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Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-12 - Public records disclosure › Section 315-12-070 - Hours for record inspection and copying

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Public records shall be available for inspection and copying
				during the customary office hours of the director. For the purposes of this
				chapter, the customary office hours shall be from 8:00 a.m. to noon and from
				1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding legal
				holidays.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 83-13-080 (Order 23),
				  §
										315-12-070, filed 6/17/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-12 - Public records disclosure › Section 315-12-080 - Requests for public records

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In accordance with requirements of
				chapter
				42.56 RCW that agencies
				prevent unreasonable invasions of privacy, protect public records from damage
				or disorganization, and prevent excessive interference with essential functions
				of the agency, public records may be inspected or copied or copies of such
				records may be obtained, by members of the public, upon compliance with the
				following procedures:
(1) A request
			 may be made in writing upon a form prescribed by the director which shall be
			 available at its administrative office. The form may be presented to any member
			 of the director's staff at the administrative office of the director during
			 customary office hours. The request shall include the following information:
(a) The name and address of the person
			 requesting the record.
(b) The time
			 of day and calendar date on which the request was made.
(c) A reference to the requested record as a
			 specific existing identifiable public record.
(d) The purpose for which a list of
			 individuals, if so requested, will be used.
(e) The signature of the requestor.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-12 - Public records disclosure › Section 315-12-090 - Copying

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(1) There is no fee
			 for the inspection of public records.
(2) The director will charge a fee of fifteen
			 cents per page for providing copies of public records and for use of the
			 director's copy equipment. This charge is to reimburse the director for costs
			 incident to such copying. The charge for providing other public records will be
			 at actual cost as determined by the public records officer. Postal charges will
			 be added when applicable. No copies of records will be provided to the
			 requestor until all such charges have been paid.
(3) Nothing contained in this section shall
			 preclude the director from agreeing to exchange or provide copies of manuals or
			 other public records with other state or federal agencies, whenever doing so is
			 in the best interest of the agency.
(4) The director or his or her designee is
			 authorized to waive any of the foregoing copying costs.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 97-07-063, §
										315-12-090,
				  filed 3/19/97, effective 4/19/97. Statutory Authority: RCW  42.17.250. 83-13-080
				  (Order 23), §
										315-12-090, filed
				  6/17/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-12 - Public records disclosure › Section 315-12-110 - Denial of request

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Each denial of a request for a public record shall be
				accompanied by a written statement to the requestor clearly specifying the
				reasons for the denial, including a statement of the specific exemption
				authorizing the withholding of the record and a brief explanation of how the
				exemption applies to the record withheld. Such statement shall be sufficiently
				clear and complete to permit the director or his or her designee to review the
				denial in accordance with WAC
				315-12-120.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 83-13-080 (Order 23),
				  §
										315-12-110, filed 6/17/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-12 - Public records disclosure › Section 315-12-120 - Request for review of denials of public records requests

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(1) Any person who objects to the denial of a
			 request for a public record may request the public records officer for prompt
			 review of such decision by tendering a written request for review. The written
			 request shall specifically refer to the written statement by the public records
			 officer or other staff member which constituted or accompanied the
			 denial.
(2) After receiving a
			 written request for review of a decision denying a public record, if the public
			 records officer determines to affirm the denial, the public records officer
			 shall immediately refer the written request and the pertinent documents to the
			 director. The director or the director's designee shall promptly consider the
			 matter and either affirm or reverse such denial. The decision of the director
			 or the director's designee shall constitute final agency action for purposes of
			 judicial review.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 83-13-080 (Order 23),
				  §
										315-12-120, filed 6/17/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-12 - Public records disclosure › Section 315-12-130 - Protection of public records

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Public records shall be disclosed only in the presence of a
				public records officer or his/her designee, who shall withdraw the record(s) if
				the person requesting disclosure acts in a manner which will damage or
				substantially disorganize the records or interfere excessively with other
				essential functions of the agency. This section shall not be construed to
				prevent the director from accommodating a requestor by use of the mails in the
				disclosure process or by providing disclosure at a time which will not
				interfere with the agency's essential functions.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 83-13-080 (Order 23),
				  §
										315-12-130, filed 6/17/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-12 - Public records disclosure › Section 315-12-145 - Records index

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(1) The agency has
			 established and implemented a system of indexing for the identification and
			 location of the following records:
(a) All
			 records issued before July 1, 1990, for which the agency has maintained an
			 index;
(b) Final adjudicative
			 orders and declaratory orders issued after June 30, 1990, that contain an
			 analysis or decision of substantial importance to the agency in carrying out
			 its duties;
(c) Interpretive and
			 policy statements that were entered after June 30, 1990.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-12 - Public records disclosure › Section 315-12-150 - Communications

