
			 creation of the player account, the player shall agree to and comply with the
			 terms of use and terms and conditions provided to the player on the mobile app
			 or site. This includes any terms of use presented to the individual by the
			 entity holding the player account, including, but not limited to, terms
			 relating to the flow of funds through the player account as described in OAR
			 177-046-0027. The continued use of the player account on the mobile app or site
			 constitutes the player's consent to all applicable terms of use and terms and
			 conditions, as they are amended from time to time, which are available to
			 players and the public on the mobile app or site or upon request to the
			 Lottery.
(3) Certain Persons
			 Prohibited. A person must not be prohibited by law, contract, policy,
			 administrative rule, or terms of use from playing Lottery games. This includes,
			 but is not limited to:
(a) Commissioners and
			 all Lottery employees (including the Director and any Assistant Directors) and
			 any spouse, child, brother, sister, or parent of such persons as provided in
			 ORS
			 461.250;
			 and
(b) Employees of DraftKings or
			 immediate family members of such persons as provided in the terms of
			 use.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 93 - DRAFTKINGS SPORTSBOOK › Section 177-093-0020 - Purchasing a Share and Placing a Bet

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(1) To purchase a share, an eligible player
			 must first deposit money into a valid player account on the mobile app or site.
			 The funds in the player account can then be used (in addition to bonus funds,
			 when applicable) to purchase shares by placing a bet on a sporting event
			 through the mobile app or site.
(2)
			 The odds and payout associated with each bet are determined by the Lottery and
			 must be digitally displayed to the player on the bet slip before the bet is
			 confirmed.
(3) The Lottery only
			 accepts bets placed digitally.
(4)
			 A bet may only be placed when the player is physically located within the
			 geographic boundary of the state of Oregon and not on tribal lands.
(a) The Lottery must be able to verify the
			 physical location of the player when the bet is placed. Players must consent to
			 the Lottery's use of geolocation technologies as described in OAR
			 177-046-0022.
(b) The Lottery will
			 use official, publicly available data sources to geolocate tribal lands and
			 prohibit mobile gaming therein. For purposes of this rule, "tribal lands" means
			 federal Indian reservations, lands held in trust by the federal government for
			 the benefit of federally recognized tribes, and lands held in fee by federally
			 recognized tribes.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 93 - DRAFTKINGS SPORTSBOOK › Section 177-093-0025 - Price

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The price to purchase a share in the Lottery's digital sports
				betting game is the amount the player chooses to bet subject to all of the
				following limitations:
(1) In order to
			 responsibly manage funds for the public purpose, the Lottery reserves the right
			 to impose minimum and maximum limits on the bet amount or prize amount at any
			 given time based on the sport, odds, risk, and related factors. This will be
			 communicated to the player when the player attempts to place a bet at a certain
			 amount or for a certain prize payout that the Lottery will not
			 accept.
(2) The bet amount may not
			 exceed the player balance; under no circumstances will the Lottery extend
			 credit to a player. The player balance may be further limited by DraftKings or
			 any financial institution or payment processor involved in a
			 transaction.
(3) The player may
			 establish personal limits using the responsible gaming tools in the player
			 account. When in effect, the player may not bet above the personal
			 limit.
Statutory/Other Authority: Or Const, Art XV, § 4(4)(a),
				  ORS
				  461.120,
				  461.130,
				  461.150,
				  461.210,
				  461.220,
				  461.230,
				  461.240,
				  461.250  & 461.260
Statutes/Other Implemented: Or Const, Art XV, § 4(4),
				  ORS
				  461.200,
				  461.820,
				  Or Laws 2019, ch 355, §§ 42-45a, ORS
				  461.120,
				  461.130,
				  461.150,
				  461.210,
				  461.220,
				  461.230,
				  461.240,
				  461.250  & 461.260
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 93 - DRAFTKINGS SPORTSBOOK › Section 177-093-0030 - Method for Validating Bets and Determining Winners

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An eligible player wins a prize by placing a confirmed and
				validated winning bet:
(1) A bet is
			 valid if the bet was placed in accordance with OAR 177-093-0020  and other
			 applicable rules by an eligible player through a valid player account, the bet
			 was confirmed, and the bet is not otherwise voided or refunded by the Lottery
			 pursuant to any applicable rule or the terms and conditions. Lottery decisions
			 regarding the validity of a bet are final and binding.
(2) A validated bet is a winning bet if the
			 outcome on which the shares were risked accords with the official event results
			 as provided in this section and the in-game rules. The Lottery has the sole
			 discretion to determine winning bets based on the official event results.
(a) The Lottery reserves the right to delay
			 entering official event results when needed to review information relevant to
			 the outcome of the sporting event. The Lottery will generally defer to the
			 governing body for official event results as described in the in-game rules,
			 but the Lottery retains ultimate discretion to determine winners and pay
			 prizes.
(b) If a sporting event is
			 cancelled, suspended, abandoned, or interrupted or the Lottery is for any
			 reason unable to determine the outcome of a sporting event or particular
			 occurrence within a sporting event on which bets were placed, then related bets
			 may be voided at the Lottery's sole discretion as provided in OAR 177-093-0045  and the in-game rules for the sporting event.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 93 - DRAFTKINGS SPORTSBOOK › Section 177-093-0035 - Pools

