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Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-640 - Complaints pertaining to parimutuel operations

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(1) When a patron makes an unresolved
			 complaint regarding the parimutuel department to an association, the
			 association will immediately issue a complaint report, including the following:
(a) The name of the complainant;
(b) The nature of the complaint;
(c) The name of the persons, if any, against
			 whom the complaint was made;
(d)
			 The date of the complaint;
(e) The
			 action taken or proposed to be taken, if any, by the association.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-650 - Licensed employees

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All licensees will report any known irregularities or wrong
				doings by any person involving parimutuel wagering immediately to the board of
				stewards or the executive secretary if the incident occurs during a nonlive
				racing period, and will fully cooperate in subsequent
				investigations.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  67.16.020 and
				  67.16.040. 08-17-049, §
										260-48-650, filed 8/14/08,
				  effective 9/14/08. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   67.16.040. 96-10-014, §
										260-48-650, filed 4/19/96,
				  effective 6/11/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-660 - Emergency situations

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Should any emergency arise in connection with the operation of
				the parimutuel department of the association, not covered by these rules, and
				an immediate decision is necessary, the mutuel manager may make the decision.
				The mutuel manager will immediately notify the board of stewards, or the
				executive secretary if the emergency arises during a nonlive racing
				period.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  67.16.020 and
				  67.16.040. 08-17-049, §
										260-48-660, filed 8/14/08,
				  effective 9/14/08. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   67.16.040. 96-10-014, §
										260-48-660, filed 4/19/96,
				  effective 6/11/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-670 - Limit payoffs

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An association may limit payoffs at satellite locations to
				$2,500 in cash, with the balance delivered in the form of a check or by an
				electronic fund transfer by the end of the next business day.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  67.16.020 and
				  67.16.040. 08-17-049, §
										260-48-670, filed 8/14/08,
				  effective 9/14/08. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   67.16.040. 96-10-014, §
										260-48-670, filed 4/19/96,
				  effective 6/11/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-680 - Parimutuel vouchers

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(1) A
			 parimutuel voucher is a record or card produced by a parimutuel system device
			 on which a stored cash value is represented and the value is recorded in and
			 redeemed through the parimutuel system. Parimutuel vouchers may be offered by
			 an association that issues parim-utuel tickets. The stored value on a voucher
			 may be redeemed in the same manner as a value of a winning parimutuel ticket
			 for wagers placed at a parimutuel window, a self-service device, or a
			 self-service terminal, and may be redeemed for their cash value at any
			 time.
(2) An association may, with
			 the prior approval of the commission, issue special parimutuel cash vouchers as
			 incentives or promotional prizes, and may restrict the use of those vouchers to
			 the purchase of parimutuel wagers.
(3) The tote system transaction record for
			 all parimutuel vouchers will include the following:
(a) The voucher identification number in
			 subsequent parimutuel transactions;
(b) Any parimutuel wagers made from a voucher
			 will identify the voucher by identification number.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-690 - Other stored value instruments and systems

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(1) An association may not, without the prior
			 approval of the commission, utilize any form of stored value instrument or
			 system other than a parimutuel voucher for the purpose of making or cashing
			 parimutuel wagers.
(2) Any request
			 for approval of a stored value instrument or system will include a detailed
			 description of the standards utilized:
(a) To
			 identify the specific stored value instrument or account in the parimutuel
			 system wagering transaction record;
(b) To verify the identity and business
			 address of the per-son(s) obtaining, holding, and using the stored value
			 instrument or system; and
(c) To
			 record and maintain records of deposits, credits, debits, transaction numbers,
			 and account balances involving the stored value instruments or
			 accounts.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-700 - Common pool wagering

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(1)
(a) Except as otherwise authorized by the
			 commission, a request for simulcasting must be filed on a form provided by the
			 commission not later than seven business days before the first simulcast race
			 covered by the request. The executive secretary may approve a request for
			 simulcasting, subject to rescission of the approval by the commission at its
			 next regular meeting.
(b) The
			 application must include at a minimum:
(i) The
			 simulcast agreement between the host and guest association;
(ii) The approval by the horsemen's
			 association represented at the host and guest site;
(iii) The alternate jurisdiction
			 approval;
(iv) When acting as the
			 host site, approval also requires a list of all locations that will be
			 receiving and/or wagering on the races under the guest site; and
(v) The executive secretary may require the
			 association to submit additional information if the executive secretary
			 determines the additional information is necessary to effectively evaluate the
			 request.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-710 - Participation in common pools as guest