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All written communications with the commission or director
				pertaining to the administration or enforcement of
				chapter
				42.56 RCW and these rules
				shall be addressed as follows: Washington State Lottery, P.O. Box 43026,
				Olympia, WA 98504-3026, Attn: Public Records Officer. You may contact us
				through our web site at
www.walottery.com
.
Statutory Authority: RCW 67.70-040 [67.70.040] (1)(3).
				  10-16-025, §
										315-12-150, filed 7/23/10, effective 8/23/10. Statutory
				  Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 08-11-043, §
										315-12-150,
				  filed 5/14/08, effective 6/14/08. Statutory Authority: RCW  42.17.250. 83-13-080
				  (Order 23), §
										315-12-150, filed
				  6/17/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-20 - Procedural rules - Contested cases - Petitions for declaratory ruling and rule making › Section 315-20-005 - Adjudicative proceedings - Authority - Office of administrative hearings rules adopted

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(1) Washington state
			 lottery adjudicative proceedings are conducted under the authority of
			 chapter
			 34.05 RCW, the Washington
			 Administrative Procedure Act, and
			 chapter
			 67.70 RCW, the Washington
			 State Lottery Act.
(2)Chapter
			 10-08 WAC as periodically amended, rules of the office of administrative
			 hearings is hereby adopted for the administration of lottery adjudicative
			 proceedings. The lottery commission may adopt additional rules, pursuant to
			 applicable rule making procedures, pertaining to adjudicative
			 proceedings.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 93-15-019, §
										315-20-005,
				  filed 7/9/93, effective 8/9/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-20 - Procedural rules - Contested cases - Petitions for declaratory ruling and rule making › Section 315-20-010 - Director may temporarily suspend license and remove terminal pending a hearing

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(1) After review and
			 consideration, the director may temporarily suspend a license or addendum
			 thereto issued pursuant to these rules pending a hearing upon suspension or
			 revocation of the license, or issuance of a renewal thereof, when in the
			 opinion of the director:
(a) The lottery
			 retailer has obtained the license or addendum by fraud, trick,
			 misrepresentation, concealment, or through inadvertence or mistake;
			 or
(b) The lottery retailer has
			 engaged in any act, practice or course of operation as would operate as a fraud
			 or deceit on any person, or has employed any device, scheme or artifice to
			 defraud any person; or
(c) The
			 lottery retailer has violated, failed, or refused to comply with any of the
			 provisions, requirements, limitations, or duties imposed by
			 chapter
			 67.70 RCW and any
			 amendments thereto or any rules adopted by the commission pursuant thereto;
			 or
(d) Immediate cessation of the
			 licensed activities by the lottery retailer is necessary for the protection or
			 preservation of the welfare of the community within which these activities are
			 being conducted.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-20 - Procedural rules - Contested cases - Petitions for declaratory ruling and rule making › Section 315-20-020 - Appearance and practice before the director - Who may appear

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(1) No person may
			 appear in a representative capacity before the commission or the director of
			 his or her designated administrative law judge other than the following:
(a) Attorneys at law duly qualified and
			 entitled to practice before the supreme court of the state of
			 Washington.
(b) Attorneys at law
			 qualified and entitled to practice before the highest court of record of any
			 other state, if the attorneys at law of the state of Washington are permitted
			 to appear in a representative capacity before administrative agencies of such
			 other state, and if not otherwise prohibited by Washington state law.
(c) A bona fide officer, authorized manager,
			 partner, or full time employee of an individual firm, association, partnership,
			 or corporation who appears for such individual firm, association, partnership
			 or corporation.
(d) Such other
			 persons as may be permitted by the commission or director upon a showing by a
			 party to the hearing of such a necessity or such a hardship as would make it
			 unduly burdensome upon him to have a representative as set forth under
			 subsections (a), (b) and (c) above.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-20 - Procedural rules - Contested cases - Petitions for declaratory ruling and rule making › Section 315-20-040 - Standards of ethical conduct

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All persons appearing in proceedings before the commission or
				the director in a representative capacity shall conform to the standards of
				ethical conduct required of attorneys before the courts of the state of
				Washington. If any such person does not conform to such standards, the
				commission or the director may decline to permit such person to continue to
				appear in a representative capacity in that proceeding or in any other
				proceeding before the commission or the director.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 83-13-081 (Resolution No. 24),
				  §
										315-20-040, filed 6/17/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-20 - Procedural rules - Contested cases - Petitions for declaratory ruling and rule making › Section 315-20-050 - Appearance by former employee of commission or former member of attorney general's staff