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(1) General: Pools
			 are a fixed price point form of betting where bets are placed against other
			 bettors who have entered the same event. A player must pay an entrance fee if
			 required for that pool as outlined in the in-game rules. There are many types
			 of pools, including, but not limited to, squares, brackets, and survivors.
			 Pools are offered at the discretion of Lottery on the mobile site or
			 app.
(2) Prizes: The prize amount
			 depends on the number of other players in the pool and the number of winners.
			 There are different structures for prizes within each type of pool such as
			 guaranteed, parimutuel with rollovers, and parimutuel guaranteed.
Statutory/Other Authority: Or Const, Art XV, § 4(4)(a),
				  ORS
				  461.120,
				  461.130,
				  461.150,
				  461.210,
				  461.220,
				  461.230,
				  461.240,
				  461.250  & 461.260
Statutes/Other Implemented: Or Const, Art XV, § 4(4), Or
				  Laws 2019, ch 355, §§ 42-45a, ORS
				  461.120,
				  461.130,
				  461.150,
				  461.210,
				  461.220,
				  461.230,
				  461.240,
				  461.250  & 461.260
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 93 - DRAFTKINGS SPORTSBOOK › Section 177-093-0040 - Prizes

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(1) The number and
			 value of prizes for the DraftKings Sportsbook sports betting game is not
			 predetermined by the Lottery. The overall prize percentage payout will vary
			 over time due to the outcome of events offered and selections made by
			 players.
(2) The Lottery shall
			 digitally display the possible payout amount for any winning bet to the player
			 on the bet slip before the bet is confirmed. The payout is based on the amount
			 of the bet selected by the player and the odds associated with the bet.
(a) The Lottery calculates the payout using
			 decimal odds even if the player has selected to display odds in an alternative
			 format.
(b) The actual payout to a
			 player may differ from the amount displayed to the player prior to bet
			 confirmation in the case of ties, draws, or pushes. This occurrence depends on
			 the specific terms of the bet, is at Lottery's discretion, and is provided for
			 in the in-game rules.
(c) Some bets
			 may, from time to time, display an option to settle a confirmed bet early for a
			 portion of the original payout amount associated with the bet. This feature is
			 known as "Cash Out" or "Bet Back" and is available only at the Lottery's sole
			 discretion on some bets at some times. When a player chooses this option, the
			 player will receive the payout offered rather than the payout originally
			 displayed on the bet slip.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 93 - DRAFTKINGS SPORTSBOOK › Section 177-093-0045 - Voided Bets, Refunds, and Resettlements

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) In order to maintain the fairness,
			 integrity, security, and honesty of the Lottery and its operations, the Lottery
			 reserves the right to void any share or bet at any time for any reason, even
			 after the bet has been settled, including, but not limited to, when:
(a) The Lottery knows or has reason to
			 believe that the player has engaged in conduct prohibited by any applicable
			 source of law, including but not limited to conduct prohibited by OAR
			 177-046-0022  or 177-093-0050;
(b)
			 The Lottery knows or has reason to believe that the player does not meet all of
			 the eligibility requirements in OAR 177-046-0022  or 177-093-0015, or the
			 Lottery is unable to verify any of the information that the player provided in
			 order to establish the player account;
(c) The Lottery knows or has reason to
			 believe that the bet was not placed in accordance with all of the requirements
			 of OAR 177-093-0020;
(d) The
			 Lottery knows or has reason to believe the underlying integrity of the sporting
			 event is in question. This includes, but is not limited to, when the Lottery
			 believes a sporting event has been fixed or an individual who placed the bet
			 had unfair advantage because of access to information about an athlete or the
			 sporting event or was in any way involved in the sporting event such as, but
			 not limited to, as a participant (professional or amateur athlete), sports
			 agent, team owner, team employee, league official, referee, coach or similar
			 associated individual or the individual who placed the bet is an immediate
			 family member of such involved or associated person;
(e) The bet was accepted when the account did
			 not have sufficient funds to cover the original bet amount; or
(f) As provided in the terms and conditions,
			 terms of use, or in-game rules.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 93 - DRAFTKINGS SPORTSBOOK › Section 177-093-0050 - Prohibited Conduct