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(1) With the prior approval of the
			 commission, parimutuel-wagering pools may be combined with corresponding
			 wagering pools in the host jurisdiction, or with corresponding pools
			 established by one or more other jurisdictions.
(2) Rules established in the jurisdiction of
			 the host association designated for a parimutuel pool will apply.
(3) The guest association and all authorized
			 receivers will conduct parimutuel wagering pursuant to the applicable
			 jurisdiction rules.
(4) Class 1
			 racing associations which import simulcast races and propose to offer types of
			 wagers other than those currently defined in chapter 260-48 WAC, will submit to
			 the commission a copy of the host jurisdiction's rule governing the
			 wager.
(5) If, after the close of
			 wagering, a guest racetrack's wagers cannot be successfully merged in the
			 common pool via data circuit or manual merge, the mutuel manager will:
(a) Refund the pools not successfully merged
			 after announcing to the public that the pools were not merged successfully and
			 the pools will be refunded; or
(b)
			 Pay the winning wagers based on the prices established at the host racetrack.
The mutuel manager will report the failure to merge any common
				pool to the board of stewards or the executive secretary if the failure to
				merge any common pool occurs during nonlive racing. The report must be filed no
				later than the day after the date the common pool failed to merge.
In the event the host association has offered a wager not
				covered by chapter 260-48 WAC, the Association of Racing Commissioners
				International model rules regarding such wager will govern. Information
				regarding this emergency procedure will be posted throughout the class 1 racing
				association facility and published in its racing program.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-720 - Participation in common pools as host

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(1) A host association is responsible for
			 content of the simulcast and will use all reasonable effort to present a
			 simulcast that offers the viewers an exemplary depiction of each
			 performance.
(2) Unless otherwise
			 permitted by the commission, every simulcast will contain in its video content
			 the date, a digital display of actual time of day, the host facility's name
			 from where it emanates and the number of the contest being displayed.
(3) The host association will maintain such
			 security controls including encryption over its uplink and communications
			 systems as directed or approved by the commission.
(4) Any contract of common pools entered into
			 by the association will contain a provision to the effect that if, for any
			 reason, it becomes impossible to successfully merge the bets placed in another
			 jurisdiction into the common pool formed by the class 1 racing association, or
			 if, for any reason, the commission's or the association's representative
			 determines that attempting to effect transfer of pool data from the guest
			 association may endanger the association's wagering pool, the association will
			 have no liability for any measures taken which may result in the guest's wagers
			 not being accepted into the pool.
(5) If for any reason it becomes impossible
			 to successfully merge pool data into the common pool of the class 1 racing
			 association, or it is determined that attempting to effect transfer of pool
			 data from the guest jurisdiction may endanger the class 1 racing associations
			 wagering pool, or cause an unreasonable delay of the racing program, the class
			 1 racing association's mutuel manager or designee will determine under the
			 circumstances whether to manually merge guests pools, exclude guests pools or
			 delay the Washington pools.
(6)
			 Scratched horses will be communicated via facsimile machine, telephone or other
			 approved method by the host mutuel manager to all guest mutuel managers except
			 when the operating parimutuel system protocol performs these functions
			 automatically or when the information is disseminated to the wagering network
			 via satellite or video display. The host mutuel manager will communicate
			 program changes to all guest sites via facsimile machine, telephone or other
			 approved method.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  67.16.020 and
				  67.16.040. 08-17-049, §
										260-48-720, filed 8/14/08,
				  effective 9/14/08. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  67.16.020. 04-21-053, §
										260-48-720, filed 10/18/04,
				  effective 11/18/04. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   67.16.040. 99-06-026, §
										260-48-720, filed 2/23/99,
				  effective 3/26/99.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-800 - Parimutuel wagering pools