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Former director(s), commissioners, employees of the director
				and the assistant attorney general assigned to the director and/or the
				commission shall not appear in a representative capacity on behalf of any party
				in a formal proceeding before the director, his or her designated
				administrative law judge or the commission unless:
(1) The appearance is more than two years
			 after he or she severed his or her relationship or employment and
(2) He or she did not take an active part on
			 behalf of the director or commission in the matter being decided.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 83-13-081 (Resolution No. 24),
				  §
										315-20-050, filed 6/17/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-20 - Procedural rules - Contested cases - Petitions for declaratory ruling and rule making › Section 315-20-060 - Waiver of hearing

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In any case involving violations of the lottery laws, rules or
				regulations, where the director deems it appropriate, the director may afford
				the lottery retailer an opportunity to waive a formal hearing which he has
				timely requested. If the lottery retailer so elects to waive formal hearing, he
				or she may then state in writing any matter in explanation or mitigation of the
				violations which he or she desires the director to consider in making his or
				her decision. The lottery retailer at the time he or she submits the waiver,
				may also request to be present when the director meets to consider his or her
				decision in the matter. In the event the lottery retailer elects to waive
				formal hearing he or she shall thereafter be bound by such election and may not
				thereafter request formal hearing.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 86-01-060 (Order 83), §
										315-20-060, filed 12/16/85; 83-13-081 (Resolution No. 24), §
										315-20-060,
				  filed 6/17/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-20 - Procedural rules - Contested cases - Petitions for declaratory ruling and rule making › Section 315-20-075 - Adjudicative proceedings - Subpoenas - Discovery

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(1) The presiding officer may issue subpoenas
			 to persons to appear and give testimony and may require the production of any
			 books, papers, correspondence, memorandums, or other records deemed relevant or
			 material and the presiding officer may issue protective orders all as a part of
			 an adjudicative proceeding. The agency or its legal representative may issue
			 subpoenas as may the attorney of the party against whom action is taken. All
			 subpoenas must be filed with the presiding officer, together with proof of
			 proper service, at least five days prior to the date of the hearing for which
			 they are issued. Such subpoenas will issue and may be enforced in the form and
			 manner set forth in
			 RCW  34.05.446 and WAC
			 10-08-120.
(2) The presiding officer, upon motion or
			 before the time specified in the subpoena for compliance therewith, may:
(a) Quash or modify the subpoena if it is
			 unreasonable and oppressive; or
(b)
			 Condition denial of the motion upon the advancement by the person in whose
			 behalf the subpoena is issued of the reasonable cost of producing the books,
			 papers, documents, or tangible things.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-20 - Procedural rules - Contested cases - Petitions for declaratory ruling and rule making › Section 315-20-085 - Adjudicative proceedings - Depositions and interrogatories - Right to take

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Unless otherwise provided, any party may take the testimony of
				any person, including a party, by deposition upon oral examination or written
				interrogatories for use as evidence in the proceeding. The deposition of a
				commissioner, the director, or the deputy director, may be taken only upon
				application to the presiding officer, for good cause shown and only in those
				circumstances where the statements or depositions of other staff members would
				not reveal the information, evidence, or details needed by the party for the
				case. The attendance of witnesses to a deposition may be compelled by use of
				subpoena. Depositions shall be taken only in accordance with this rule and the
				rules on subpoenas.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 93-15-019, §
										315-20-085,
				  filed 7/9/93, effective 8/9/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-20 - Procedural rules - Contested cases - Petitions for declaratory ruling and rule making › Section 315-20-095 - Adjudicative proceedings - Depositions and interrogatories - Notice

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A party desiring to take the deposition of any person upon oral
				examination shall give reasonable notice of not less than seven days in writing
				to all parties. The notice shall state the time and place for taking the
				deposition and the name and address of each person to be examined. On motion of
				a party on whom the notice is served, the presiding officer may, for good cause
				shown, enlarge or shorten the time. If the parties so stipulate in writing,
				depositions may be taken at any time or place, upon any notice, and in any
				manner and when so taken may be used as other depositions.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 93-15-019, §
										315-20-095,
				  filed 7/9/93, effective 8/9/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-20 - Procedural rules - Contested cases - Petitions for declaratory ruling and rule making › Section 315-20-105 - Depositions and interrogatories in adjudicative proceedings - Protection of parties and deponents

