Chapter 3770:1-9 Additional Lottery Games

3770:1-9-22 Ohio lottery commission game number twenty-two. [Rescinded]

Rescinded eff 5-18-09

3770:1-9-23 Ohio lottery commission game number twenty-three.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number twenty-three, “Rolling Cash 5™,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which sales agents are to make their final settlement in respect to such period.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number twenty-three is a lottery game of the type generally known as a number match game.

(2) Each ticket in game number twenty-three shall be imprinted with one set of five unique numbers from the set of integers one through thirty-nine inclusive, as determined by the choice of the ticket purchaser or the auto pick feature of the computer system and recorded on the ticket at the time of purchase.

(3) At such times as determined by the director, drawings will be conducted at which five unique numbers shall be selected at random from the set of integers one through thirty-nine inclusive.

Holders of valid winning tickets for a given drawing bearing the numbers drawn in that drawing, in whole or in part, shall be entitled to a prize award in accordance with this rule.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number twenty-three shall be one dollar for one play. The player may purchase up to the number of wagers per ticket, or multiples thereof, as designated by the director if a multi-wager is requested at the player’s discretion in accordance with the number of game panels and inclusive drawings.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards. Based upon the numbers drawn in each regular drawing for game number twenty-three, prizes shall be awarded to holders of valid tickets for that drawing as follows:

(1) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches two, and only two, of the five integers drawn, the prize is one dollar.

(2) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches three, and only three, of the five integers drawn, the prize is ten dollars.

(3) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches four, and only four, of the five integers drawn, the prize is three hundred dollars.

(4) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches all five integers drawn, the prize pool to be paid shall be equal to the amount designated by the director (hereinafter “jackpot”). The director or his designee shall designate and certify the amount of the jackpot for each drawing in writing prior to each drawing.

The director shall have discretion to change the prizes and percentages which represent the prize pools in each of the categories referred to in paragraphs (D)(1), (D)(2), (D)(3) and (D)(4) of this rule.

(5) The minimum total jackpot amount in any jackpot for which at least one ticket bears a winning selection which matches five of the five integers drawn, as validated by the on-line computer system, shall be one hundred thousand dollars, and shall be divided equally among the winning selections if there is more than one winning selection. The director may set the jackpot at levels higher than the minimum amount in accordance with paragraph (D)(4) of this rule.

(6) Any amounts remaining in the prize pools described in paragraphs (D)(1) to (D)(4) of this rule after any given drawing, due to residual amounts after prize disbursements, shall be retained by the commission.

(7) When there are no winning tickets issued for the prize pool described in paragraph (D)(4) of this rule, the director shall, in accordance with paragraph (D)(4) of this rule, establish what amounts from such prize pool shall be carried forward into the jackpot for the next drawing.

(8) When there are no winning tickets issued for the prize pool described in paragraph (D)(4) of this rule, the jackpot prize amount shall roll pari-mutuelly based on sales as set by the director or increase by a guaranteed amount established by the director, whichever jackpot prize amount is greater.

(E) Frequency of prize drawings. Drawings shall be held at times determined by the director.

(F) Manner of prize drawings.

(1) Prize drawings shall be open to the public and may be held at such places in the state that the director shall determine. The director shall inform the public as to the time and place of each prize drawing.

(2) All holders of valid tickets for a given drawing are eligible to win in that drawing. Prize winners shall claim their prizes by surrendering their tickets in accordance with procedures established by the director.

(3) All drawings in game number twenty-three shall be conducted in accordance with random selection procedures approved by the director. For every drawing in game number twenty-three, the director will approve procedures and mechanisms for the selection of winners and awarding of prizes.

(G) Validity of tickets.

(1) Each purchaser of tickets in game number twenty-three shall be responsible for verifying that the numbers imprinted on such tickets are those requested, that the purchase price paid is the price recorded on such ticket, and that such ticket has recorded thereon the type of bet(s) and the drawing date(s) therefor that the purchaser desired to make. The Ohio lottery commission shall be free of any liability in connection with this paragraph.

(2) Each ticket issued in game number twenty-three shall have imprinted thereon at the time of purchase a control number, bar code data, or both, supplied by the commission. No prize shall be paid by the commission for any tickets without such control number or bar code data.

(3) All winning tickets in game number twenty-three are subject to validation by the on-line computer system under procedures established by the director before payment of any prize.

(4) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number twenty-three void if it is stolen, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, altered, or counterfeit; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director.

The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket.

(5) For the purpose of determining the number of winning wagers, division of the jackpot is contingent on the on-line computer system’s determination of winning wagers sold and not by the number of winning tickets presented for payment. If the holder of a winning ticket does not have the ticket validated within the requisite validation period from the date of the drawing, in accordance with the procedures set forth in these rules the unclaimed share of the jackpot shall be paid into the state lottery fund and distributed in accordance with section 3770.06 of the Revised Code and not to the other winner(s) who have validated a ticket.

(H) Director’s conduct of game number twenty-three.