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(1) All
			 permitted parimutuel wagering pools will be separately and independently
			 calculated and distributed. Takeout will be deducted from each gross pool as
			 stipulated by law. The remainder of the moneys in the pool will constitute the
			 net pool for distribution as payoff on winning wagers.
(2) Either standard price or net price
			 calculation procedures will be used to calculate wagering pools. However net
			 price calculation will be used any time international wagering is conducted.
(a) Standard price calculation procedure:
SINGLE PRICE POOL (WIN POOL)
Gross Pool
=
Sum of Wagers on all Betting Interests -
							 Refunds
Takeout
=
Gross Pool x Percent Takeout
Net Pool
=
Gross Pool - Takeout
Profit
=
Net Pool - Gross Amount Bet on Winner
Profit Per Dollar
=
Profit/Gross Amount Bet on Winner
$1 Unbroken Price
=
Profit Per Dollar + $1
$1 Broken Price
=
$1 Unbroken Price Rounded Down to the Break
							 Point
Total Payout
=
$1 Broken Price x Gross Amount Bet on Winner
Total Breakage
=
Net Pool - Total Payout
PROFIT SPLIT (PLACE POOL)
Profit is net pool less gross amount bet on all place
				finishers. Finishers split profit 1/2 and 1/2 (place profit), then divide by
				gross amount bet on each place finisher for two unique prices.
PROFIT SPLIT (SHOW POOL)
Profit is net pool less gross amount bet on all show finishers.
				Finishers split profit 1/3 and 1/3 and 1/3 (show profit), then divide by gross
				amount bet on each show finisher for three unique prices.
(b) Net price calculation procedure:
SINGLE PRICE POOL (WIN POOL)
Gross Pool
=
Sum of Wagers on all Betting Interests -
							 Refunds
Takeout
=
Gross Pool x Percent Takeout for each Source
Net Pool
=
Gross Pool - Takeout
Net Bet on Winner
=
Gross Amount Bet on Winner x (1 - Percent
							 Takeout)
Total Net Pool
=
Sum of all Sources Net Pools
Total Net Bet on Winner
=
Sum of all Sources Net Bet on Winner
Total Profit
=
Total Net Pool - Total Net Bet on Winner
Profit Per Dollar
=
Total Profit/Total Net Bet on Winner
$1 Unbroken Base Price
=
Profit Per Dollar + $1 for each Source
$1 Unbroken Price
=
$1 Unbroken Base Price x (1 - Percent Takeout)
$1 Broken Price
=
$1 Unbroken Price Rounded Down to the Break
							 Point
Total Payout
=
$1 Broken Price x Gross Amount Bet on Winner
Total Breakage
=
Net Pool - Total Payout
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-810 - Win pools

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(1) The amount
			 wagered on the betting interest which finishes first is deducted from the net
			 pool, the balance remaining being the profit; the profit is divided by the
			 amount wagered on the betting interest finishing first, such quotient being the
			 profit per dollar wagered to win on that betting interest.
(2) The net win pool will be distributed as a
			 single price pool to winning wagers in the following precedence, based upon the
			 official order of finish:
(a) To those whose
			 selection finished first; but if there are no such wagers, then
(b) To those whose selection finished second;
			 but if there are no such wagers, then
(c) To those whose selection finished third;
			 but if there are no such wagers, then
(d) The entire pool will be refunded on win
			 wagers for that race.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-820 - Place pools

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(1) The amounts
			 wagered to place on the first two betting interests to finish are deducted from
			 the net pool, the balance remaining being the profit; the profit is divided
			 into two equal portions, one being assigned to each winning betting interest
			 and divided by the amount wagered to place on that betting interest, the
			 resulting quotient is the profit per dollar wagered to place on that betting
			 interest.
(2) The net place pool
			 will be distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based upon
			 the official order of finish:
(a) If horses of
			 a mutuel field finished in the first two places, as a single price pool to
			 those who selected the mutuel field; otherwise
(b) As a profit split to those whose
			 selection is included within the first two finishers; but if there are no such
			 wagers on one of those two finishers, then
(c) As a single price pool to those who
			 selected the one covered betting interest included within the first two
			 finishers; but if there are no such wagers, then
(d) As a single price pool to those who
			 selected the third-place finisher; but if there are no such wagers,
			 then
(e) The entire pool will be
			 refunded on place wagers for that race.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-830 - Show pools