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(1) After
			 notice is served for taking a deposition, upon motion reasonably made by any
			 party or by the person to be examined and upon notice and for good cause shown,
			 the presiding officer may make an order that the deposition shall not be taken,
			 or that it may be taken only at some designated place other than that stated in
			 the notice, or that it may be taken only on written interrogatories, or that
			 certain matters shall not be inquired into, or that the scope of the
			 examination shall be limited to certain matters, or that the examination shall
			 be held with no one present except the parties to the action and their officers
			 or counsel, or that the presiding officer may make any other order which
			 justice requires to protect the party or witness from annoyance, embarrassment,
			 or oppression.
(2) At any time
			 during the taking of the deposition, on motion of any party or the deponent and
			 upon a showing that the examination is being conducted in bad faith or in such
			 manner as unreasonably to annoy, embarrass, or oppress the deponent or party,
			 the hearing officer may order the party conducting the examination to cease
			 forthwith from taking the deposition as above provided.
(3) If the order made terminates the
			 examination, it shall be resumed only upon the order of the presiding officer.
			 Upon demand of the objecting party or deponent, the taking of the deposition
			 shall be suspended for the time necessary to make a motion for an
			 order.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 93-15-019, §
										315-20-105,
				  filed 7/9/93, effective 8/9/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-20 - Procedural rules - Contested cases - Petitions for declaratory ruling and rule making › Section 315-20-115 - Production of documents and use at an adjudicative proceeding

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(1) Upon request by
			 any party to the adjudicative proceeding, copies of all materials to be
			 presented at the adjudicative proceeding shall be provided to the requester
			 within seven days of the request but, for good cause shown, not less than three
			 business days prior to the date of the hearing.
(2) When exhibits of a documentary character
			 are to be offered into evidence at the hearing, the party offering the exhibit
			 shall provide a minimum of two copies, one for the opposing party and one for
			 the presiding officer.
(3) If
			 documentary evidence has not been exchanged prior to the hearing, the parties
			 shall arrive at the hearing location in sufficient time before the time
			 scheduled for the hearing for the purpose of exchanging copies of exhibits to
			 be introduced.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 93-15-019, §
										315-20-115,
				  filed 7/9/93, effective 8/9/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-20 - Procedural rules - Contested cases - Petitions for declaratory ruling and rule making › Section 315-20-125 - Brief adjudicative proceedings

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(1) Application of
			 brief adjudicative proceedings.
(a) If an
			 adjudicative proceeding is timely requested, a brief adjudicative proceeding
			 will be conducted where the matter involves one or more of the following:
(i) Denial, conditional grant, suspension, or
			 revocation of a license pursuant to chapter 315-04 WAC; or
(ii) Prize denials pursuant to WAC
			 315-06-120.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-30 - Draw games - General rules › Section 315-30-010 - Draw games - Authorized - Director's authority

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The commission hereby authorizes the director to operate draw
				games which meet the criteria set forth in this chapter. New draw games shall
				not be made available for sale without approval of the commission.
(1) The director may contract for the
			 development and operation of draw games, and may operate said games subject to
			 the approval of the commission.
(2)
			 Before approving the final draw game specifications, the director shall provide
			 the commission with a description of the proposal, and obtain approval of the
			 proposed game concept by the commission.
(3) The director shall establish and approve
			 the final draw game specifications, as executed in working papers or software
			 requirement specifications, including the determination of winning tickets,
			 after presentation and approval of any new draw game proposal to the commission
			 for a vote of the commission.
(4)
			 All draw game procedures and play criteria shall be made available to the
			 public on the agency internet web site and upon request.
(5) Mega Millions draw game shall be
			 conducted consistent with
			 chapter
			 67.70 RCW and Title 315 WAC and pursuant to the requirements of the multistate agreement, Mega Millions
			 official game rules, Mega Millions finance and operations procedures, and Mega
			 Millions line drawing procedures in effect at the time of this rule amendment,
			 all of which are incorporated by this rule. A copy of the multistate agreement,
			 Mega Millions official game rules, Mega Millions finance and operations
			 procedures, and Mega Millions line drawing procedures can be obtained from the
			 Lottery Commission, P.O. Box 43000, Olympia, WA 98504-3000.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040(1), (3).
				  09-19-095, §
										315-30-010, filed 9/18/09, effective 10/19/09. Statutory
				  Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040 and
				  67.70.040(1),
				  (3). 07-11-037, §
										315-30-010, filed
				  5/8/07, effective 6/8/07. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 84-01-005 (Order 44), §
										315-30-010, filed 12/8/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-30 - Draw games - General rules › Section 315-30-030 - Draw games criteria