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(1) The
			 Lottery has determined that the following conduct negatively impacts the
			 Lottery's constitutional mandate to ensure the fairness, integrity, security,
			 and honesty of the Lottery. Therefore, the following conduct is prohibited:
(a) Conduct that is prohibited in relation to
			 the player account in OAR 177-046-0022;
(b) Conduct that is prohibited by the terms
			 of use that a player has agreed to;
(c) Conduct that is prohibited by the terms
			 and conditions that a player has agreed to;
(d) Conduct that is prohibited by these rules
			 or other applicable rule or law;
(e) Using unfair external factors or
			 influences on the game outcome; and
(f) Using software, bots, or other automatic
			 software to manipulate game results or the mobile app or site.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 93 - DRAFTKINGS SPORTSBOOK › Section 177-093-0055 - Disputes and Decisions of the Director

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(1) Generally, the transaction log database
			 maintained by DraftKings on behalf of the Lottery is the ultimate authority
			 when resolving disputes about whether (or not) a transaction occurred and the
			 details thereof.
(2) An individual
			 who has a complaint or dispute or believes their money or prize has been
			 misallocated, compromised, mishandled, or otherwise unlawfully or improperly
			 withheld or revoked may register a complaint with the Director's designee by
			 e-mailing support@draftkings.com or in writing to 222 Berkeley Street, 5th
			 Floor, Boston, Massachusetts 02116.
(3) If the designee's resolution under
			 section (2) of this rule is not satisfactory, the individual may escalate the
			 complaint to the Director of the Oregon State Lottery or the Director's
			 designee for a decision pursuant to OAR 177-046-0160. As stated in OAR
			 177-046-0160, the decisions of the Lottery Director are final. This includes,
			 but is not limited to, the amount or nature of a prize, the validity of a bet,
			 whether a bet is a winner, whether it was submitted in error or by fraud, and
			 whether a player has won a prize.
Statutory/Other Authority: Or Const, Art XV, § 4(4)(a),
				  ORS
				  461.120,
				  461.130,
				  461.150,
				  461.190,
				  461.210,
				  461.220,
				  461.230,
				  461.240,
				  461.250  & 461.260
Statutes/Other Implemented: Or Const, Art XV, § 4(4),
				  ORS
				  461.010,
				  461.200,
				  461.400,
				  461.440,
				  ORS
				  461.120,
				  461.130,
				  461.150,
				  461.190,
				  461.210,
				  461.220,
				  461.230,
				  461.240,
				  461.250  & 461.260
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 94 - WIN FOR LIFE › Section 177-094-0010 - Game Description

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(1) Win
			 for Life is a Lottery game based on fifteen horizontal sets of
			 numbers.
(2) Each of the fifteen
			 sets of numbers that match the winning numbers as prescribed by OAR
			 177-094-0080(1)
 
			 selected at each drawing on the date(s) indicated on the player's ticket
			 determine any prize amount won.
Stat. Auth.: Or. Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4), ORS 461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 94 - WIN FOR LIFE › Section 177-094-0020 - Price

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(1)
General
: The minimum price of a ticket for a single drawing is
			 $2.
(2)
Consecutive
			 Drawings
: The price of a ticket for play in consecutive drawings shall
			 be the price of a ticket for a single drawing ($2.00) multiplied by the number
			 of consecutive drawings in which the ticket will be played. The minimum ticket
			 price for consecutive drawings is $4.00 ($2 x 2 consecutive drawings = $4). A
			 player may purchase tickets for future consecutive drawings up to the maximum
			 permitted by the Lottery.
(3)
Game Boards
: A game slip contains five boards. Each of the five
			 boards may be used by a player to purchase a single ticket. Therefore, a game
			 slip may be used to purchase up to five tickets. Any game slip indicating a
			 total ticket purchase price greater than that permitted by the Lottery shall be
			 automatically rejected by the terminal.
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) & ORS
				  461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 94 - WIN FOR LIFE › Section 177-094-0030 - Ticket Purchase, Characteristics, and Restrictions

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(1) General: Win for Life tickets may be
			 purchased every day of the year during the hours of operation of the Lottery's
			 central computer system and a Lottery retailer's business hours.
(2) Ticket Purchase: Tickets may be purchased
			 either from a terminal operated by a retailer, i.e., a clerk-operated terminal,
			 or from a terminal operated by the player, i.e., a player-operated terminal. To
			 play Win for Life, a player must:
(a)
			 Complete a game slip for input into a clerk-operated terminal or
			 player-operated terminal:
(b)
			 Request a Quick Pick from a clerk; or
(c) Request a Quick Pick using a
			 player-operated terminal.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 94 - WIN FOR LIFE › Section 177-094-0040 - Cancellation of Tickets

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A player may cancel a Win for Life ticket for a single drawing
				or consecutive drawings. To cancel a ticket, a player must follow the procedure
				in OAR
				177-046-0060.
Stat. Auth.: Or. Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4), ORS 461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 94 - WIN FOR LIFE › Section 177-094-0050 - Drawings