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(1) The amounts
			 wagered to show on the first three betting interests to finish are deducted
			 from the net pool, the balance remaining being the profit; the profit is
			 divided into three equal portions, one being assigned to each winning betting
			 interest and divided by the amount wagered to show on that betting interest,
			 the resulting quotient being the profit per dollar wagered to show on that
			 betting interest. The net show pool will be distributed to winning wagers in
			 the following precedence, based upon the official order of finish:
(a) If horses of a mutuel field finished in
			 the first three places, as a single price pool to those who selected the mutuel
			 field; otherwise
(b) If horses of a
			 mutuel field finished as two of the first three finishers, the profit is
			 divided with two-thirds distributed to those who selected the mutuel field and
			 one-third distributed to those who selected the other betting interest included
			 within the first three finishers; otherwise
(c) As a profit split to those whose
			 selection is included within the first three finishers; but if there are no
			 such wagers on one of those three finishers, then
(d) As a profit split to those who selected
			 one of the two covered betting interests included within the first three
			 finishers; but if there are no such wagers on two of those three finishers,
			 then
(e) As a single price pool to
			 those who selected the one covered betting interest included within the first
			 three finishers; but if there are no such wagers, then
(f) As a single price pool to those who
			 selected the fourth-place finisher; but if there are no such wagers,
			 then
(g) The entire pool will be
			 refunded on show wagers for that race.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-840 - Double pools

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(1) The double
			 requires selection of the first-place finisher in each of two specified
			 races.
(2) The net double pool will
			 be distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based upon the
			 official order of finish:
(a) As a single
			 price pool to those whose selection finished first in each of the two races;
			 but if there are no such wagers, then
(b) As a profit split to those who selected
			 the first-place finisher in either of the two races; but if there are no such
			 wagers, then
(c) As a single price
			 pool to those who selected the one covered first-place finisher in either race;
			 but if there are no such wagers, then
(d) As a single price pool to those whose
			 selection finished second in each of the two races; but if there are no such
			 wagers, then
(e) The entire pool
			 will be refunded on double wagers for those races.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-850 - Pick three

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(1) The pick three
			 requires selection of the first-place finisher in each of three specified
			 races.
(2) The net pick three pool
			 will be distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based upon
			 the official order of finish:
(a) As a single
			 price pool to those whose selection finished first in each of the three races;
			 but if there are no such wagers, then
(b) As a single price pool to those who
			 selected the first-place finisher in any two of the three races; but if there
			 are no such wagers, then
(c) As a
			 single price pool to those who selected the first-place finisher in any one of
			 the three races; but if there are no such wagers, then
(d) The entire pool will be refunded on pick
			 three wagers for those races.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-860 - Quinella pools

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(1) The quinella
			 requires selection of the first two finishers, regardless of order, for a
			 single race.
(2) The net quinella
			 pool will be distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based
			 upon the official order of finish:
(a) If
			 horses of a mutuel field finish as the first two finishers, as a single price
			 pool to those selecting the mutuel field combined with the next separate
			 betting interest in the official order of finish; otherwise
(b) As a single price pool to those whose
			 combination finished as the first two betting interests; but if there are no
			 such wagers, then
(c) As a profit
			 split to those whose combination included either the first- or second-place
			 finisher; but if there are no such wagers on one of those two finishers,
			 then
(d) As a single price pool to
			 those whose combination included the one covered betting interest included
			 within the first two finishers; but if there are no such wagers, then
(e) The entire pool will be refunded on
			 quinella wagers for that race.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-870 - Exacta pools

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(1) The exacta
			 requires selection of the first two finishers, in their exact order, for a
			 single race.
(2) The net exacta
			 pool will be distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based
			 upon the official order of finish:
(a) If
			 horses of a mutuel field finish as the first two finishers, as a single price
			 pool to those selecting the mutuel field combined with the next separate
			 betting interest in the official order of finish; otherwise
(b) As a single price pool to those whose
			 combination finished in correct sequence as the first two betting interests;
			 but if there are no such wagers, then
(c) As a profit split to those whose
			 combination included either the first-place betting interest to finish first or
			 the second-place betting interest to finish second; but if there are no such
			 wagers on one of those two finishers, then
(d) As a single price pool to those whose
			 combination included the one covered betting interest to finish first or second
			 in the correct sequence; but if there are no such wagers, then
(e) The entire pool will be refunded on
			 exacta wagers for that race.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-890 - Trifecta pools

