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Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-35 - Daily Keno › Section 315-35-040 - Prizes for Daily Keno

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(1) The
			 prize amounts to be paid to each Daily Keno player who selects a winning
			 combination of numbers shall be as follows:
MARK 10 SPOTS:
NUMBER
MATCHES
ODDS 1:
PRIZE
10
8,911,711.1
$100,000
9
163,381.3
$5,000
8
7,384.4
$500
7
620.6
$50
6
87.1
$5
5
19.4
$2
4
6.7
$0
3
3.7
$0
2
3.3
$0
1
5.5
$0
0
21.8
$3
9.0
MARK 9 SPOTS:
NUMBER
MATCHES
ODDS 1:
PRIZE
9
1,380,687.6
$25,000
8
30,681.9
$2,500
7
1,690.1
$100
6
174.8
$10
5
30.6
$5
4
8.7
$1
3
4.0
$0
2
3.1
$0
1
4.5
$0
0
15.6
$0
6.5
MARK 8 SPOTS:
NUMBER
MATCHES
ODDS 1:
PRIZE
8
230,114.6
$10,000
7
6,232.2
$500
6
422.5
$50
5
54.6
$5
4
12.2
$2
3
4.6
$0
2
3.0
$0
1
3.7
$0
0
11.3
$0
9.7
MARK 7 SPOTS:
NUMBER
MATCHES
ODDS 1:
PRIZE
7
40,979.3
$2,500
6
1,365.9
$100
5
115.7
$10
4
19.1
$2
3
5.7
$1
2
3.0
$0
1
3.1
$0
0
8.2
$0
4.2
MARK 6 SPOTS:
NUMBER
MATCHES
ODDS 1:
PRIZE
6
7,752.8
$1,000
5
323.0
$40
4
35.0
$4
3
7.7
$1
2
3.2
$0
1
2.7
$0
0
6.0
$0
6.1
MARK 5 SPOTS:
NUMBER
MATCHES
ODDS 1:
PRIZE
5
1,550.5
$200
4
82.6
$17
3
11.9
$2
2
3.6
$0
1
2.4
$0
0
4.4
$0
10.3
MARK 4 SPOTS:
NUMBER
MATCHES
ODDS 1:
PRIZE
4
326.4
$24
3
23.1
$5
2
4.7
$1
1
2.3
$0
0
3.2
$0
3.8
MARK 3 SPOTS:
NUMBER
MATCHES
ODDS 1:
PRIZE
3
72.0
$16
2
7.2
$2
1
2.3
$0
0
2.4
$0
6.5
MARK 2 SPOTS:
NUMBER
MATCHES
ODDS 1:
PRIZE
2
16.6
$8
1
2.6
$0
0
1.7
$0
16.6
MARK 1 SPOT:
NUMBER
MATCHES
ODDS 1:
PRIZE
1
4.0
$2
0
1.3
$0
4.0
(2)
			 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
			 won by those numbers.
(3) In the
			 event any player who holds a winning ticket does not claim the prize won within
			 one hundred eighty days of 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.
(4) There shall be no more than $500,000 paid
			 per game to holders of plays with ten matching spots. If there are more than
			 five plays which each have ten matching spots, $500,000 shall be divided
			 equally among the play holders thereof.
(5) Prize payment will be made in accordance
			 with WAC 315-30-030(6).
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 92-19-057, §
										315-35-040,
				  filed 9/11/92, effective 11/8/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-35 - Daily Keno › Section 315-35-050 - Ticket purchases

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(1) Daily
			 Keno tickets may be purchased or redeemed during no less than seventeen hours
			 each day in accordance with a schedule to be determined by the director,
			 provided that on-line retailers shall sell and redeem tickets only during their
			 normal business hours.
(2) Daily
			 Keno tickets may be purchased only from a lottery retailer authorized by the
			 director to sell on-line tickets.
(3) Daily Keno tickets shall on the front of
			 the ticket contain the player's selection of numbers, amount wagered, drawing
			 date and validation and reference numbers. The back of the ticket shall contain
			 an estimate of the probability of purchasing a winning ticket, player
			 instructions, player information and signature area, and the ticket serial
			 number.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 92-19-057, §
										315-35-050,
				  filed 9/11/92, effective 11/8/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-35 - Daily Keno › Section 315-35-060 - Drawings

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(1) The Daily Keno
			 drawing shall be held once a day, seven days per week, except that the director
			 may change the drawing schedule or cancel the drawing on a holiday.
(2) The drawing will be conducted by lottery
			 officials.
(3) Each drawing shall
			 determine, at random, twenty winning numbers. Any drawn numbers will not be
			 declared winning numbers until the drawing is certified by the lottery. The
			 winning numbers shall be used in determining all Daily Keno 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:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 92-19-057, §
										315-35-060,
				  filed 9/11/92, effective 11/8/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-010 - General description