(1) The director shall conduct game number twenty-three in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, The director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. Furthermore, all Ohio lottery players are subject to laws and regulations of the Ohio lottery commission.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number twenty-three within this rule are considered generic terms used solely for the purpose of this rule. In actual operation, game number twenty-three and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

(3) The director shall have discretion to combine existing or future games for promotional purposes in order to increase revenues and to create a different payment structure for prizes to be paid if games are combined, and to authorize any funding mechanism he deemed necessary to accomplish payment of any prize pool, including use of the unclaimed prizes fund.

Effective: 06/20/2009

R.C. 119.032 review dates: 02/24/2009 and 06/20/2014

Promulgated Under: 119.03

Statutory Authority: 3770.03

Rule Amplifies: 3770.01, 3770.02, 3770.03, 3770.04, 3770.05, 3770.06, 3770.07 and 3770.08

Prior Effective Dates: 9/30/2004

3770:1-9-47 Ohio lottery commission game number forty-seven.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number forty-seven, “Birthday – Congratulations – Thank You – Anniversary,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement in respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number forty-seven.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number forty-seven requires the player to scratch off the covering, and get three matching prize amounts to win the prize shown in the prize box.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free ticket or one of the following monetary amounts: two dollars, five dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars and five hundred dollars. Each ticket in game number forty-seven shall be imprinted with prize awards from the set listed above. Prize awards shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize amounts.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number forty-seven called a “regular prize.”

(2) The only prizes which shall appear on a ticket in game number forty-seven are free ticket, two dollars, five dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars and five hundred dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number forty-seven will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per two hundred forty thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Nine tickets winning five hundred dollars;

(b) One hundred twenty tickets winning one hundred dollars;

(d) Eight hundred ninety-nine tickets winning twenty-five dollars;

(e) Five thousand one hundred sixty tickets winning five dollars;

(f) Fifteen thousand nine hundred sixty tickets winning two dollars; and

(g) Twenty-two thousand six hundred eighty tickets winning free tickets.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number forty-seven shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number forty-seven is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize. All regular prizes shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number forty-seven in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prizes which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(1) A mechanical error in printing prize awards, symbols, words or other numbers on a ticket shall not automatically invalidate that ticket. To the extent feasible, the director shall establish procedures by which the holder of any ticket on which information is incorrectly printed due to mechanical malfunction may be advised of correct information for the ticket. If it is not technically feasible to recover the information from a mechanically misprinted ticket, the director may declare the ticket void and the holder shall be entitled to a return of the ticket price, or a replacement ticket.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number forty-seven void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number forty-seven.

(1) The director shall conduct game number forty-seven in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number forty-seven.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number forty-seven used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number forty-seven and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 7-25-93

Rule promulgated under: RC Chapter 119.

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-50 Game rule number fifty.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game rule number fifty, “Lot ‘O PlayTM,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which sales agents are to make their final settlement with respect to such period.

(B) General design.

(1) Game rule number fifty is a lottery game of the type generally known as a number match game.

(2) Each ticket in game rule number fifty shall be imprinted with five rows of five unique numbers from the set of integers zero through ninety-nine inclusive for a total of twenty-five integers. The first row of five unique numbers may be determined by the choice of the ticket purchaser or the auto pick feature of the on-line computer system, and recorded on the ticket at the time of purchase. The auto pick feature shall apply to the remaining four rows of five unique numbers imprinted on the ticket. All five rows of five unique numbers shall constitute one game. Integers will not be repeated on a ticket. Tickets purchased in game rule number fifty are automatically deemed by the on-line gaming system to reflect payment of the grand prize jackpot in twenty-six annual installments. As set forth in paragraph (H)(2) of this rule, at the time of claim, any grand prize jackpot prize winner(s) shall have sixty calendar days from the date of presentation for payment of their claim to the lottery, to opt for a cash equivalent grand prize known as the “cash option.” All other prizes in game rule number fifty shall be paid out in a lump sum. A player may only win one prize award on a ticket and such prize award shall be the highest eligible prize. In addition, each ticket printed may be eligible to win a prize award instantly for reaching a predetermined number of tickets sold as designated by the director. A ticket may not be canceled once the ticket is printed by the Lottery terminal, even if such ticket is printed in error.

(3) At such times as determined by the director, drawings will be conducted during which five unique numbers shall be selected at random from the set of integers zero through ninety-nine inclusive. Holders of valid winning tickets for a given drawing bearing the numbers drawn in that drawing, in whole or in part, shall be entitled to a prize award in accordance with this rule.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game rule number fifty shall be two dollars per wager.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards. Based upon the numbers drawn in each regular drawing for game rule number fifty, prizes shall be awarded to holders of valid tickets for that drawing as follows:

(1) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches two, and only two, of the five integers drawn on any one of the horizontal, vertical or diagonal lines, the player wins a regular prize award of two dollars.

(2) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches three, and only three, of the five integers drawn on any one of the horizontal, vertical or diagonal lines, the player wins a regular prize award of ten dollars.

(3) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches four, and only four, of the five integers drawn on any one of the horizontal, vertical or diagonal lines, the player wins a regular prize award of one thousand dollars.