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(1) The trifecta
			 requires selection of the first three finishers, in their exact order, for a
			 single race.
(2) The net trifecta
			 pool will be distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based
			 upon the official order of finish:
(a) As a
			 single price pool to those whose combination finished in correct sequence as
			 the first three betting interests; but if there are no such wagers,
			 then
(b) As a single price pool to
			 those whose combination included, in correct sequence, the first two betting
			 interests; but if there are no such wagers, then
(c) As a single price pool to those whose
			 combination correctly selected the first-place betting interest only; but if
			 there are no such wagers, then
(d)
			 The entire pool will be refunded on trifecta wagers for that race.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-900 - Twin trifecta pools

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(1) The
			 twin trifecta requires selection of the first three finishers, in their exact
			 order, in each of two designated races. Each winning ticket for the first twin
			 trifecta race must be exchanged for a free ticket on the second twin trifecta
			 race in order to remain eligible for the second-half twin trifecta pool.
			 Winning first-half wagers will receive both an exchange and a monetary payoff.
			 Both of the designated twin trifecta races will be included in only one twin
			 trifecta pool.
(2) Twin trifecta
			 wagering may be conducted by Class A and B licensees at the discretion of the
			 commission upon written application by an association.
(3) After wagering closes for the first-half
			 of the twin trifecta and commissions have been deducted from the pool, the net
			 pool will then be divided into two separate pools: The first-half twin trifecta
			 pool and the second-half twin trifecta pool. The percentage allocated to each
			 pool must be approved by the commission.
(4) In the first twin trifecta race only,
			 winning wagers will be determined using the following precedence, based upon
			 the official order of finish for the first twin trifecta race:
(a) As a single price pool to those whose
			 combination finished in the correct sequence as the first three betting
			 interest; but if there are no such wagers, then
(b) As a single price pool to those whose
			 combination included, in correct sequence, the first two betting interests; but
			 if there are no such wagers, then
(c) As a single price pool to those whose
			 combination correctly selected the first-place betting interest only; but if
			 there are no such wagers, then
(d)
			 The entire twin trifecta pool for that day will be refunded on twin trifecta
			 wagers for that race and the second-half will be canceled.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-910 - Superfecta pools

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(1) The superfecta
			 requires selection of the first four finishers, in their exact order, for a
			 single race.
(2) The net superfecta
			 pool will be distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based
			 upon the official order of finish:
(a) As a
			 single price pool to those whose combination finished in correct sequence as
			 the first four betting interests; but if there are no such wagers,
			 then
(b) As a single price pool to
			 those whose combination included, in correct sequence, the first three betting
			 interests; but if there are no such wagers, then
(c) As a single price pool to those whose
			 combination included, in correct sequence, the first two betting interests; but
			 if there are no such wagers, then
(d) As a single price pool to those whose
			 combination correctly selected the first-place betting interest only; but if
			 there are no such wagers, then
(e)
			 The entire pool will be refunded on superfecta wagers for that race.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-915 - Pentafecta pools with carryover

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(1) The pentafecta requires selection of the
			 first five finishers in their exact order, for a single race.
(2) The net pentafecta pool will be
			 distributed as a single price pool to those who selected the first five
			 finishers in exact order based on the official order of finish. If there are no
			 such wagers, then the net pentafecta pool will be carried forward to the next
			 pentafecta performance as a carryover or added to an existing
			 carryover.
(3) If less than five
			 betting interests finish the race and the race is declared official, the entire
			 pentafecta pool for that performance will be refunded.
(4) If, due to a late scratch or a
			 participant is declared a non-starter, and this causes the number of betting
			 interest in the pentafecta pool to be reduced to fewer than five, the entire
			 pentafecta pool for that performance will be refunded.
(5) If the pentafecta contest is canceled or
			 declared "no contest," the entire pentafecta pool for that performance will be
			 refunded.
(6) If horses
			 representing the same betting interest finish in the first five positions, the
			 pentafecta pool will be distributed as a single price pool to those selecting
			 the coupled entry or mutuel field combined with the next separate betting
			 interest in the official order of finish.
(7) If there is a dead heat for first
			 involving:
(a) Horses representing five or
			 more betting interests, all of the wagering combinations selecting five betting
			 interests which correspond with any of the betting interests involved in the
			 dead heat will share in a profit split.
(b) Horses representing four betting
			 interests, all of the wagering combinations selecting the four dead-heated
			 betting interests, irrespective of order, along with the fifth-place betting
			 interest will share in a profit split.
(c) Horses representing three betting
			 interests, all of the wagering combinations selecting the three dead-heated
			 betting interests, irrespective of order, along with the fourth-place and
			 fifth-place betting interests will share in a profit split.
(d) Horses representing two betting
			 interests, both of the wagering combinations selecting the two dead-heated
			 betting interests, irrespective of order, along with the third-place,
			 fourth-place and fifth-place betting interests will share in a profit
			 split.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-930 - Future wager pool