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Mega Millions is a game conducted by the Washington state
				lottery, pursuant to
				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 operation procedures and Mega
				Millions line drawing procedures, all of which are incorporated by this rule
				pursuant to WAC
				315-30-010. The Mega Millions
				game awards prizes to ticket holders matching specified combinations of numbers
				randomly selected in regularly scheduled drawings. Chapter 315-38 WAC applies
				only to Mega Millions tickets purchased and redeemed in Washington state.
				Players who purchase Mega Millions tickets in other party lottery states must
				comply with the rules of the party lottery state in which the ticket was
				purchased.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  67.70 RCW. 05-11-050,
				  §
										315-38-010, filed 5/13/05, effective 6/13/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-010,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-030 - Ticket sales

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(1) The sale of
			 official Mega Millions tickets may be conducted only by such locations as the
			 directors shall contract with and/or license pursuant to the governing laws,
			 policies, and rules of the party lotteries and the Mega Millions
			 rules.
(2) The director of the
			 Washington state lottery shall have the discretion to take steps to improve the
			 efficiency of ticket sales when the Mega Millions jackpot prize reaches what he
			 or she considers a high enough level to warrant action. Steps include, but are
			 not limited to, allowing retailers to restrict ticket purchases to quick pick
			 only.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-030,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-040 - Ticket price

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(1) Official
			 Mega Millions tickets may be purchased for two dollars per play, or multiples
			 thereof, at the discretion of the purchaser, in accordance with the number of
			 game panels and inclusive drawings. The purchaser receives one play for every
			 two dollars wagered in Mega Millions.
(2) Subject to the laws and regulations
			 governing each party lottery, the directors may collectively authorize the sale
			 of official Mega Millions tickets at a discount for promotional
			 purposes.
(3) Individual directors
			 may authorize sale of official Mega Millions tickets at a discount for
			 promotional purposes within their respective jurisdictions, provided that such
			 discounted sales shall be reported to the party lotteries at full gross sales
			 value.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-040,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-050 - Play characteristics and restrictions

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(1)
			 Official Mega Millions tickets may only be sold to persons eighteen years of
			 age or older, providing such persons are not prohibited from playing Mega
			 Millions in a party lottery state by the governing law, policies or rules of
			 that party lottery, or any contract executed by that party lottery.
(2) Official Mega Millions tickets may not be
			 purchased in any other party lottery state by any party lottery board member or
			 commissioner; or any officer or employee; or any spouse, child, brother, sister
			 or parent residing as a member of the same household in the principal place of
			 residence of any such person.
(3)
			 Under no circumstances will a claim be paid without an official Mega Millions
			 ticket matching all game play, serial number, and other validation data
			 residing in the selling party lottery's online gaming system computer, and such
			 ticket shall be the only valid proof of the wager placed and the only valid
			 receipt for claiming or redeeming any prize.
(4) Official Mega Millions tickets cannot be
			 canceled.
(5) Purchasers may submit
			 a manually completed Mega Millions play slip to a Mega Millions agent or
			 retailer to have issued an official Mega Millions ticket. Mega Millions play
			 slips shall be available at no cost to the purchaser and shall have no
			 pecuniary or prize value, and shall not constitute evidence of purchase or
			 number selections. The use of mechanical, electronic, computer generated or any
			 other nonmanual method of marking play slips is prohibited.
(6) Purchasers may orally convey their
			 selections to a Mega Millions agent or retailer to have issued an official Mega
			 Millions ticket. Such selections shall be manually entered into the computer
			 terminal by the Mega Millions agent or retailer.
(7) If player operated sales terminals or
			 self-service terminals are available, purchasers may use such terminals for the
			 purchase of official Mega Millions tickets.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-050,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-060 - Purchaser responsibility

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It shall be the sole responsibility of the purchaser to verify
				the accuracy and condition of the data printed on the official Mega Millions
				ticket at the time of purchase.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-060,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-070 - Time, place and manner of conducting drawing

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(1) Mega Millions drawings shall be conducted
			 at the studios of WSB-TV, Atlanta, Georgia at 11:00 p.m. eastern time (8:00
			 p.m. Pacific time). Mega Millions drawings shall be conducted on both Tuesday
			 and Friday at the designated time. However, the day, time or location of Mega
			 Millions drawings may be modified as determined by the directors and publicly
			 announced by the party lotteries, and/or as stated in the on-line drawing
			 procedures for Mega Millions.
(2)
			 The objective of Mega Millions drawings shall be to select at random, with the
			 aid of drawing equipment, Mega Millions winning numbers, pursuant to the
			 controls and methods defined by the party lotteries.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-070,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-080 - Prize structure and odds