(4) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches all five integers drawn on any one of the horizontal, vertical or diagonal lines, the prize pool to be paid shall be equal to the amount designated by the director (hereinafter “jackpot”). The director or his designee shall designate and certify the amount of the jackpot for each drawing in writing prior to each drawing. In addition to the main play of each ticket, for every wager, each ticket printed may be eligible to win a prize award instantly for reaching a predetermined number of tickets sold as designated by the director. In any event, the director shall have discretion to change the prizes and percentages which represent the prize pools in each of the categories referred to in paragraphs (D)(1) to (D)(4) of this rule.

(5) The minimum total jackpot amount in any jackpot for which at least one ticket bears a winning selection which matches five of the five integers drawn on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line, as validated by the on-line computer system, shall be one million dollars, and shall be divided equally among the winning selections if there is more than one winning selection. The director may set the jackpot at levels higher than the minimum amount in accordance with paragraph (D)(4) of this rule.

(E) Frequency of prize drawings. Drawings shall be held at times determined by the director.

(F) Manner of prize drawings.

(2) All holders of valid tickets for a given drawing are eligible to win in that drawing. If the holder of a winning ticket does not have the ticket fully validated and the prize is not claimed and presented for payment within one hundred eighty days after the date of the drawing, in accordance with the procedures set forth in lottery rules, such unclaimed prize shall be paid into the state lottery fund and distributed in accordance with section 3770.06 of the Revised Code.

(3) All drawings in game rule number fifty will be conducted in accordance with random procedures approved by the director. For every drawing in game rule number fifty, the director will approve procedures and mechanisms for the selection of winners and the awarding of prizes in order that random selection by the on-line computer system will be achieved.

(4) Valid prize winners are determined by the numbers drawn and not the numbers reported. The lottery shall not be responsible for game rule number fifty numbers reported in error.

(G) Validity of tickets.

(1) Each purchaser of tickets in game rule number fifty shall be responsible for verifying the numbers designated by the purchaser on the lottery official bet card. A ticket may not be canceled once printed by the Lottery terminal, even if the ticket is printed in error. The lottery shall be free of any liability in connection with this paragraph.

(2) Each ticket issued in game rule number fifty shall have imprinted thereon at the time of purchase a control number, bar code data, or both, supplied by the commission. No prize shall be paid by the commission for any tickets without such control number or bar code data.

(3) All winning tickets in game rule number fifty are subject to validation by the on-line computer system under procedures established by the director before the payment of any prize.

(4) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game rule number fifty void if it is stolen, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, altered, or counterfeit; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket.

(5) For the purpose of determining the number of winning wagers, division of the jackpot is contingent on the on-line computer system’s determination of winning wagers sold, and not by the number of winning tickets presented for payment.

(H) Annual payments or the cash option.

(1) Because the advertised “Lot ‘O PlayTM” jackpot is payable over twenty-six years, jackpot prizes from game rule number fifty are payable in twenty-six annual installments, less the appropriately withheld state and federal income taxes or other withholdings as required by law. The first and/or last payment may not be equal to the remaining annual payments, however, the total twenty-six annual payments shall not be less than the jackpot prize award won, less state and federal income tax withholdings or any other withholdings required by law. As dictated by the interest rate set by the treasurer of state, the lottery transfers to the deferred prize trust fund an amount of cash determined by the director which equals the present value of the gross prize award won in a drawing to supply investment principal for funding long-term prize obligations, less the amount determined to be payable to the winner as a first annual installment. This present value transfer is less than the advertised jackpot.

(2) Upon completion of internal validation and claiming procedures established by the lottery, at the time a valid claim is presented for payment of the grand prize jackpot, the estimated cash option prize amount along with the amount of appropriately withheld state and federal income taxes shall be disclosed in writing to the prize winner. Commencing with the date of presentment of a valid winning grand prize jackpot ticket, and for sixty calendar days thereafter, claimants may choose the cash option instead of annual installments. Notice of such selection must be received by the lottery or post office stamped by the end of the sixty calendar day deadline. Such option, once chosen, may not be revoked. If no selection is made during the allowed time period, the prize winner shall be paid in twenty-six annual installments as provided for herein. The discounted cash value of a jackpot amount shall be determined by the director based on a formula established pursuant to authority granted under rule 3770:1-8-04 of the Administrative Code.

(3) A single winning “Lot ‘O PlayTM” jackpot ticket may be paid pursuant to these rules in either annual installments or in a discounted cash value lump sum. Prize winners who claim a joint prize from a single winning ticket will all receive prize payments in either annual installments or in a discounted cash value lump sum. Prize winners who claim a joint prize from a single winning ticket may not opt to receive different forms of payment.

(I) Director’s conduct of game rule number fifty.

(1) The director shall conduct game rule number fifty in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation this rule, and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game rule number fifty used in this rule are considered generic terms used solely for the purpose of this rule. In actual operation, game rule number fifty and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

(3) Should the director determine that drawings conducted pursuant to game rule number fifty are to be discontinued, the director has the discretion to transfer any existing funds from the game rule number fifty jackpot that was not won before such drawings were discontinued, to any lottery game or to allocate the entire or partial funds to the lower tiered prizes.

(4) The director shall have discretion to combine existing or future games for promotional purposes in order to increase revenues and to create a different payment structure for prizes to be paid if games are combined, and to authorize any funding mechanism deemed necessary to accomplish payment of any prize pool.