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(1) Win for Life
			 drawings shall normally take place every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at
			 approximately 7:30 P.M. or at other times as determined by the
			 Director.
(2) Each drawing shall
			 randomly select four, two-digit numbers from a possible seventy-seven numbers
			 from one to seventy-seven which shall be the winning numbers. The winning
			 numbers selected at each drawing shall be generated through the use of a
			 computer-driven random number generator.
Stat. Auth.: Or. Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4), ORS 461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 94 - WIN FOR LIFE › Section 177-094-0060 - Ticket Validation Requirements

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(1) For a ticket to be valid and eligible to
			 receive prize payment, the ticket must be validated in accordance with the
			 provisions of OAR chapter 177.
(2)
			 A game ticket containing a winning game play which was also wagered in
			 subsequent, consecutive drawings may be validated prior to the occurrence of
			 future drawings for which the game ticket was purchased. An exchange ticket
			 shall be issued at the time the original game ticket is validated for the
			 remainder of the drawings appearing on the validated game ticket. An exchange
			 ticket shall also be issued at the time a previously issued exchange ticket is
			 validated for the remainder of the drawings appearing on the validated exchange
			 ticket.
Stat. Auth.: Or. Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4), ORS 461
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 94 - WIN FOR LIFE › Section 177-094-0080 - Prizes

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(1) General: Prizes
			 for a winning ticket are determined by matching each horizontal set in the
			 ticket's game play with the winning numbers from the relevant drawing. [Table
			 not included. See ED. NOTE.]
(2)
			 Prize Percentage Payout: The number of prizes for the Win for Life game is not
			 predetermined by the Lottery. The overall prize percentage payout for the Win
			 for Life game is estimated at approximately 65% over time, but the actual prize
			 payout may vary from day-to-day and year-to-year due to factors that include,
			 but are not limited to, the numbers of players participating each day and the
			 number of winning wagers.
(3)
			 Disputes: In the event of a dispute over the value of a prize or whether a
			 ticket contains winning numbers or is a winning ticket, the Director's
			 determination is controlling.
(4)
			 Multiple Prizes:
(a) Subject to the
			 validation requirements in OAR 177-094-0060, for each drawing, a player may
			 receive multiple prizes on each ticket for which a ticket containing a winning
			 game play is eligible.
(b) Only the
			 top-prize associated with each set of numbers within the Win for Life, $50,000,
			 $20,000, and $10,000 prize categories shall be paid.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 94 - WIN FOR LIFE › Section 177-094-0085 - Retailer Selling Bonus

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(1)
General
: For the purposes of OAR
			 177-040-0025(2)(a),
			 a retailer who sells any winning and validated Win for
			 LifeSM top prize of $1,000 per week for life shall
			 receive a bonus of $13,000 which is based on one percent (1%) of an estimated
			 prize value of $52,000 per year paid over a period of 25 years ($52,000 x 25 =
			 $1,300,000 x .01 = $13,000).
(2)
Multiple Top Prize Winning Tickets
: Notwithstanding section (1) of
			 this rule, if the Win for LifeSM top prize of $1,000
			 per week for life is reduced in accordance with OAR
			 177-094-0080(7)(g),
			 the selling retailer shall receive a bonus based on one percent of the actual
			 prize amount paid over a period of 25 years. For example, if the prize value
			 paid is $31,200 per year, the bonus shall be $31,200 x 25 = $780,000 x .01 =
			 $7,800.
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) & ORS 461
Stats. Implemented: ORS 461
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 94 - WIN FOR LIFE › Section 177-094-0100 - Annual Affidavit Required for Prize Winners of the Win for Life[SM] Scratch-it[SM] Ticket Game

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This rule applies retroactively to the Win for
				LifeSM Scratch-itSM
				ticket game that began April 4, 1995 and ended February 29, 1996.
(1)
Definitions
: The definitions
			 in OAR 177-094-0000  do not apply to this rule.
(a) "Original validation date" or "date of
			 validation" is the date the Lottery determined that the prize winner's Win for
			 LifeSM Scratch-itSM
			 ticket was valid and eligible for payment of the top prize of $1,000 per month
			 for life.
(b)
			 "Scratch-itSM" has the meaning set forth in OAR
			 177-050-0002.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 98 - MEGA MILLIONS® › Section 177-098-0000 - Purpose

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These rules establish the requirements for playing Mega
				Millions®, a lotto game operated through a Cross-Selling Agreement for the
				selling of the Mega Millions® Game by the Multi-State Lottery Association
				(hereinafter referred to as "MUSL"), of which the Oregon State Lottery is a
				member.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 190, 461, OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
				  &
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 98 - MEGA MILLIONS® › Section 177-098-0020 - Game Description