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Winning number matches shall win prizes as set forth below,
				based on an estimated anticipated prize fund of fifty percent of gross sales
				and estimated per-cents of prize fund, as defined in WAC 315-38-020(10) and the
				Mega Millions multistate agreement:
PRIZE LEVEL
MATCH (Field 1 + Field 2)
ODDS
PRIZE
Jackpot
5 numbers + mega ball
1 in 302,575,350
Jackpot
Second
5 numbers
1 in 12,607,306
$1,000,000
Third
4 numbers + mega ball
1 in 931,001
$10,000
Fourth
4 numbers
1 in 38,792
$500
Fifth
3 numbers + mega ball
1 in 14,547
$200
Sixth
3 numbers
1 in 606
$10
Seventh
2 numbers + mega ball
1 in 693
$10
Eighth
1 number + mega ball
1 in 89
$4
Ninth
Mega ball only
1 in 37
$2
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  67.70 RCW. 05-11-050,
				  §
										315-38-080, filed 5/13/05, effective 6/13/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-080,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-090 - Jackpot prize payments

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(1) Prior to
			 each drawing, the directors shall determine the estimated annuitized jackpot
			 prize amount to be advertised. The advertised jackpot prize amount shall be the
			 basis for determining the amount to be awarded for each Mega Millions panel
			 matching all five of the five Mega Millions winning numbers drawn for Field 1
			 and the one Mega Millions winning number drawn for Field 2. No annuitized
			 jackpot prize, when there is only one jackpot prize winning ticket, shall be
			 less than $12 million.
(2) If, in
			 any Mega Millions drawing, there are no Mega Millions panels that qualify for
			 the jackpot prize category, the portion of the prize fund allocated to such
			 jackpot prize category shall remain in the jackpot prize category and be added
			 to the amount allocated for the jackpot prize category in the next consecutive
			 Mega Millions drawing.
(3) If the
			 annuitized jackpot prize divided by the number of Mega Millions panels matching
			 all five of the five Mega Millions winning numbers for Field 1 and the one Mega
			 Millions winning number for Field 2, is equal to or greater than $1,000,000,
			 the jackpot prize(s) will be paid under the annuity option unless a cash option
			 was selected by the winner(s), 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 one-time single cash option
			 payment as defined by WAC 315-38-020(3), 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;
(iv) Cash option jackpot prizes shall be paid
			 in a single payment in accordance with the internal validation procedures and
			 settlement procedures pursuant to the multistate agreement and the Washington
			 state lottery. At the director's discretion, an initial payment of a portion of
			 the cash option prize may be paid to the winner at the time the prize is
			 claimed.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-100 - Second through ninth level prizes

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(1) Each Mega
			 Millions second through ninth prize shall be paid in one payment.
(2) Should total prize liability, exclusive
			 of jackpot prize rollover from previous drawings, exceed three hundred percent
			 of draw sales or fifty percent of draw sales plus $50,000,000, whichever is
			 less, (both hereinafter referred to as the "liability cap"), the second and
			 third prizes shall be paid on a parimutuel rather than fixed prize basis,
			 provided, however, that in no event shall the pari-mutuel prize be greater than
			 the set prize. The amount to be used for the allocation of such parimutuel
			 prizes shall be the liability cap less the amount paid for the jackpot prize
			 and prize levels four through nine. The California state lottery's sales and
			 prizes are excluded for purposes of the liability cap calculation.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  67.70 RCW. 05-11-050,
				  §
										315-38-100, filed 5/13/05, effective 6/13/05. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-100,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-110 - Single prize

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In a single drawing, a claimant may win in only one prize
				category per single Mega Millions panel in connection with Mega Millions
				winning numbers and shall be entitled only to the highest
				prize.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-110,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-120 - Parimutuel prize calculation

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For purpose of prize calculation with respect to any Mega
				Millions parimutuel prize, the calculation shall be rounded down so that prizes
				shall be paid in multiples of one dollar.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-120,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-130 - Annuitized jackpot prize calculation

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The jackpot prize shall be set in accordance with the rules and
				procedures established by the multistate agreement.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-130,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-140 - Promotional prizes

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The number of prize categories and the allocation of the prize
				fund among the prize categories may be changed at the discretion of the
				directors, for promotional purposes. Such change shall be announced by public
				notice.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-140,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-150 - Ticket responsibility