Effective: 01/29/2006

R.C. 119.032 review dates: 10/09/2010

Promulgated Under: 119.03

Statutory Authority: 3770.03

Rule Amplifies: 3770.01, 3770.02, 3770.03, 3770.04, 3770.05, 3770.06, 3770.07, 3770.08

Prior Effective Dates: 10/09/2005

3770:1-9-51 Game rule number fifty-one.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game rule number fifty-one, “Raffle Ticket Game,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period beginning on the date when raffle ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the final sales date.

(B) General design.

(1) Game rule number fifty-one is a “raffle” style lottery game of the type generally known as a number match game.

(2) Each raffle ticket in game rule number fifty-one shall be imprinted with one set of integers as generated from the computer gaming system, and recorded on the ticket at the time of purchase. The auto pick, “Play It Again” and multi-draw wagering features are not available for any raffle games. The set of integers shall be within the parameters of integers established by the director for each raffle game. For each raffle game under game rule number fifty-one, the director shall establish a maximum number of raffle tickets that can be sold. The maximum number of raffle tickets as predetermined by the director shall be the maximum range of integers that will be printed on a raffle ticket. There shall be one set of integers printed on each raffle ticket, and a set of integers will not be repeated on another raffle ticket. A raffle ticket shall only be valid for the specified raffle game. A raffle ticket may not be canceled once the raffle ticket is printed by the Lottery terminal, even if such raffle ticket is printed in error. The director shall establish the prizes to be awarded for each raffle game prior to the start of such raffle game.

(3) At such times as determined by the director, raffle drawings will be conducted during which specified number of sets of integers shall be selected at random from the total number of raffle tickets sold for that raffle game. The drawing method to select such sets of integers shall be determined by the director. Holders of valid winning tickets for a given raffle drawing bearing the entire set of numbers drawn in that drawing, shall be entitled to a prize award established by the director for that raffle game.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a raffle ticket issued by the commission in game rule number fifty-one shall be the price as established by the director prior to the start of each raffle game.

(D) Value of prize awards. The director shall establish the number of prizes and prize values to be awarded per raffle game prior to the start of such raffle game. The type of prizes shall be awarded based upon the order of the sets of integers drawn in accordance with commission rules, regulations and procedures for each raffle game.

(E) Frequency of raffle drawings. Raffle drawings shall be held at dates and times determined by the director. If all raffle tickets are sold prior to the end of the promotional period for each raffle game as determined by the director, the director may hold such raffle drawings at an earlier date.

(F) Manner of raffle drawings.

(1) Raffle drawings shall be open to the public and may be held at such places in the state that the director shall determine. The director shall inform the public as to the time and place of each raffle drawing.

(2) Each holder of a valid ticket for a given raffle drawing are eligible to win in that raffle drawing. If the holder of a winning raffle ticket does not have the raffle ticket fully validated and the prize is not claimed and presented for payment within one hundred eighty days after the date of the raffle drawing, in accordance with the procedures set forth in lottery rules, such unclaimed prize shall be paid into the state lottery fund and distributed in accordance with section 3770.06 of the Revised Code.

(3) All raffle drawings in game rule number fifty-one will be conducted in accordance with random drawing procedures approved by the director. For every raffle drawing in game rule number fifty-one, the director will approve procedures and mechanisms for the selection of winners and the awarding of prizes in order that random selection by the on-line computer system will be achieved.

(4) Valid prize winners are determined by the numbers drawn and not the numbers reported. The lottery shall not be responsible for game rule number fifty-one numbers reported in error.

(G) Validity of tickets.

(1) Each purchaser of raffle tickets in game rule number fifty-one shall be responsible for verifying the information on each raffle ticket. A raffle ticket may not be canceled once printed by the Lottery terminal, even if the raffle ticket is printed in error. The lottery shall be free of any liability in connection with this paragraph.

(2) Each raffle ticket issued in game rule number fifty-one shall have imprinted thereon at the time of purchase a control number, bar code data, or both, supplied by the commission. No prize shall be paid by the commission for any raffle tickets without such control number or bar code data.

(3) All winning raffle tickets in game rule number fifty-one are subject to validation by the on-line computer system under procedures established by the director before the payment of any prize.

(4) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a raffle ticket in game rule number fifty-one void if it is stolen, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, altered, mutilated, or counterfeit; or if the raffle ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a raffle ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the raffle ticket.

(H) Director’s conduct of game rule number fifty-one.

(1) The director shall conduct game rule number fifty-one in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation this rule, and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this raffle style lottery game.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game rule number fifty-one used in this rule are considered generic terms used solely for the purpose of this rule. In actual operation, game rule number fifty-one and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

Effective: 06/29/2006

R.C. 119.032 review dates: 06/29/2011

Promulgated Under: 119.03

Statutory Authority: 3770.03

Rule Amplifies: 3770.01, 3770.02, 3770.03, 3770.04, 3770.05, 3770.06, 3770.07, 3770.08

3770:1-9-53 Game rule number fifty-three.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game rule number fifty-three, “Classic Lotto,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the final sales date.

(B) General design.