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(1)
			 General Information: Mega Millions® is a five out of seventy plus one out
			 of twenty-five lottery game, drawn on the day(s), time(s) and location(s) as
			 determined by the Mega Millions® Lotteries, and which pays the Jackpot
			 Prize, at the election of the player made in accordance with these rules or by
			 a default election made in accordance with these rules, either on a graduated
			 annuitized annual pari-mutuel basis or as a cash value option using a rate
			 determined by the Mega Millions® Finance Committee on a pari-mutuel basis.
			 Except as provided in these rules, all other prizes are paid as a single lump
			 sum payment. Mega Millions® winning numbers applicable to determine Mega
			 Millions® prizes will be determined on the day(s), time(s), and location(s)
			 as determined by the Mega Millions® lotteries. During a drawing event, five
			 numbers shall be drawn from the first set of seventy numbers and one number
			 shall be drawn from the second set of twenty-five numbers, which shall
			 constitute the winning numbers.
(2)
			 Selection of Numbers: To play the Mega Millions® game, a player shall
			 select (or computer pick) five different numbers, from one through seventy and
			 one additional number from one through twenty-five (the Mega ball). The
			 additional number may be the same as one of the first five numbers selected by
			 the player, as long as it is from one through twenty-five.
(3) Purchase of Tickets: Tickets can be
			 purchased for two dollars (U.S. $2.00), either from a terminal operated by a
			 retailer (i.e., a clerk-activated terminal) or from a terminal operated by the
			 player (i.e., a player-activated terminal).
(a) Purchase from Retailer: If purchased from
			 a retailer, the retailer will issue a ticket, via the terminal, containing the
			 player's selected set or sets of numbers or other indicia, each of which
			 constitutes a game play. The player may select a set of five numbers from one
			 to seventy and one additional number from one through twenty-five by:
(A) Marking six numbered squares in any one
			 game board on a play slip and submitting the play slip to the retailer;
			 or
(B) Requesting "Quick Pick" from
			 the retailer.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 98 - MEGA MILLIONS® › Section 177-098-0030 - Prize Claims

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(1)
			 General: A ticket, subject to the validation requirements set forth in these
			 rules and OAR
			 177-070-0035,
			 is the only proof of a game play or plays and the submission of a winning
			 ticket to the Lottery or an authorized retailer as required by these rules is
			 the sole method of claiming a prize or prizes, except that a Jackpot Prize (and
			 a Match 5 prize) must be claimed in person at Lottery Headquarters or at a
			 Lottery Branch, unless the ticket specifies that it must be claimed at Lottery
			 Headquarters. A play slip or a copy of a ticket has no pecuniary or prize value
			 and does not constitute evidence of ticket purchase or of numbers selected. A
			 terminal produced paper receipt, if any, has no pecuniary or prize value and
			 does not constitute evidence of ticket purchase or of numbers
			 selected.
(2) Prize Claims: Mega
			 Millions prize claim procedures are governed by the administrative rules of the
			 Oregon State Lottery. MUSL and the selling lotteries are not responsible for
			 Mega Millions prizes that are not claimed following the proper procedures as
			 determined by the Director.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 190, OR Const. Art. XV, Sec.
				  4(4) & 461
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  461
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 98 - MEGA MILLIONS® › Section 177-098-0040 - Mega Millions®Prize Pool

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(1)
Prize
			 Pool:
The prize pool for all prize categories offered by the Party
			 Lotteries shall consist of up to fifty-five percent of each drawing period's
			 sales, inclusive of contributions to the prize pool accounts and prize reserve
			 accounts, but may be higher or lower than fifty-five percent based upon the
			 number of winners at each prize level, as well as the funding required to meet
			 a guaranteed Annuity Jackpot Prize as may be required by OAR
			 177-098-0060(5).
(2)
Mega Millions® Prize Pool
			 Accounts and Prize Reserve Accounts:
The Product Group shall set the
			 contribution rates to the prize pool and one or more prize reserve or pool
			 accounts it has established.
(a)
Prize
			 Reserve Accounts:
The Product Group has established the following prize
			 reserve accounts for the Mega Millions® game:
(A) The Prize Reserve Account, which is used
			 to guarantee the payment of valid, but unanticipated, Jackpot Prize claims that
			 may result from a system error or other reason, to fund deficiencies in the
			 Set-Aside Pool, and to fund pari-mutuel prize deficiencies as defined and
			 limited in OAR 177-098-0040(3)(c).
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 98 - MEGA MILLIONS® › Section 177-098-0050 - Probability of Winning

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General:
The following table sets forth the
				probability of winning and the probable distribution of winners in and among
				each prize category for winning plays sold by party lotteries, based upon the
				total number of possible combinations in Mega Millions®.
Probability Distribution (see uploaded
				table)
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				  rule.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 190, 461, OR Const. Art. XV
				  & Sec. 4(4)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 461
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 98 - MEGA MILLIONS® › Section 177-098-0080 - Ticket Responsibility