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(1) A
			 winning official Mega Millions ticket is a bearer instrument and is deemed to
			 be owned by the person or entity named on the ticket or, in the case of a
			 ticket not completed with name, the ticket is deemed to be owned by the
			 claimant.
(2) The Washington state
			 lottery shall not be responsible for lost or stolen official Mega Millions
			 tickets, unless otherwise provided in the laws and regulations governing the
			 lottery.
(3) The purchaser of an
			 official Mega Millions ticket has the sole responsibility for verifying the
			 accuracy and condition of the data printed on the ticket at the time of
			 purchase.
(4) The Washington state
			 lottery shall not be responsible to the claimant for official Mega Millions
			 tickets redeemed in error by a Mega Millions agent or retailer.
(5) Winners are determined by the numbers
			 drawn and not the numbers reported. The party lotteries shall not be
			 responsible for Mega Millions winning numbers reported in error.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-150,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-160 - Ticket validation requirements

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In order to be deemed a valid, winning, official Mega Millions
				ticket, all of the following conditions must be met:
(1) The ticket must meet the requirements of
			 WAC 315-30-050 and the requirements
			 of the multistate agreement.
(2) In
			 submitting an official Mega Millions ticket for validation, the claimant agrees
			 to abide by applicable laws, all rules and regulations, instructions,
			 conditions, and final decision of the director of the Washington state lottery,
			 or other party lottery, which issued the ticket.
(3) To be a valid ticket, the ticket data
			 must have been recorded on the central computer system prior to the drawing and
			 the ticket data must match this computer record in every respect. In the event
			 of a contradiction between information as printed on the ticket and as accepted
			 by the party lottery computer, the wager accepted by the party lottery computer
			 shall be the valid wager.
(4) There
			 must not be any other breach of rules in relation to the ticket which, in the
			 opinion of the director of the party lottery which issued the ticket, justifies
			 disqualification.
(5) The ticket
			 must be submitted to the party lottery which issued it, and only that party
			 lottery which issued the ticket may pay the prize.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-160,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-170 - Validations

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An official Mega Millions ticket submitted for validation that
				fails any of the preceding validation conditions shall be considered void,
				subject to the following determinations:
(1) In all cases of doubt, the determination
			 of the director of the party lottery which sold the official Mega Millions
			 ticket shall be final and binding; however, the director may, at his/her
			 option, replace an invalid ticket with an official Mega Millions ticket of
			 equivalent sales price;
(2) In the
			 event a defective ticket is purchased or in the event the director determines
			 to adjust an error, the sole and exclusive remedy shall be the replacement of
			 such defective or erroneous ticket(s) with an official Mega Millions ticket of
			 equivalent sales price;
(3) In the
			 event an official Mega Millions ticket is not paid by the Washington state
			 lottery and a dispute occurs as to whether the ticket is a winning ticket, the
			 Washington state lottery may, at its option, replace the ticket as provided in
			 WAC 315-06-120(17).
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-170,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-180 - Procedures for claiming and payment of prizes

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(1) Prizes shall be redeemed or claimed only
			 in the state where the official Mega Millions ticket was purchased and only
			 through Mega Millions agents or retailers or other authorized claim centers,
			 effective upon determination of prize payouts.
(2) A Mega Millions prize claimed in
			 Washington state must be claimed no later than one hundred eighty days after
			 the Mega Millions drawing for which the ticket was purchased. Pursuant to WAC
			 315-02-230 a "claim" means the
			 actual physical receipt of a ticket and claim form if necessary under these
			 rules, by a location authorized to pay the prize sought. Placement of the
			 ticket, and claim form, if necessary, in the United States mail or another mail
			 service does not constitute receipt.
(3) Claimants of a winning official Mega
			 Millions ticket must comply with the prize claim requirements of the party
			 lottery which issued the winning ticket.
(4) In the event that a single official Mega
			 Millions ticket contains two or more winning game panels, the cumulative prize
			 amount shall be claimed or redeemed in accordance with the specified prize
			 payment limits for the party lottery which issued the winning ticket.
(5) Federal withholding taxes, and any other
			 applicable taxes, shall be withheld from Mega Millions prizes in such amounts
			 as may be required by law.
(6) Mega
			 Millions prizes shall not be paid to any persons prohibited from playing Mega
			 Millions in a particular party lottery state by Mega Millions rules or by the
			 governing law or rules of that party lottery or any contract executed by that
			 party lottery.
(7) The name and
			 city or other location of the winner of a jackpot prize, or second prize, will
			 be disclosed in a news conference or in a news release and the winner may be
			 requested to participate in a news conference.
(8) If the winner claims a Mega Millions
			 jackpot or second prize as a legal entity pursuant to WAC
			 315-06-120, the entity shall
			 provide the name of a natural person who is a principal of the legal entity.
			 This natural person shall be available for appearance at any news conference
			 regarding the prize and shall be featured in any lottery's news
			 releases.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-180,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-190 - Unclaimed prize money