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(1) The
			 base price of a play shall not be less than $.50 and not more than
			 $20.00.
(2) On the average the
			 total of all prizes available to be won in a draw game shall not be less than
			 forty-five percent of the game's projected revenue.
(3) The manner and frequency of drawings may
			 vary with the type of game, except that no draw game shall have a drawing more
			 than once in a twenty-four hour period.
(4) The times, locations, and drawing
			 procedures shall be determined by the director.
(5) A ticket bearer claiming a prize shall
			 submit the apparent winning ticket as specified by the director. The ticket
			 must be validated pursuant to WAC
			 315-30-050 by the lottery or a
			 lottery retailer through use of the validation number and any other means as
			 specified by the director.
(6)
			 Procedures for claiming prizes are as follows:
(a) To claim a game prize of $600.00 or less,
			 the claimant shall present the winning ticket to any lottery retailer
			 authorized to sell draw game tickets or to the lottery.
(i) If the ticket is presented to a lottery
			 retailer authorized to sell draw game tickets, the retailer shall validate the
			 ticket and, if determined to be a winning ticket, may make payment of the
			 amount due the claimant. If the retailer cannot validate the ticket, the
			 claimant may submit the disputed ticket to the lottery by mail or in person.
			 Upon determination that the ticket is a winning ticket, the lottery shall pay
			 the prize. If the ticket is determined to be a nonwinning ticket, the claim
			 shall be denied and the claimant shall be promptly notified.
(ii) If the ticket is presented to the
			 lottery, the claimant shall submit the ticket to the lottery by mail or in
			 person. Upon determination that the ticket is a winning ticket, the lottery
			 shall pay the prize. If the ticket is determined to be a nonwinning ticket, the
			 claim shall be denied and the claimant shall be promptly notified.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-30 - Draw games - General rules › Section 315-30-050 - Validation requirements

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(1) To be a
			 valid winning on-line ticket, all of the following conditions must be met:
(a) All printing on the ticket shall be
			 present in its entirety, be legible, and correspond, using the computer
			 validation file, to the combination and date printed on the ticket.
(b) The ticket shall be intact.
(c) The ticket shall not be mutilated,
			 altered, or tampered with in any manner.
(d) The ticket shall not be counterfeit or an
			 exact duplicate of another winning ticket.
(e) The ticket must have been issued by an
			 authorized on-line retailer in an authorized manner.
(f) The ticket must not have been
			 stolen.
(g) The ticket must not
			 have been canceled or previously paid.
(h) The ticket shall pass all other
			 confidential security checks of the lottery.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-30 - Draw games - General rules › Section 315-30-060 - Payment of prizes by lottery retailers

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(1) A lottery retailer authorized to sell
			 draw games may pay to the ticket bearer prizes of $600.00 or less for any
			 validated claims presented to that lottery retailer regardless of where the
			 ticket was purchased. These prizes may be paid during all normal business hours
			 of that lottery retailer, provided, the draw game system is operational and
			 claims can be validated. The lottery retailer shall not charge the claimant any
			 fee for payment of the prize or for cashing a business check drawn on the
			 lottery retailer's account.
(2) A
			 lottery retailer may pay prizes in cash or by business check, certified check,
			 or money order. A lottery retailer that pays a prize with a check which is
			 dishonored may be subject to suspension or revocation of its license, pursuant
			 to WAC 315-04-200.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040 and
				  67.70.040(1),
				  (3). 07-11-037, §
										315-30-060, filed
				  5/8/07, effective 6/8/07. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 86-01-060 (Order 83), §
										315-30-060, filed 12/16/85; 85-09-004 (Order 72), §
										315-30-060, filed
				  4/5/85; 84-01-005 (Order 44), §
										315-30-060, filed
				  12/8/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-30 - Draw games - General rules › Section 315-30-070 - Retailer settlement

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(1) Each
			 lottery retailer authorized to sell draw games shall establish an account for
			 deposit of moneys derived from draw games with a financial institution that has
			 the capability of electronic funds transfer (EFT). Funds generated from the
			 sale of draw game tickets shall be held in trust by the retailer for the
			 lottery.
(2) Each lottery retailer
			 shall make a deposit to that account at least once each week. The amount
			 deposited shall be sufficient to cover moneys due the lottery for that weekly
			 accounting period. The lottery will withdraw by EFT the amount due the lottery
			 on the day specified by the director. In the event the day specified for
			 withdrawal falls on a legal holiday, withdrawal will be accomplished on the
			 following business day.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040 and
				  67.70.040(1),
				  (3). 07-11-037, §
										315-30-070, filed
				  5/8/07, effective 6/8/07. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 89-12-042 (Order 116), §
										315-30-070, filed 6/1/89; 86-01-060 (Order 83), §
										315-30-070, filed
				  12/16/85; 84-01-005 (Order 44), §
										315-30-070, filed
				  12/8/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-30 - Draw games - General rules › Section 315-30-075 - Lottery retailer agreement