(1) Game rule number fifty-three is a lottery game of the type generally known as a number match game.

(2) Each ticket in game rule number fifty-three shall be imprinted with one set of six unique numbers from the set of integers one through forty-nine inclusive, as determined by the choice of the ticket purchaser or the auto lotto feature of the on-line gaming computer system, and recorded on the ticket at the time of purchase. Tickets purchased in game rule number fifty-three are automatically deemed by the on-line gaming system to reflect payment of the grand prize jackpot in thirty annual installments. As set forth in paragraph (H)(2) of this rule, at the time of claim, any grand prize jackpot prize winner(s) shall have sixty calendar days from the date of the presentation for payment of their valid claim to the Ohio lottery commission, to opt for a discounted cash value lump sum known as the “cash option.” All other prizes in game rule number fifty-three shall be paid out in a lump sum.

(3) At such times as determined by the director, drawings will be conducted during which six unique numbers shall be selected at random from the set of integers one through forty-nine inclusive. Holders of valid winning tickets for a given drawing bearing the numbers drawn in that drawing, in whole or in part, shall be entitled to a prize award in accordance with this rule.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game rule number fifty-three shall be one dollar per wager. The player may purchase up to the number of wagers per ticket, or multiples thereof, as designated by the director if a multi-draw wager is requested at the player’s discretion in accordance with the number of game panels and inclusive drawings.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards. Based upon the numbers drawn in each regular drawing for game rule number fifty-three, prizes shall be awarded to holders of valid tickets for that drawing as follows:

(1) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches three, and only three, of the six integers drawn, the player wins a regular prize award of two dollars.

(2) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches four, and only four, of the six integers drawn, the player wins a regular prize award of seventy dollars.

(3) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches five, and only five, of the six integers drawn, the player wins a regular prize award of one thousand five hundred dollars.

(4) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches all six integers drawn, the prize pool to be paid shall be equal to the amount designated by the director (hereinafter “jackpot”), which shall be divided equally among the winning selections if there is more than one winning selection. The director or his designee shall designate and certify the amount of the jackpot for each drawing in writing prior to each drawing.

In any event, the director shall have discretion to change the prizes and percentages which represent the prize pools in each of the categories referred to in paragraphs (D)(1) to (D)(4) of this rule.

(5) The minimum total jackpot amount in any jackpot for which at least one ticket bears a winning selection which matches six of the six integers drawn, as validated by the on-line gaming computer system, shall be one million dollars, and shall be divided equally among the winning selections if there is more than one winning selection. The director may set the jackpot at levels higher than the minimum amount in accordance with paragraph (D)(4) of this rule.

(9) In a single game rule number fifty-three drawing, a claimant may win in only one prize category per wager as a result of possessing winning numbers, and shall be entitled only to the highest prize level won.

(E) Frequency of prize drawings. Drawings shall be held at times determined by the director.

(F) Manner of prize drawings.

(3) All drawings in game rule number fifty-three will be conducted in accordance with random procedures approved by the director. For every drawing in game rule number fifty-three, the director will approve procedures and mechanisms for the selection of winners and the awarding of prizes in order that random selection by the on-line computer system will be achieved.

(G) Validity of tickets.

(1) Each purchaser of tickets in game rule number fifty-three shall be responsible for verifying that the number imprinted on such tickets are those requested by the purchaser, that the purchase price paid is the price recorded on such ticket, and that such ticket has recorded thereon the type of bet(s), the manner of payment of the prize award, and the drawing date(s) therefor that the purchaser desired to make. The Ohio lottery commission shall be free of any liability in connection with this paragraph.

(2) Each ticket issued in game rule number fifty-three shall have imprinted thereon at the time of purchase a control number, bar code data, or both, supplied by the commission. No prize shall be paid by the commission for any tickets without such control number or bar code data.

(3) All winning tickets in game rule number fifty-three are subject to validation by the on-line gaming computer system under procedures established by the director before the payment of any prize.

(4) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game rule number fifty-three void if it is stolen, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, altered, or counterfeit; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket.

(5) For the purpose of determining the number of winning wagers, division of the jackpot is contingent on the on-line gaming computer system’s determination of winning wagers sold, and not by the number of winning tickets presented for payment.

(H) Annual payments or the cash option.

(1) Because the advertised Classic Lotto jackpot is payable over thirty years, jackpot prizes from game rule number fifty-three are payable in thirty annual installment payments, less the appropriately withheld state and federal income taxes or other withholdings as required by law. The first and/or last payment may not be equal to the remaining annual payments, however, the total thirty annual payments shall not be less than the jackpot prize award won, less state and federal income tax withholdings or any other withholdings required by law. As dictated by the interest rate set by the treasurer of state, the lottery transfers to the deferred prize trust fund an amount of cash determined by the director which equals the present value of the gross prize award won in a drawing to supply investment principal for funding long-term prize obligations, less the amount determined to be payable to the winner as a first annual installment. This present value transfer is less than the advertised jackpot.