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For winning official Mega Millions tickets for which no claim
				or redemption is made within the specified claim period for each respective
				party lottery, the corresponding prize moneys shall be returned to the other
				party lotteries in accordance with procedures for the reconciliation of prize
				liability pursuant to the multistate agreement and as may be agreed from time
				to time by the directors of the party lotteries.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-190,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-38 - Mega millions › Section 315-38-200 - Governing law

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(1) In purchasing a
			 ticket issued for Mega Millions, the purchaser agrees to comply with and be
			 bound by all applicable statutes, administrative rules and regulations, and
			 procedures of the individual state in which the ticket is issued, and by
			 directives and determinations of the director of that state's lottery. The
			 purchaser agrees, as its sole and exclusive remedy, that claims arising out of
			 this ticket can be pursued only against the state of ticket purchase.
			 Litigation, if any, shall only be maintained against the party lottery of the
			 state of ticket purchase and within the state of ticket purchase.
(2) In the event of conflict between the
			 multistate agreement and the statutes, rules or regulations of any party
			 lottery, the party lottery's statutes, rules, and regulations shall
			 control.
(3) All decisions made by
			 the directors of the party lotteries, including the declaration of prizes and
			 the payment thereof and the interpretation of Mega Millions rules, shall be
			 final and binding on all purchasers and on every person making a claim in
			 respect thereof.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040. 02-15-122, §
										315-38-200,
				  filed 7/19/02, effective 8/19/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-39 - Hit 5 game rules › Section 315-39-010 - Definitions for Hit 5 Game

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(1) Number: Any
			 play integer from 1 through 42 inclusive.
(2) Game grids: A field of 42 numbers found
			 on the play slip.
(3) Play: One
			 selection of five numbers.
(4) Play
			 slip: A mark-sensitive game card used by players of Hit 5 Game to select
			 plays.
(5) Hit 5 Game ticket: A
			 computer-generated receipt evidencing payment for one or more plays in the Hit
			 5 Game. Tickets shall be issued by a licensed lottery retailer and shall list
			 the set of five-number plays that belong to the ticket holder.
(6) Cashpot: The game's top prize.
(7) Lottery drawing official: Lottery
			 personnel designated by the director to conduct drawings.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040(1), (3)   and
				  67.70.040. 07-03-113, §
										315-39-010, filed 1/22/07, effective
				  2/22/07.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-39 - Hit 5 game rules › Section 315-39-020 - Price of Hit 5 Game play

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The price of each Hit 5 Game play shall be $1.00. Each Hit 5
				Game ticket shall contain at least one Hit 5 Game play.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040(1), (3)  and
				  67.70.040. 07-03-113, §
										315-39-020, filed 1/22/07, effective
				  2/22/07.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-39 - Hit 5 game rules › Section 315-39-030 - Play for Hit 5 Game

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(1) Type of
			 play: A Hit 5 Game player must select five numbers in each play. A winning play
			 is achieved only when 2, 3, 4, or 5 of the numbers selected by the player
			 match, in any order, the five 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:
				  RCW 67.70.040(1), (3)  and
				  67.70.040. 07-03-113, §
										315-39-030, filed 1/22/07, effective
				  2/22/07.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-39 - Hit 5 game rules › Section 315-39-040 - Prizes for Hit 5 Game

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(1) The prize
			 amount to be paid to each Hit 5 Game player who holds a winning combination of
			 numbers in the first prize category shall vary due to the parimutuel
			 calculation of prizes. The prize amount to be paid to each Hit 5 Game player
			 who holds a winning combination of numbers in the second prize category shall
			 be $ 150.00. The prize amount to be paid to each Hit 5 Game player who holds a
			 winning combination of numbers in the third prize category shall be $ 15.00.
			 The prize amount to be given to each Hit 5 Game player who holds a winning
			 combination of numbers in the fourth prize category shall be $ a free play.
WINNING COMBINATIONS
PRIZE CATEGORIES
ODDS OF WINNING (ONE PLAY)
All five winning numbers in one play
First Prize: Cashpot
1:850,668.00
Any four but not five winning numbers in one play
Second Prize: $ 150.00
1:4,598.21
Any three but not four or five winning numbers in one
						  play
Third Prize: $ 15.00
1:127.73
Any two, but not three, four or five winning numbers
						  in one play
Fourth Prize: free play
1:10.95
(2)
			 Prize amounts.
(a) First prize (cashpot). All
			 first prizes will be the amount announced by the director as the Hit 5 Game
			 cashpot. The cashpot will be divided equally among all players who selected all
			 five winning numbers in one play (in any sequence).
(b) Second prize. A $ 150.00 prize is to be
			 paid to each player who holds four of the five winning numbers in one play in
			 any sequence.
(c) Third prize. A $
			 15.00 prize is to be paid to each player who holds three of the five winning
			 numbers in one play in any sequence.
(d) Fourth prize. A free play prize is to be
			 given to each player who holds two of the five winning numbers in one play in
			 any sequence.
(e) The holder of a
			 winning ticket may win only one prize per play.
(f) In the event any player who holds two,
			 three, four or five of the five 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 use,
			 pursuant to RCW  67.70.-190.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-39 - Hit 5 game rules › Section 315-39-050 - Ticket purchases