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Each lottery retailer shall enter into an agreement with the
				lottery containing such terms and conditions as the director may require
				pursuant to WAC
				315-30-080. Failure to enter into
				such an agreement may result in denial of a lottery terminal; immediate
				discontinuance of a lottery terminal operation, or removal of a lottery
				terminal from an on-line location.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040 and
				  67.70.040(1),
				  (3). 07-11-037, §
										315-30-075, filed
				  5/8/07, effective 6/8/07. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 89-09-009 (Order 116), §
										315-30-075, filed 4/10/89.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-30 - Draw games - General rules › Section 315-30-080 - Retailer selection criteria

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(1)
			 The selection and distribution of draw game retailers throughout the state will
			 be based on:
(a) The number of licensed
			 retailers in each of the regions identified in WAC
			 315-12-030, and then;
(b) The potential for revenue generation,
			 demographics, and public accessibility within that region.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-31 - Daily Game rules › Section 315-31-020 - Price of Pick 3 online ticket

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The base price of a Pick 3 online ticket shall be $.50 or
				$1.00, except six-way straight box and three-way straight box tickets, which
				cost $1.00 each.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 89-12-042 (Order 116), §
										315-31-020, filed 6/1/89; 84-19-045 (Order 64), §
										315-31-020, filed
				  9/17/84; 84-01-005 (Order 44), §
										315-31-020, filed
				  12/8/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-31 - Daily Game rules › Section 315-31-040 - Prizes for Pick 3

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(1) The prize amounts for winning $.50 plays
			 are:
(a)
Straight
$ 250.00
(b)
Six-way box
$ 40.00
(c)
Three-way box
$ 80.00
(d)
Front-pair or back-pair
$ 25.00
(2)
			 The prize amounts for winning $1.00 plays are:
(a)
Straight
$ 500.00
(b)
Six-way box
$ 80.00
(c)
Three-way box
$ 160.00
(d)
Front-pair or back-pair
$ 50.00
(e)
Six-way straight/box
Straight play win
$ 290.00
Box play only win
$ 40.00
(f)
Three-way straight/box
Straight play win
$ 330.00
Box play only win
$ 80.00
(3)
			 The prize amounts for winning super six-way plays are:
(a)
Base price $.50, cost $3.00
$ 250.00
(b)
Base price $1.00, cost $6.00
$ 500.00
(4)
			 The prize amounts for winning super three-way plays are:
(a)
Base price $.50, cost $1.50
$ 250.00
(b)
Base price $1.00, cost $3.00
$ 500.00
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 89-12-042 (Order 116), §
										315-31-040, filed 6/1/89; 84-01-005 (Order 44), §
										315-31-040, filed
				  12/8/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-31 - Daily Game rules › Section 315-31-050 - Ticket purchases

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(1) Pick 3 tickets may be purchased or
			 redeemed no less than seventeen hours each day in accordance with a schedule to
			 be determined by the director, provided online retailers shall only sell and
			 redeem tickets during their normal business hours.
(2) Pick 3 tickets may be purchased only from
			 a lottery retailer authorized by the director to sell online tickets.
(3) Each Pick 3 ticket shall contain the
			 player's selection of digits, amount, type of play, and drawing date.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 89-12-042 (Order 116), §
										315-31-050, filed 6/1/89; 86-01-060 (Order 83), §
										315-31-050, filed
				  12/16/85; 84-01-005 (Order 44), §
										315-31-050, filed
				  12/8/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-31 - Daily Game rules › Section 315-31-060 - Drawings

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(1) Drawings for Pick 3 shall be held on a
			 daily basis, Monday through Sunday, except that the director may exclude
			 certain holidays from the drawing schedule.
(2) The drawing shall determine, at random,
			 three winning digits or symbols with the aid of mechanical drawing equipment
			 which shall be tested before and after each drawing. Any drawn digits are not
			 declared winning digits until the drawing is certified by the lottery. The
			 winning digits shall be used in determining all Pick 3 winners for the day of
			 the drawing. If a drawing is not certified, another drawing will be conducted
			 to determine actual winners.
(3)
			 The winning digits shall not be invalidated based on the liability of the
			 lottery.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 92-16-004, §
										315-31-060,
				  filed 7/23/92, effective 11/5/92; 89-12-042 (Order 116), §
										315-31-060,
				  filed 6/1/89; 84-01-005 (Order 44), §
										315-31-060, filed
				  12/8/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-34 - Lotto 6 of 49 rules › Section 315-34-010 - Definitions for Lotto