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(1)
			 General: Until such time as a signature is placed in the area designated for
			 signature, a Mega Millions® ticket is owned by the bearer of the ticket.
			 MUSL, the Product Group, and the Lottery are not responsible for lost or stolen
			 tickets.
(2) Reporting Errors:
			 Winners are determined by the numbers drawn and certified by the independent
			 auditor responsible for auditing the Mega Millions® draw. Neither the
			 Lottery, nor MUSL is responsible for Mega Millions® winning numbers
			 reported in error.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 190, 461, OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
				  &
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 98 - MEGA MILLIONS® › Section 177-098-0090 - Ineligible Players

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(1)
			 General: A Mega Millions® game ticket may not be purchased by and a prize
			 may not be paid to, a member of the Lottery Commission, the director, the
			 assistant directors or any employee of the Lottery, or to any spouse, child,
			 brother, sister, or parent of such person.
(2) MUSL Restrictions: A Mega Millions®
			 game ticket issued by the MUSL or any of its Party Lotteries shall not be
			 purchased by, and a prize won by any such ticket shall not be paid to:
(a) A MUSL employee, officer, or director;
(b) A contractor or consultant
			 under agreement with the MUSL to review the MUSL audit and security procedures;
(c) An employee of an independent
			 accounting firm under contract with MUSL to observe drawings or site operations
			 and actually assigned to the MUSL account and all partners, share-holders, or
			 owners in the local office of the firm; or
(d) An immediate family member (parent,
			 stepparent, child, stepchild, spouse, or sibling) of an individual described in
			 subsections (a) through (c) of this section and residing in the same
			 household.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 98 - MEGA MILLIONS® › Section 177-098-0100 - Applicable Law

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(1) General: In
			 purchasing a Mega Millions® game ticket issued by the Lottery, or
			 attempting to claim a prize, purchasers and prize claimants agree to comply
			 with and be bound by all applicable statutes, administrative rules and
			 procedures of the Lottery and MUSL, including all applicable provisions in the
			 Mega Millions® Finance and Operations Procedures, and by all directives and
			 determinations of the Lottery Director. A purchaser or prize claimant agrees,
			 as the purchaser or prize claimant's sole and exclusive remedy, that claims
			 arising out of a Mega Millions® ticket issued by the Lottery can be pursued
			 only against the Lottery and not any other Party Lottery or against MUSL.
			 Litigation, if any, shall be maintained only within the State of Oregon. No
			 claim shall be made against any other participating Lottery or against
			 MUSL.
(2) Final Determinations: All
			 decisions made by the Lottery Director, including the declaration of prizes and
			 the payment thereof and the interpretation of the Mega Millions® game rules
			 and procedures, are final and binding on all purchasers of tickets issued by
			 the Lottery and on every person making a prize claim in respect thereof.
			 Nothing in these rules shall be construed as a waiver of any defense or claim
			 that the Lottery, any other participating lottery, or MUSL may have in any
			 litigation, including in the event a purchaser or person making a claim pursues
			 litigation against the Lottery Commission, the Lottery, any other participating
			 Lottery, or MUSL, or their respective officers, directors, or employees.
(3) Unclaimed Prize: No prize
			 shall be paid upon a ticket purchased, claimed, or sold in violation of the
			 statutes, or rules, procedures, and decisions of the Lottery or MUSL's Mega
			 Millions® Group Rules effective October 18, 2016. Any such prize claimed
			 but unpaid shall constitute an unclaimed prize under the statutes, rules,
			 procedures, and decisions of the Lottery and shall be allocated to the benefit
			 of the public purpose.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 190, 461, OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
				  &
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 98 - MEGA MILLIONS® › Section 177-098-0120 - Just the JackpotTM Promotion

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General:
The Mega Millions® Just the JackpotTM
				promotion is a limited extension of the Mega Millions® game and is
				conducted in accordance with the MUSL Mega Millions® Product Group game
				rules. The Oregon State Lottery Commission has elected not to offer the Just
				the JackpotTM promotion. The Just the JackpotTM promotion will impact the
				amount of the Jackpot Prize in the Mega Millions® game, and participants in
				the Just the JackpotTM promotion in other lottery jurisdictions may win the
				Mega Millions® Jackpot Prize.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS Chapter 461 & Oregon
				  Constitution, Article XV, § 4(4)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  461.210,
				  461.220,
				  461.230,
				  461.240 & 461.250
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 99 - KENO › Section 177-099-0000 - Definitions