(2) Upon completion of internal validation and claiming procedures established by the lottery, at the time a valid claim is presented for payment of the grand prize jackpot, the estimated cash option prize amount along with the amount of appropriately withheld state and federal income taxes shall be disclosed in writing to the prize winner. Commencing with the date of presentment of a valid winning grand prize jackpot ticket, and for sixty calendar days thereafter, claimants may choose the cash option value instead of thirty annual installment payments. Notice of such selection must be received by the lottery or post office stamped by the end of the sixty calendar day deadline. Such option, once chosen, may not be revoked. If no selection is made during the allowed time period, the prize winner shall be paid in thirty annual installment payments as provided for herein. The discounted cash value of a jackpot amount shall be determined by the director based on a formula established pursuant to authority granted under rule 3770:1-8-04 of the Administrative Code.

(3) A single winning Classic Lotto jackpot ticket may be paid pursuant to these rules in either thirty annual installments or in a discounted cash value lump sum (“cash option”). Prize winners who claim a joint prize from a single winning ticket will all receive prize payments in either thirty annual installments or in a discounted cash value lump sum. Prize winners who claim a joint prize from a single winning ticket may not opt to receive different forms of payment.

(I) Director’s conduct of game rule number fifty-three.

(1) The director shall conduct game rule number fifty-three in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation this rule, and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game rule number fifty-three used in this rule are considered generic terms used solely for the purpose of this rule. In actual operation, game rule number fifty-three and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

(3) Should the director determine that drawings conducted pursuant to game rule number fifty-three are to be discontinued, the director has the discretion to transfer any existing funds from the game rule number fifty-three jackpot that was not won before such drawings were discontinued, to any lottery game or to allocate the entire or partial funds to the lower tiered prizes.

Effective: 01/21/2007

R.C. 119.032 review dates: 01/21/2012

Promulgated Under: 119.03

Statutory Authority: 3770.03

Rule Amplifies: 3770.01, 3770.02, 3770.03, 3770.04, 3770.05, 3770.06, 3770.07, 3770.08

3770:1-9-54 Game rule number fifty-four.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game rule number fifty-four, “Pick 10,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the final sales date.

(B) General design.

(1) Game rule number fifty-four is a lottery game of the type generally known as a number match game.

(2) Each ticket in game rule number fifty-four shall be imprinted with one set of ten unique numbers from the set of integers one through eighty inclusive, as determined by the choice of the ticket purchaser or the auto pick feature of the on-line gaming computer system, and recorded on the ticket at the time of purchase. All prizes in game rule number fifty-four shall be paid out in a lump sum.

(3) At such times as determined by the director, drawings will be conducted during which twenty unique numbers shall be selected at random from the set of integers one through eighty inclusive. Holders of valid winning tickets for a given drawing bearing no numbers or five to ten numbers drawn in that drawing, shall be entitled to a prize award in accordance with this rule.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game rule number fifty-four shall be one dollar per wager. The player may purchase up to the number of wagers per ticket, or multiples thereof, as designated by the director if a multi-draw wager is requested at the player’s discretion in accordance with the number of game panels and inclusive drawings.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards. Based upon the numbers drawn in each regular drawing for game rule number fifty-four, prizes shall be awarded to holders of valid tickets for that drawing as follows:

(1) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches zero integers, of the twenty integers drawn, the player wins a regular prize award of three dollars.

(2) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches five, and only five, of the twenty integers drawn, the player wins a regular prize award of two dollars.

(3) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches six, and only six, of the twenty integers drawn, the player wins a regular prize award of five dollars.

(4) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches seven, and only seven, of the twenty integers drawn, the player wins a regular prize award of forty dollars.

(5) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches eight, and only eight, of the twenty integers drawn, the player wins a regular prize award of four hundred dollars.

(6) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches nine, and only nine, of the twenty integers drawn, the player wins a regular prize award of six thousand dollars.

(7) For each ticket bearing a selection which matches ten, and only ten, of the twenty integers drawn, the player wins the jackpot prize award of five hundred thousand dollars. The director shall have the discretion to change the prizes and percentages which represent the prize pools in each of the categories referred to in paragraphs (D)(1) through (D)(7) of this rule.

(8) No amounts shall remain in the prize funds described in paragraphs (D)(1) to (D)(7) of this rule after any given drawing, whether or not a winning ticket was issued for those prizes, and no prize amounts shall be carried forward in the same fund for the next drawing. Any amounts remaining in the prize pools described in paragraphs (D)(1) to (D)(7) of this rule after any given drawing, due to residual amounts after prize disbursements, shall be retained by the commission.

(9) In a single game rule number fifty-four drawing, a claimant may win in only one prize category per wager as a result of possessing winning numbers, and shall be entitled only to the highest prize level won.

(E) For each individual drawing, there shall be a jackpot payout cap of two million five hundred thousand dollars for tickets bearing selections which match all ten integers drawn. If there are more than five winners matching all ten integers drawn, the total jackpot of two million five hundred thousand dollars shall be divided by the number of winning tickets to determine the amount of the prize award for each winning ticket for that drawing.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings. Drawings shall be held at times determined by the director.

(G) Manner of prize drawings.

(3) All drawings in game rule number fifty-four will be conducted in accordance with random procedures approved by the director. For every drawing in game rule number fifty-four, the director will approve procedures and mechanisms for the selection of winners and the awarding of prizes in order that random selection by the on-line computer system will be achieved.