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(1) Hit 5
			 Game 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. Hit 5 Game tickets may be
			 purchased only from a licensed lottery retailer.
(2) Hit 5 Game tickets shall, on the front of
			 the ticket, contain the selection of numbers, amount, drawing date, ticket
			 serial number and reference numbers. The back of the ticket shall contain
			 overall odds of winning, player instructions, player information, signature
			 area, governing statutes and rules, and the ticket stock number. The front of
			 the ticket may include the overall odds of winning.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 67.70.040(1), (3)  and
				  67.70.040. 07-03-113, §
										315-39-050, filed 1/22/07, effective
				  2/22/07.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-39 - Hit 5 game rules › Section 315-39-060 - Drawings

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(1) The Hit 5 Game drawings shall be held
			 pursuant to WAC 315-30-040.
(2) The
			 drawing will be conducted by lottery drawing officials.
(3) Each drawing shall randomly select five
			 winning numbers. The drawing method shall be tested before and after each
			 drawing. Any drawn numbers are not declared winners until the drawing is
			 certified by the lottery. The winning numbers shall be used in determining all
			 Hit 5 Game 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.
(5) The Hit 5 game drawings shall be held on
			 a daily basis, Monday through Sunday, except that the director may exclude
			 certain holidays from the drawing schedule.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW  67.70.040(1), (3)   and
				  67.70.040. 07-03-113, §
										315-39-060, filed 1/22/07, effective
				  2/22/07.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-42 - Cash pop game rules › Section 315-42-010 - Definitions for Cash Pop

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(1) "Cash Pop
			 ticket" means a computer-generated receipt from a licensed lottery retailer
			 evidencing payment for one or more Cash Pop plays.
(2) "Game grids" means a field of 15 numbers
			 found on the play slip.
(3)
			 "Lottery drawing official" means lottery personnel designated by the director
			 to conduct drawings.
(4) "Number"
			 means any play integer from one through 15 inclusive.
(5) "Play" means one selection of one
			 number.
(6) "Play slip" means a
			 mark-sensitive game card used by Cash Pop players to select a
			 play(s).
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-42 - Cash pop game rules › Section 315-42-020 - Play for Cash Pop

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(1) A Cash Pop
			 player shall select one number in each play.
(2)
(a) A
			 player may use a play slip to make number selection(s). The lottery terminal
			 will read the play slip and issue ticket(s) with corresponding play(s). If a
			 play slip is not available, the lottery retailer may enter the selected number
			 via the keyboard; or
(b) A player
			 may choose to have the number selections made by the lottery terminal using a
			 random number generator, commonly referred to as a "quick pick."
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-42 - Cash pop game rules › Section 315-42-040 - Cash Pop ticket purchases

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(1) Cash Pop
			 tickets may be purchased daily in accordance with a schedule to be determined
			 by the director. Cash Pop tickets may be purchased only from a licensed lottery
			 retailer. Licensed lottery retailers shall sell and redeem tickets only during
			 their normal business hours.
(2)
			 Cash Pop tickets shall contain the selected number(s), wager amount, drawing
			 date, ticket serial number and reference numbers, overall odds of winning any
			 Cash Pop prize, player instructions, player information, signature area,
			 governing statutes and rules, and the ticket stock number.
(3) Cash Pop tickets cannot be
			 canceled.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-42 - Cash pop game rules › Section 315-42-050 - Drawings