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For the purposes of Keno, the following definitions apply
				except as otherwise specifically provided in OAR Chapter 177 or unless the
				context requires otherwise:
(1)
			 "Bulls-Eye" means the Keno or Special Keno play option whereby a player, by
			 paying an additional one dollar for each dollar wagered on a Keno or Special
			 Keno game play, may be entitled to receive an additional prize for correctly
			 matching the Bulls-Eye number in a game play. Bulls-Eye is an optional
			 extension of the Keno and Special Keno games.
(2) "Exchange ticket" means a
			 computer-generated, printed paper issued by a terminal to replace a game ticket
			 that had been purchased for play in multiple drawings and was validated before
			 the latest drawing appearing on the game ticket. An exchange ticket shall
			 contain the exact game play and future drawing dates appearing on the validated
			 game ticket it is replacing and shall have all other characteristics of a game
			 ticket except as otherwise stated in these rules. An exchange ticket shall not
			 contain a ticket price.
(3) "Game
			 play" means the number or group of numbers appearing on a ticket for a
			 particular spot which is compared to the winning numbers, selected at the
			 drawings appearing on the ticket, to determine the prize payment for which the
			 ticket may be redeemed.
(4) "Game
			 slip" or "play slip" means a paper form used by a player to select a game play,
			 that indicates the amount the player will play on the ticket containing the
			 game play, the number of drawings in which the ticket will be played, the
			 choice to play the Special Keno option, the choice to select the Keno
			 Multiplier option, the choice to select the Bulls-Eye option, and the choice to
			 select the Keno To Go option. Only one game play may be marked on each game
			 slip.
(5) "Game ticket" or
			 "ticket" means a computer-generated, printed paper issued by a terminal as a
			 receipt for the game play selected by a player and which contains the
			 following: the caption "Keno", one game play, the date of purchase, the number
			 of consecutive drawings in which the ticket will be played, the identifying
			 number for each such drawing, the number of spots to be played, the price of
			 the ticket, a six-digit retailer number, a serial number, and a bar code. If
			 the player selects one or more Keno options, the game ticket will also indicate
			 if:
(a) The Special Keno option has been
			 selected;
(b) The Multiplier
			 option has been selected;
(c) The
			 Bulls-Eye option has been selected; and
(d) The hour on which a game or consecutive
			 games will begin.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 99 - KENO › Section 177-099-0010 - Game Description

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Keno is a 20/80 Lottery game with set prize amounts. For each
				drawing, a player may choose to play from one to ten spots and a corresponding
				selection of number choices from one to eighty. That is the player's game play.
				The Lottery then selects twenty winning numbers from one to eighty. The Lottery
				awards prizes based on the extent to which the game play appearing on a
				player's ticket matches the winning numbers in a drawing for which the player's
				ticket was purchased.
Stat. Auth.: Or. Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) & ORS
				  461.120(2)
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.210,
				  461.220,
				  461.230,
				  461.240 &
				  461.250
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 99 - KENO › Section 177-099-0015 - Keno To Go

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(1) General:
			 Beginning August 30, 2011 at 5:00 a.m., Lottery may permit a player to purchase
			 a Keno ticket for a future drawing or for future, multiple, consecutive
			 drawings as permitted by the Lottery. To purchase a Keno ticket for a future
			 drawing or for future, multiple, consecutive drawings, a player must select the
			 Keno To Go option on the Keno play slip and mark the appropriate boxes on the
			 play slip. There is no additional charge for the Keno To Go option.
(2) Disclaimer: The Director, in the
			 Director's sole discretion, is authorized to initiate and terminate the Keno To
			 Go option.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 461, OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.300,
				  461.200
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 99 - KENO › Section 177-099-0020 - Price

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(1) General: The
			 price of a ticket is determined by the amount of money a player chooses to play
			 on the game play selected, multiplied by the number of drawings in which the
			 ticket will be played. A player may also choose the Keno Multiplier option that
			 will increase the cost of the ticket by $1.00 for every $1.00 wagered. A player
			 may also choose the Bulls-Eye option that will increase the cost of the ticket
			 by $1.00 for every $1.00 wagered.
(2) Number of Drawings: A ticket may be
			 purchased for one drawing or for multiple, consecutive drawings.
(a) A player may purchase a ticket for a
			 single drawing for $1.00 to $5.00, in whole dollar amounts, $10.00, or
			 $20.00.
(b) The price of a ticket
			 for play in multiple, consecutive drawings is the price of a ticket for a
			 single drawing, ranging from $1.00 to $5.00, $10.00 or $20.00 as selected by
			 the player, multiplied by the number of consecutive drawings in which the
			 ticket will be played.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 99 - KENO › Section 177-099-0030 - Ticket Purchase, Characteristics, and Restrictions