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(1) The future
			 wager requires selection of the first-place finisher in a specified
			 contest.
(2) The association will
			 apply in writing to the commission for approval to offer the future wager on
			 the specified contest and will not offer the wager until the commission
			 approval has been granted. The written application will include the date and
			 time for the pool to be opened and closed, a description of the system for
			 compiling the pool and calculating odds and payout prices, and the time
			 interval for displaying the odds.
(3) The association, or in the case of common
			 pool wagering the host track, will name the contestants included in each
			 betting interest on which future wagers may be made and will assign a program
			 number to each betting interest.
(4) The amount wagered on the betting
			 interest which finishes first in the specified race is deducted from the net
			 pool, the balance remaining being the profit; the profit is divided by the
			 amount wagered on the betting interest finishing first, such quotient being the
			 profit per dollar wagered in the future pool on that betting
			 interest.
(5) The net future pool
			 will be distributed as a single price pool to winning wagers in the following
			 precedence, based upon the official order of finish:
(a) To those whose selection finished first;
			 but if there are no such wagers, then
(b) To those whose selection finished second;
			 but if there are no such wagers, then
(c) To those whose selection finished third;
			 but if there are no such wagers, then
(d) The entire pool will be refunded on
			 future pool wagers for that contest.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-48 - Mutuels › Section 260-48-940 - Head-to-head wagering

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(1) Head-to-head
			 wagering requires the selection of the winning contestant in a designated
			 contest or series of contests, in a competition between two or more equally
			 matched betting interests, or based on the sportsmanship and/or skill of the
			 jockeys and/or trainers, regardless of the official placing of the other
			 betting interests in that contest or series of contests.
(2) The choice of which contestants from a
			 contest will participate in the head-to-head contest will be made as follows:
(a) The association must obtain approval from
			 the board of stewards for each head-to-head contest.
(b) The matching of contestants for the
			 head-to-head contest will be limited to contestant versus contestant, jockey
			 versus jockey, and/or trainer versus trainer.
(c) The contestants chosen for the
			 head-to-head wager will be conspicuously identified in the official
			 program.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-49 - Advance deposit wagering › Section 260-49-020 - Requirements to conduct authorized advance deposit wagering

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(1) The advance deposit wagering rules set
			 forth in this chapter shall apply to the establishment and operation of
			 accounts by an authorized advance deposit wagering service provider for
			 applicants whose principal residence address is in the state of
			 Washington.
(2) Advance deposit
			 wagering by any person whose principal residence address is in the state of
			 Washington may be conducted only by an authorized advance deposit wagering
			 service provider licensed by the commission pursuant to this chapter.
(3) A class 1 racing association must have a
			 contract in place with an authorized advance deposit wagering service provider
			 that complies with all state and federal laws and regulations. Contracts shall
			 be approved by the commission.
(4)
			 No advance deposit wagering service provider shall solicit, accept, open or
			 operate an account for any person with a principal residence address in the
			 state of Washington unless the service provider has received a license in good
			 standing from the commission.
(5)
			 The commission may suspend or revoke a license to operate as an authorized
			 advance deposit wagering service provider, withdraw approval of a contract
			 between a class 1 racing association and an authorized advance deposit wagering
			 service provider and/or impose fines, if the authorized advance deposit
			 wagering service provider, its officers, directors, or employees violate
			 chapter
			 67.16 RCW or Title 260
			 WAC.
(6) An authorized advance
			 deposit wagering service provider located within Washington shall not solicit,
			 accept, open or operate advance deposit wagering accounts for persons whose
			 principal residence is outside of the state of Washington, including residents
			 of foreign jurisdictions unless:
(a) The
			 service provider has received a license from the commission in good
			 standing;
(b) Wagering on that same
			 type of live racing is lawful in the jurisdiction which is the person's
			 principal residence; and
(c) The
			 authorized advance deposit wagering service provider complies with the
			 provisions of the Interstate Horseracing Act,
			 15 U.S.C. §§
										3001 to 3007, and the laws of the
			 jurisdiction, which is the principal place of residence of the
			 applicant.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-49 - Advance deposit wagering › Section 260-49-030 - Advance deposit wagering service provider license for a class 1 racing association