(4) The director reserves the right to suspend or cancel any drawings or the game itself, change the prize structure, frequency of drawings or draw dates.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(1) Each purchaser of tickets in game rule number fifty-four shall be responsible for verifying that the number imprinted on such tickets are those requested by the purchaser, that the purchase price paid is the price recorded on such ticket, and that such ticket has recorded thereon the type of bet(s), the manner of payment of the prize award, and the drawing date(s) therefor that the purchaser desired to make. The Ohio lottery commission shall be free of any liability in connection with this paragraph.

(2) Each ticket issued in game rule number fifty-four shall have imprinted thereon at the time of purchase a control number, bar code data, or both, supplied by the commission. No prize shall be paid by the commission for any tickets without such control number or bar code data.

(3) All winning tickets in game rule number fifty-four are subject to validation by the on-line gaming computer system under procedures established by the director before the payment of any prize.

(4) The only basis for a valid claim is compliance with the Ohio laws and commission rules and regulations. No valid claim may be premised on human, electronic, or other error in the communication, display or transmission of data, however recorded, display, or transmitted. No valid claim can be premised upon any intentional human, electronic or other form of communication or transmission of data, which has not been authorized by the lottery commission.

(5) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game rule number fifty-four void if it is stolen, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, altered, or counterfeit; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket.

(I) Director’s conduct of game rule number fifty-four.

(1) The director shall conduct game rule number fifty-four in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation this rule, and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game rule number fifty-four used in this rule are considered generic terms used solely for the purpose of this rule. In actual operation, game rule number fifty-four and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

(3) The director shall have discretion to combine existing or future games for promotional purposes in order to increase revenues and to create a different payment structure for prizes to be paid if games are combined, and to authorize any funding mechanism the director deemed necessary to accomplish payment of any prize pool.

Effective: 08/04/2007

R.C. 119.032 review dates: 08/04/2012

Promulgated Under: 119.03

Statutory Authority: 3770.03

Rule Amplifies: 3770.01, 3770.02, 3770.03, 3770.04, 3770.05, 3770.06, 3770.07, 3770.08

3770:1-9-55 Game rule number fifty-five.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game rule number fifty-five, “KENO,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the final sales date.

(B) General design.

(1) Game rule number fifty-five is a lottery game of the type generally known as a number match game.

(2) Each ticket in game rule number fifty-five shall be imprinted with one set of unique numbers from the set of integers one through eighty inclusive, as determined by the choice of the ticket purchaser or the auto pick feature of the on-line gaming computer system, and recorded on the ticket at the time of purchase. Each set of numbers shall consist of at least one unique number and not more than ten unique numbers as chosen by the ticket purchaser or the auto pick feature of the on-line gaming computer system. The number of unique numbers in each set of unique numbers is dependent upon the number of “spots” chosen by the ticket purchaser. If the ticket purchaser chooses a “one spot” ticket, the set of numbers will consist of one unique number. If the ticket purchaser chooses a “two spot” ticket, the set of numbers will consist of two unique numbers. If the ticket purchaser chooses a “three spot” ticket, the set of numbers will consist of three unique numbers. If the ticket purchaser chooses a “four spot” ticket, the set of numbers will consist of four unique numbers. If the ticket purchaser chooses a “five spot” ticket, the set of numbers will consist of five unique numbers. If the ticket purchaser chooses a “six spot” ticket, the set of numbers will consist of six unique numbers. If the ticket purchaser chooses a “seven spot” ticket, the set of numbers will consist of seven unique numbers. If the ticket purchaser chooses an “eight spot” ticket, the set of numbers will consist of eight unique numbers. If the ticket purchaser chooses a “nine spot” ticket, the set of numbers will consist of nine unique numbers. If the ticket purchaser chooses a “ten spot” ticket, the set of numbers will consist of ten unique numbers. All prizes in game rule number fifty-five shall be paid out in a lump sum.

(3) At such times as determined by the director, a “Booster” option may be added as an available feature of game rule number fifty-five. If the director determines that a “Booster” option is an available feature of game rule number fifty-five, a ticket purchaser shall have the option to play the “Booster” option as an addition to any KENO ticket purchased. If the “Booster” option is chosen by the purchaser, the words “Booster YES” will be printed on the player’s ticket. If the “Booster” option is not chosen, the words “Booster NO” will be printed on the player’s ticket. The holder of a valid winning ticket for a drawing, with the “Booster” option, will have the regular prize award that is won multiplied by the “Booster” drawn in that respective drawing. The holder of a valid winning ticket for a drawing, with no “Booster” option, will not have the regular prize award that is won multiplied by the “Booster” drawn in that respective drawing.