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(1) Cash Pop drawings shall be held pursuant
			 to WAC 315-30-040.
(2) The drawings
			 will be conducted by lottery drawing officials.
(3) Each drawing will randomly select one
			 winning number. The drawing method will be tested before and after each
			 drawing. A drawn number is not a declared winner until the drawing is certified
			 by the lottery. The certified winning number shall be used in determining all
			 Cash Pop winners for that drawing. If a drawing is not certified, another
			 drawing will be conducted to determine the winning number.
(4) The drawing shall not be invalidated
			 based on the liability of the lottery.
(5) The Cash Pop drawings shall be held on a
			 daily basis, Sunday through Saturday, except that the director may exclude
			 certain holidays from the drawing schedule.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 315 - Lottery Commission › Chapter 315-42 - Cash pop game rules › Section 315-42-060 - Prizes for Cash Pop

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(1) Prizes range
			 from $25 to $500 per $5 wagered.
(2) A randomly selected prize will appear
			 beneath the Cash Pop play number printed on each ticket that will be won if
			 that number is drawn by the lottery. The same number may win a different prize
			 on a different ticket.
(3) The
			 prize amounts to be paid to each Cash Pop player who selects a winning number
			 are as follows:
Prize
Overall odds of winning a prize on
						  ticket
Odds of prize appearing under each
						  number
$500
1 in 7,500
1 in 500.00
$250
1 in 4,500
1 in 300.00
$200
1 in 2,625
1 in 175.00
$125
1 in 675
1 in 45.00
$100
1 in 150
1 in 10.00
$70
1 in 120
1 in 8.00
$50
1 in 90.0
1 in 6.00
$35
1 in 75.0
1 in 5.00
$25
1 in 40.0
1 in 2.67
Washington Administrative Code › Title 317 - Ecology, Department of (Marine Safety, Office of) › Chapter 317-05 - Definitions › Section 317-05-010 - Application

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The definitions in this section apply throughout this title
				unless it is expressly stated, or context clearly requires,
				otherwise.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.21I.030,
				  88.46.010,
				  88.46.040 and
				  88.46.050. 93-07-004, §
										317-05-010, filed 3/4/93,
				  effective 4/4/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 317 - Ecology, Department of (Marine Safety, Office of) › Chapter 317-05 - Definitions › Section 317-05-020 - Definitions

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(1) "Administrator"
			 means the administrator of the office of marine safety.
(2) "Bulk" means material that is stored or
			 transported in a loose, unpackaged liquid, powder, or granular form capable of
			 being conveyed by a pipe, bucket, chute, or belt system.
(3) "Cargo vessel" means a self-propelled
			 ship in commerce, other than a tank vessel or a passenger vessel, three hundred
			 gross tons or more, including but not limited to, commercial fish processing
			 vessels and freighters.
(4)
			 "Covered vessel" means a tank vessel, cargo vessel, or passenger
			 vessel.
(5) "Department" means the
			 department of ecology.
(6)
			 "Director" means the director of the department of ecology.
(7) "Discharge" means any spilling, leaking,
			 pumping, pouring, emitting, emptying, or dumping.
(8)
(a)
			 "Facility" means any structure, group of structures, equipment, pipeline, or
			 device, other than a vessel, located on or near the navigable waters of the
			 state that transfers oil in bulk to or from a tank vessel or pipeline, that is
			 used for producing, storing, handling, transferring, processing, or
			 transporting oil in bulk.
(b) A
			 facility does not include any:
(i) Railroad
			 car, motor vehicle, or other rolling stock while transporting oil over the
			 highways or rail lines of this state;
(ii) Retail motor vehicle motor fuel
			 outlet;
(iii) Facility that is
			 operated as part of an exempt agricultural activity as provided in
			 RCW
			 82.04.330;
(iv) Underground storage tank regulated by
			 the department or a local government under
			 chapter
			 90.76 RCW; or
(v) A stationary marine fuel outlet that does
			 not dispense more than three thousand gallons of fuel to a ship that is not a
			 covered vessel, in a single transaction.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 317 - Ecology, Department of (Marine Safety, Office of) › Chapter 317-05 - Definitions › Section 317-05-030 - Computation of time

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In computing a period of time established by these rules, the
				day of the act, incident, or default which starts the period prescribed is not
				included. If the last day of the period falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal
				holiday, the period is extended until the end of the next day that is not a
				Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday. Days run from midnight to midnight except
				for the last day of the period which ends at the close of business on that
				day.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.21I.030,
				  88.46.010,
				  88.46.040 and
				  88.46.050. 93-07-004, §
										317-05-030, filed 3/4/93,
				  effective 4/4/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 317 - Ecology, Department of (Marine Safety, Office of) › Chapter 317-31 - Cargo and passenger vessels - Substantial risk › Section 317-31-010 - Purpose