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(1)
(a)
			 General: Keno tickets may be purchased every day of the year during the hours
			 of operation of the Lottery's central computer system and a Lottery retailer's
			 business hours.
(b) Default: A
			 player may purchase a ticket for play under either the Keno prize structure set
			 forth in OAR 177-099-0080, or the Special Keno prize structure set forth in OAR
			 177-099-0090. If a player does not select the Special Keno option when
			 purchasing a ticket, the ticket is played under the Keno prize
			 structure.
(c) Multiplier Option: A
			 player may purchase the Keno Multiplier option on any Keno or Special Keno game
			 play as set forth in OAR 177-099-0020(6). If a player does not select the Keno
			 Multiplier option when purchasing a ticket, the ticket is played under the Keno
			 or Special Keno prize structure.
(d) Bulls-Eye Option: A player may purchase
			 the Bulls-Eye option on any Keno or Special Keno game play as set forth in OAR
			 177-099-0020(6). If a player does not select the Bulls-Eye option when
			 purchasing a ticket, then the ticket is not eligible for any Bulls-Eye
			 prize.
(e) Keno To Go Option: A
			 player may select the Keno To Go option on any Keno or Special Keno game play.
			 If a player does not select the Keno To Go option when purchasing a ticket, the
			 ticket is valid for the next Keno drawing following the time of purchase and
			 for the following consecutive drawings purchased on that ticket.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 99 - KENO › Section 177-099-0040 - Cancellation of Tickets

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A player may cancel a Keno ticket. To cancel a ticket, a player
				must follow the procedure in OAR 177-046-0060.
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 177-099-0050 - Drawings

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(1) General:
			 Drawings shall take place at such times and upon such intervals as determined
			 by the Director. Drawings shall normally take place at four minute intervals.
			 The last drawing shall take place just prior to the deactivation of the
			 Lottery's central computer system for the day.
(2) Objective: Each drawing randomly selects
			 twenty numbers from a possible eighty numbers that are the winning numbers. The
			 winning numbers selected at each drawing are generated through the use of a
			 computer-driven random number generator.
(3) Selection of the Keno Multiplier Number:
			 The Lottery will conduct a separate random Keno Multiplier drawing and announce
			 the result prior to each of the regular Keno drawings by displaying the Keno
			 Multiplier number on the Keno monitor immediately prior to each new Keno game
			 drawn and after the previous game pool closes. During each random Keno
			 Multiplier drawing, one number will be selected. The Keno Multiplier numbers
			 available for selection are 1, 2, 3, 5, and 10. The Keno Multiplier number
			 selected at each drawing is generated through the use of a computer-driven
			 random number generator in accordance with the provisions of OAR
			 177-046-0080.
(4) Selection of the
			 Bulls-Eye Number: The Bulls-Eye numbers available are 1 through 80. For each
			 Keno or Special Keno drawing, the Lottery will randomly select twenty numbers
			 through the use of a computer-driven random number generator in accordance with
			 the provisions of OAR 177-046-0080. The Bulls-Eye number for a drawing will be
			 the twentieth number selected by the random number generator for that drawing.
			 All twenty numbers selected will be randomized for display on the Keno
			 monitors. After the twenty numbers selected are displayed on the monitor, the
			 monitor will then identify which number is the Bulls-Eye number.
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 177-099-0060 - Ticket Validation Requirements

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(1) For a ticket to be valid and eligible to
			 receive prize payment, the ticket must be validated in accordance with the
			 provisions of OAR chapter 177.
(2)
			 A game ticket containing a winning game play and purchased for play in
			 multiple, consecutive drawings may be validated prior to the occurrence of
			 future drawings for which the game ticket was purchased. An exchange ticket
			 shall be issued, at the time the original game ticket is validated, for the
			 remainder of the drawings appearing on the validated game ticket.
Stat. Auth.: Or. Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) & ORS
				  461.120(2)
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  461.210, ORS
				  461.220, ORS
				  461.230, ORS
				  461.240 & ORS
				  461.250
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 177 - OREGON STATE LOTTERY › Division 99 - KENO › Section 177-099-0080 - Keno Prizes

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Section (1) of this rule specifies prizes for Keno
				drawings.
(1) 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.]
(2) Amount Wagered: Keno prizes multiply
			 according to the amount played per drawing. Except as provided in OAR
			 177-099-0100, the highest potential prize for any 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 $15,000 x $5 = $75,000. All Keno prizes for a prize
			 category are capped at $1,000,000 and certain Keno prizes will become
			 pari-mutuel in accordance with section (4) of this rule. However, Jackpot Bonus
			 prizes awarded are in addition to the $1,000,000 prize.
(3) Lump Sum Payment: All prizes are paid in
			 one lump sum.
(4) Limitation on
			 $1,000,000 Keno Prize: 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 Keno
			 ticket wins the top prize for the 10/10 spot ($200,000) in a drawing, and the
			 player wagered $20, and one Keno ticket wins the top prize for the 10/10 spot
			 ($200,000) 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).