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(1) Number:
			 Any play integer from 1 through 49 inclusive.
(2) Game grids: A field of 49 numbers found
			 on the play slip.
(3) Play: One
			 selection of six numbers.
(4) Set:
			 Two plays.
(5) Play slip: A
			 mark-sensitive game card used by players of Lotto to select plays.
(6) Lotto ticket: A computer-generated
			 receipt evidencing payment for two or more plays in the Lotto game. Tickets
			 shall be issued by a licensed lottery retailer and shall list the set of
			 six-number plays that belong to the ticket holder.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  67.70 RCW. 05-12-005,
				  §
										315-34-010, filed 5/18/05, effective 6/18/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 96-15-054, §
										315-34-010,
				  filed 7/15/96, effective 8/15/96; 92-11-033, §
										315-34-010, filed 5/15/92,
				  effective 6/15/92; 90-19-048, §
										315-34-010, filed 9/14/90, effective
				  10/15/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-34 - Lotto 6 of 49 rules › Section 315-34-020 - Price of Lotto play

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The price of each Lotto play shall be $.50 and shall be sold
				only in sets for $1.00.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  67.70 RCW. 05-12-005,
				  §
										315-34-020, filed 5/18/05, effective 6/18/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 96-15-054, §
										315-34-020,
				  filed 7/15/96, effective 8/15/96; 92-11-033, §
										315-34-020, filed 5/15/92,
				  effective 6/15/92; 90-19-048, §
										315-34-020, filed 9/14/90, effective
				  10/15/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-34 - Lotto 6 of 49 rules › Section 315-34-030 - Play for Lotto

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(1) Type of play: A
			 Lotto player must select six numbers in each play. A winning play is achieved
			 only when 3, 4, 5, or 6 of the numbers selected by the player match, in any
			 order, the six winning numbers drawn by the lottery.
(2) Method of play: The player will use play
			 slips to make number selections. The lottery terminal will read the play slip
			 and issue ticket(s) with corresponding plays. If a play slip is not available,
			 the lottery retailer may enter the selected numbers via the keyboard. A player
			 may choose to have the number selections made by the lottery terminal, a random
			 number generator operated by the computer, commonly referred to as "quick
			 pick."
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  67.70 RCW. 05-12-005,
				  §
										315-34-030, filed 5/18/05, effective 6/18/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 90-19-048, §
										315-34-030,
				  filed 9/14/90, effective 10/15/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-34 - Lotto 6 of 49 rules › Section 315-34-040 - Prizes for Lotto

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(1) The prize
			 amounts to be paid to each Lotto player who selects a winning combination of
			 numbers in the first, second, third, and fourth prize categories are as
			 follows:
WINNING
COMBINATIONS
PRIZE
CATEGORIES
PRIZE AMOUNTS
ODDS OF WINNING
(ONE PLAY)
All six winning numbers in one play
First Prize
Jackpot
1:13,983,816
Any five but not six winning numbers in one
							 play
Second Prize
$1,000
1:54,201
Any four but not five or six winning numbers in one
							 play
Third Prize
$30
1:1,033
Any three but not four, five or six winning numbers
							 in one play
Fourth Prize
$3
1:57
(2)
			 Prize amounts.
(a) First prize (jackpot). All
			 first prizes will be the amount announced by the director as the Lotto jackpot.
			 The jackpot will be divided equally among all players who selected all six
			 winning numbers in one play (in any sequence).
(b) Second prize. The second prize will be
			 $1,000, which will be paid to each player who selected five of the six winning
			 numbers in one play (in any sequence).
(c) Third prize. The third prize will be $30,
			 which will be paid to each player who selected four of the six winning numbers
			 in one play (in any sequence).
(d)
			 Fourth prize. A $3.00 prize is to be paid to each player who selected three of
			 the six winning numbers in one play (in any sequence).
(e) The holder of a winning ticket may win
			 only one prize per play in connection with the winning numbers drawn and shall
			 be entitled only to the highest prize category won by those numbers.
(f) In the event any player who has selected
			 three, four, five, or six of the six winning numbers does not claim the prize
			 won within one hundred eighty days after the drawing in which the prize was
			 won, that player's prize shall be retained in the state lottery account for
			 further use as prizes, pursuant to
			 RCW  67.70.190.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-34 - Lotto 6 of 49 rules › Section 315-34-050 - Ticket purchases