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This chapter implements the cargo and passenger vessel
				screening and boarding program under
				RCW
				88.46.050 to:
(1) Protect the state's natural
			 resources;
(2) Provide for safe
			 marine transportation in state waters; and
(3) Determine whether cargo and passenger
			 vessels entering or operating in state waters pose a substantial risk of harm
			 to the public health and safety and to the environment.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  88.46.050 and
				  43.21I.030. 96-12-077, §
										317-31-010, filed 6/5/96,
				  effective 7/6/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 317 - Ecology, Department of (Marine Safety, Office of) › Chapter 317-31 - Cargo and passenger vessels - Substantial risk › Section 317-31-020 - Application

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Owners and operators of cargo and passenger vessels entering or
				operating in state waters shall comply with the provisions of this
				chapter.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  88.46.050 and
				  43.21I.030. 96-12-077, §
										317-31-020, filed 6/5/96,
				  effective 7/6/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 317 - Ecology, Department of (Marine Safety, Office of) › Chapter 317-31 - Cargo and passenger vessels - Substantial risk › Section 317-31-030 - Definitions

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Unless the context clearly requires otherwise, the definitions
				in chapter 317-05 WAC and the following apply to this chapter.
(1) "Boarding checklist" means a checklist
			 used by vessel inspectors from the office as a guideline to determine the risk
			 a vessel poses to the public health and safety and the environment.
(2) "Cargo vessel" means a self-propelled
			 ship in commerce, other than a tank vessel or a passenger vessel, three hundred
			 gross tons or more, including but not limited to, fishing vessels and
			 freighters.
(3) "Event" means a:
(a) Collision, allision or
			 grounding;
(b) Near-miss incident
			 in which a pilot, master, or other person in charge of navigating a vessel
			 successfully takes action of a nonroutine nature to avoid a collision with
			 another ship, structure, or aid to navigation, or grounding of the vessel, or
			 damage to the environment;
(c)
			 Marine casualties described in 46 C.F.R. sec. 4.05-1, except subsections
			 (a)(5), (a)(6) and (b), regardless of vessel type, or nation of
			 registry;
(d) Disabled vessel due
			 to an accidental or intentional grounding, failure of the propulsion or primary
			 steering systems, failure of a component or control system that reduces the
			 vessel's maneuverability, or fire, flood, or other incident that affects the
			 vessel's seaworthiness or fitness for service; or
(e) Spills of oil into state
			 waters.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 317 - Ecology, Department of (Marine Safety, Office of) › Chapter 317-31 - Cargo and passenger vessels - Substantial risk › Part 1 - VESSEL SCREENING › Section 317-31-100 - Vessel screening

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(1) The office
				may screen any cargo or passenger vessel, except fishing vessels and vessels
				subject to chapter 317-21 WAC, entering or operating in state waters to
				determine a vessel's potential risk based on vessel information collected by
				the office. The office may collect information from any source, including the
				owner and operator, other public agencies, or by inspection. A vessel's
				potential risk is based on vessel information relating to factors that are risk
				predictors and that include, but are not limited to:
(a) Vessel age;
(b) Vessel type;
(c) Redundancy of mechanical, navigational,
				and electrical generation systems;
(d) Country of registry (flag);
(e) Classification society;
(f) Owner;
(g) Presence of a state-licensed pilot while
				in state waters;
(h) Changes in
				ownership, country of registry, or classification society;
(i) History of violations of international,
				federal, and state laws and regulations;
(j) History of marine casualties;
				and
(k) Key personnel
				history.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 317 - Ecology, Department of (Marine Safety, Office of) › Chapter 317-31 - Cargo and passenger vessels - Substantial risk › Part 1 - VESSEL SCREENING › Section 317-31-110 - Advance notice of entry

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(1) A cargo
				or passenger vessel owner or operator shall submit a notice of entry to the
				office by telefax or telephone at least twenty-four hours before the vessel
				enters state waters. An owner or operator of a vessel in intrastate operation
				is exempt from this provision if in compliance with WAC
				317-31-120.
(2) The advance notice of entry must provide:
(a) The vessel's name, country of registry,
				gross tonnage, call sign, and official number of the vessel;
(b) The name and telephone number of the
				vessel's local representative or agent;
(c) The estimated date, time, and point of
				entry into state waters by the vessel;
(d) Intended berths or anchorages in
				Washington;
(e) Last and next port
				of call;
(f) The amount and type of
				bunkers, if any, that will be transferred;
(g) The type of cargo, if any, that will be
				transferred;
(h) A safety report if
				required under WAC
				317-31-130; and
(i) Identification of the contingency plan
				covering the vessel under Washington law and chapter 317-10 WAC.