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(1) A
			 class 1 racing association licensed under
			 chapters
			 67.16 RCW and 260-13 WAC
			 may apply for a license from the commission to operate as an advance deposit
			 wagering service provider in accordance with
			 chapter
			 67.16 RCW and this
			 chapter.
(2) An application to
			 operate as an advance deposit wagering service provider must address the
			 requirements of this chapter, and the class 1 racing association shall file
			 with the commission an original and five copies of the application and plan of
			 operation.
(3) As part of the
			 application, the class 1 racing association shall submit a detailed plan of how
			 its proposed advance deposit wagering service provider would operate. At a
			 minimum, the operating plan shall address the following issues:
(a) The manner in which the proposed
			 simulcasting and advance deposit wagering service provider will operate and the
			 regular hours of operation;
(b)
			 Programs for responsible wagering;
(c) A plan for verification of an applicant's
			 identity, age and residence when establishing an account;
(d) Establish a dispute resolution process
			 for account holders who file a claim against the advance deposit wagering
			 service provider;
(e) The
			 requirements for accounts established and operated for persons whose principal
			 residence is outside of the state of Washington;
(f) The process for an account holder to make
			 withdrawals from the account holder's account;
(g) The process for handling wagers when
			 wagering pools cannot be merged with the wagering pools of the race track where
			 the race is being run live; and
(h)
			 Any additional information required by the commission.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-49 - Advance deposit wagering › Section 260-49-040 - Advance deposit wagering service provider license for nonclass 1 racing associations

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(1) Prior
			 to accepting applications from Washington residents for advance deposit
			 wagering accounts, the advance deposit wagering service provider must have:
(a) An agreement with a class 1 racing
			 association, that has been approved by the commission; and
(b) A license from the commission to conduct
			 advance deposit wagering.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-49 - Advance deposit wagering › Section 260-49-050 - Establishing an account

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(1) An
			 established account is necessary to place advance deposit wagers. An account
			 may only be established with an authorized advance deposit wagering service
			 provider.
(a) To establish an account, an
			 application form must be signed or otherwise authorized in a manner acceptable
			 to the commission and include:
(i) The
			 applicant's full legal name;
(ii)
			 Principal residence address;
(iii)
			 Telephone number;
(iv) Proper
			 identification or certification demonstrating that the applicant is at least
			 twenty-one years of age; and
(v)
			 Any additional information required by the commission.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-49 - Advance deposit wagering › Section 260-49-060 - Operation of an account

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(1) The
			 authorized advance deposit wagering service provider may refuse deposits to an
			 account for what it deems good and sufficient reason.
(2) The authorized advance deposit wagering
			 service provider may suspend any account or close any account at any time
			 provided that when an account is closed, they shall, within seven calendar
			 days, return to the account holder all moneys then on deposit by sending a
			 check to the last known principal residence address.
(3) Credits to an account after the initial
			 establishment of the account may be made as follows:
(a) Deposits to an account by an account
			 holder may be made in the following forms:
(i)
			 Cash, which may be deposited at financial or retail outlets designated by the
			 authorized advance deposit wagering service provider;
(ii) Check, money order or negotiable order
			 of withdrawal given or sent to an authorized advance deposit wagering service
			 provider;
(iii) Charges made to an
			 account holder's credit card or debit card upon the direct and personal
			 instruction of the account holder, if the use of the card has been approved by
			 the authorized advance deposit wagering service provider;
(iv) Transfer by means of an electronic funds
			 transfer from a monetary account controlled by an account holder to his/her
			 account, said account holder to be liable for any charges imposed by the
			 transmitting or receiving entity with such charges to be deducted from the
			 account; or
(v) Funds so deposited
			 will be made available for wagering use in accordance with financial
			 institution funds availability schedules.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-49 - Advance deposit wagering › Section 260-49-070 - Distribution of source market fee