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(1) Lotto
			 tickets may be purchased daily in accordance with a schedule to be determined
			 by the director. Licensed lottery retailers shall sell and redeem tickets only
			 during their normal business hours. Lotto tickets may be purchased only from a
			 licensed lottery retailer.
(2)
			 Lotto tickets shall, on the front of the ticket, contain the player's selection
			 of numbers, amount, game grids played, drawing date, ticket serial number and
			 reference numbers. The back of the ticket shall contain overall odds of
			 winning, player instructions, player information and signature area, governing
			 statutes and rules, and the ticket stock number.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  67.70 RCW. 05-12-005,
				  §
										315-34-050, filed 5/18/05, effective 6/18/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 01-17-022, §
										315-34-050,
				  filed 8/6/01, effective 9/6/01; 97-24-076, §
										315-34-050, filed 12/2/97,
				  effective 1/2/98; 90-19-048, §
										315-34-050, filed 9/14/90, effective
				  10/15/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-34 - Lotto 6 of 49 rules › Section 315-34-057 - Lotto prize claim and payment methods

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The following sets forth requirements for claims and payment
						of Lotto prizes:
(1) Claims for prize
					payment shall be made in accordance with chapter 315-30 WAC.
(2) Prize payments shall be made as follows:
(a)
Cash option:
When a player
					claims a jackpot prize or a share of a jackpot prize, the player may elect to
					be paid a onetime single cash payment of fifty percent of his or her share of
					the announced jackpot, provided:
(i) The
					player must elect this cash option within sixty days of the presentation of his
					or her winning ticket, by following the procedure required by the
					lottery;
(ii) If the federal tax
					code is interpreted by federal authorities to require that this cash option be
					exercised within sixty days of the drawing for the prize, then (a)(i) of this
					subsection will not apply and instead, the player must elect this cash option
					within sixty days of the date of the drawing for the prize;
(iii) The player's choice of payment method
					as designated by signing the appropriate lottery form is final and may not be
					changed by the player at a later date.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-34 - Lotto 6 of 49 rules › Section 315-34-060 - Drawings

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(1) The Lotto
			 drawing may be held each week on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Any increase
			 in the number of drawing days shall require amendment of these rules.
(2) The drawing will be conducted by lottery
			 officials.
(3) Each drawing shall
			 randomly select six winning numbers between 1 and 49. The drawing method shall
			 be tested before and after each drawing. Any drawn numbers are not declared
			 winning numbers until the drawing is certified by the lottery. The winning
			 numbers shall be used in determining all Lotto winners for that drawing. If a
			 drawing is not certified, another drawing will be conducted to determine actual
			 winners.
(4) The drawing shall not
			 be invalidated based on the liability of the lottery.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  67.70 RCW. 05-12-005,
				  §
										315-34-060, filed 5/18/05, effective 6/18/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 90-19-048, §
										315-34-060,
				  filed 9/14/90, effective 10/15/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-35 - Daily Keno › Section 315-35-010 - Definitions for Daily Keno

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(1) Number:
			 Any play integer from 1 through 80 inclusive.
(2) Game grid: A field of the 80 numbers
			 found on the play slip.
(3) Play: A
			 selection of one to ten numbers.
(4) Play slip: A mark-sense game card used by
			 players of Daily Keno to purchase a play.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 92-19-057, §
										315-35-010,
				  filed 9/11/92, effective 11/8/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-35 - Daily Keno › Section 315-35-020 - Price of Daily Keno play

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The price of each Daily Keno play shall be $1.00. A player must
				use a play slip to purchase a Daily Keno play.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 92-19-057, §
										315-35-020,
				  filed 9/11/92, effective 11/8/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-35 - Daily Keno › Section 315-35-030 - Play for Daily Keno

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A Daily Keno player must use a play slip to purchase a Daily
				Keno play, selecting from one to ten numbers in each play. Players may choose
				their numbers by marking a play slip or may have the numbers selected by a
				random number generator operated by the computer, a method commonly referred to
				as "quick play." The lottery shall select twenty numbers from one to eighty. A
				winning play is achieved when the required quantity of the player's numbers
				match the numbers in the lottery's selection to receive a prize as stated in
				WAC 315-35-040.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 92-19-057, §
										315-35-030,
				  filed 9/11/92, effective 11/8/92.