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(1)  A source market fee shall be paid monthly, unless otherwise
				directed by the commission, for the source market fee area on all accounts that
				have Washington as the principal residence address.
(2)  The authorized advance deposit wagering service provider
				shall, at least monthly, unless otherwise directed by the commission,
				distribute the total source market fee as follows:
(a)  One hundred percent of the total source market fee directly
				to the class 1 racing association.
(b)  The class 1 racing association shall submit monthly 2.5
				percent of the total source market fee to the commission of which 2.5 percent
				to be deposited into the Washington bred owners' bonus fund and zero percent to
				be deposited into the commission's operating account.
(c)  The class 1 racing association shall distribute two and
				one-half percent of the total source market fee to the Washington bred breeder
				award account as provided in RCW   67.16.175.
(d)  The class 1 racing association and the recognized
				horsemen's organization shall negotiate a separate agreement for contributions
				to the purse account from the source market fee and submit the agreement for
				review and approval by the commission. The class 1 racing association shall
				distribute the horsemen's share of the source market fee in accordance with the
				horseman's agreement.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-49 - Advance deposit wagering › Section 260-49-070 - Distribution of source market fee

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(1)  A source market fee shall be paid monthly, unless otherwise
				directed by the commission, for the source market fee area on all accounts that
				have Washington as the principal residence address.
(2)  The authorized advance deposit wagering service provider
				shall, at least monthly, unless otherwise directed by the commission,
				distribute the total source market fee as follows:
(a)  One hundred percent of the total source market fee directly
				to the class 1 racing association.
(b)  The class 1 racing association shall submit monthly 8.5
				percent of the total source market fee to the commission of which 2.5 percent
				to be deposited into the Washington bred owners' bonus fund and 6 percent to be
				deposited into the commission's operating account.
(c)  The class 1 racing association shall distribute 2.5 percent
				of the total source market fee to the Washington bred breeder award account as
				provided in RCW  67.16.175.
(d)  The class 1 racing association and the recognized
				horsemen's organization shall negotiate a separate agreement for contributions
				to the purse account from the source market fee and submit the agreement for
				review and approval by the commission. The class 1 racing association shall
				distribute the horsemen's share of the source market fee in accordance with the
				horseman's agreement.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-49 - Advance deposit wagering › Section 260-49-080 - Distribution of source market fee-More than one class 1 racing association

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(1) The source
			 market fee generated from wagers on a class 1 racing association's live races
			 will be distributed to the class 1 racing association conducting that meet
			 after deducting contributions to the commission, one percent owners bonus,
			 breeders awards, and class C purse fund per WAC
			 260-49-070. The remaining source
			 market fee from the class 1 racing association's live meet shall be distributed
			 in accordance with the agreement between the class 1 racing association and the
			 recognized horsemen's association.
(2) The source market fee generated from
			 races conducted outside Washington shall be allocated proportionate to the
			 gross amount of all sources of parimutuel wagering during each twelve-month
			 period derived from the associations' live race meets after deducting
			 contributions to the commission, one percent owners' bonus, and breeders
			 awards. The remaining proportional share of the source market fee from races
			 conducted outside Washington shall be distributed in accordance with the
			 agreement between the class 1 racing association and the recognized horsemen's
			 association. "All sources of parimutuel wagering" shall mean the total of
			 instate and out-of-state wagering on the associations' live race meet. This
			 percentage must be calculated annually. The commission shall calculate the
			 proportion of the source market fee for each class 1 racing association based
			 upon the preceding calendar year. The commission shall inform the authorized
			 advance deposit wagering service provider(s) of the percentage of source market
			 fee to be distributed to each class 1 racing association. The authorized
			 advance deposit wagering service provider(s) shall distribute the source market
			 fee to the class 1 racing associations according to the percentages established
			 by the commission.
(3) A class 1
			 racing association is not entitled to source market fees until it has completed
			 one race meet in accordance with the requirements of
			 RCW
			  67.16.200.
(4) A class 1 racing association must
			 complete a live race meet in accordance with
			 RCW
			  67.16.200 within each succeeding twelve-month
			 period to maintain eligibility to continue participating in advance deposit
			 wagering and to receive a proportionate share of the source market
			 fee.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   67.16.020. 04-21-053, §
										260-49-080, filed 10/18/04,
				  effective 11/18/04.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission › Chapter 260-49 - Advance deposit wagering › Section 260-49-090 - Licensing fees to operate advance deposit wagering

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(1) Application fees.
(a) A nonrefundable application fee of five
			 thousand dollars must be submitted with all license applications to conduct
			 authorized advance deposit wagering.
(b) The applicant will be billed and shall be
			 responsible for any costs involved in the background checks, investigation, and
			 review of the application in excess of five thousand dollars.