(4) At such times as determined by the director, drawings will be conducted during which twenty unique numbers shall be selected at random from the set of integers one through eighty inclusive. If the director has determined, pursuant to paragraph (B) of this rule, that a “Booster” option will be an available feature of game rule number fifty-five, during the drawings that are conducted, a “Booster” will be selected from the following integers: one, two, three, four, five and ten. Holders of a valid winning ticket for a given drawing bearing the number of matching integers as set forth in paragraphs (D)(1) through (D)(37) of this rule and excluding the “Booster” option shall be entitled to the regular prize award set forth in accordance with the applicable section of this rule. If the director has determined, pursuant to paragraph (B) of this rule, that a “Booster” option is an available feature of game rule number fifty-five, holders of a valid winning ticket for a given drawing bearing the number of matching integers as set forth in paragraphs (D)(1) through (D)(37) of this rule and including the “Booster” option shall be entitled to the regular prize award set forth in accordance with the applicable section of this rule multiplied by the “Booster” drawn in that respective drawing.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game rule number fifty-five per wager shall be one dollar, two dollars, three dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars or twenty dollars. The player may purchase up to the number of wagers per ticket, or multiples thereof, as designated by the director if a multi-wager is requested at the player’s discretion in accordance with the number of game panels and inclusive drawings. If the director has determined, pursuant to paragraph (B) of this rule, that a “Booster” option is an available feature of game rule number fifty-five, and if a player chooses the “Booster” option, the cost of the ticket for every one dollar wager will be increased by one dollar for that drawing.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards. Based upon the numbers drawn in each regular drawing for game rule fifty-five, and based upon a one dollar wager, regular prize awards shall be awarded to holders of a valid winning ticket for that drawing as set forth below. The total regular prize award for a valid winning ticket multiplies according to the amount wagered on the ticket. If a valid winning ticket shows a wager of two dollars, three dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars or twenty dollars per drawing, the regular prize award shown below for a one dollar wager shall multiply according to the wager amount shown on the valid winning ticket for that drawing.

(1) If the valid winning ticket is a “ten spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches zero integers, and only zero, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(2) If the valid winning ticket is a “ten spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches five integers, and only five, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(3) If the valid winning ticket is a “ten spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches six integers, and only six, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(4) If the valid winning ticket is a “ten spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches seven integers, and only seven, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(5) If the valid winning ticket is a “ten spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches eight integers, and only eight, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(6) If the valid winning ticket is a “ten spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches nine integers, and only nine, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(7) If the valid winning ticket is a “ten spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches ten integers, and only ten, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of one hundred thousand dollars;

(8) If the valid winning ticket is a “nine spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches four integers, and only four, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(9) If the valid winning ticket is a “nine spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches five integers, and only five, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(10) If the valid winning ticket is a “nine spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches six integers, and only six, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(11) If the valid winning ticket is a “nine spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches seven integers, and only seven, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(12) If the valid winning ticket is a “nine spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches eight integers, and only eight, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of two thousand dollars;

(13) If the valid winning ticket is a “nine spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches nine integers, and only nine, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five thousand dollars;

(14) If the valid winning ticket is a “eight spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches four integers, and only four, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(15) If the valid winning ticket is a “eight spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches five integers, and only five, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(16) If the valid winning ticket is a “eight spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches six integers, and only six, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(17) If the valid winning ticket is a “eight spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches seven integers, and only seven, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of three hundred dollars;

(18) If the valid winning ticket is a “eight spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches eight integers, and only eight, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars;

(19) If the valid winning ticket is a “seven spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches three integers, and only three, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of one dollar;

(20) If the valid winning ticket is a “seven spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches four integers, and only four, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(21) If the valid winning ticket is a “seven spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches five integers, and only five, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of eleven dollars;

(22) If the valid winning ticket is a “seven spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches six integers, and only six, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(23) If the valid winning ticket is a “seven spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches seven integers, and only seven, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of two thousand dollars;

(24) If the valid winning ticket is a “six spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches three integers, and only three, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of one dollar;

(25) If the valid winning ticket is a “six spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches four integers, and only four, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of seven dollars;

(26) If the valid winning ticket is a “six spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches five integers, and only five, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of fifty-seven dollars;

(27) If the valid winning ticket is a “six spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches six integers, and only six, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of one thousand one hundred dollars;

(28) If the valid winning ticket is a “five spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches three integers, and only three, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(29) If the valid winning ticket is a “five spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches four integers, and only four, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of eighteen dollars;

(30) If the valid winning ticket is a “five spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches five integers, and only five, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of four hundred ten dollars;

(31) If the valid winning ticket is a “four spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches two integers, and only two, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of one dollar;

(32) If the valid winning ticket is a “four spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches three integers, and only three, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(33) If the valid winning ticket is a “four spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches four integers, and only four, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of seventy-two dollars;

(34) If the valid winning ticket is a “three spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches two integers, and only two, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(35) If the valid winning ticket is a “three spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches three integers, and only three, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of twenty-seven dollars;

(36) If the valid winning ticket is a “two spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches two integers, and only two, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of eleven dollars; and

(37) If the valid winning ticket is a “one spot” ticket, and if the valid winning ticket bears a selection that matches one integer, and only one, of the twenty integers drawn, the holder of the valid winning ticket shall win a regular prize award of two dollars.

(38) If the director has determined, pursuant to paragraph (B) of this rule, that a “Booster” option is an available feature of game rule number fifty-five, holders of a valid winning ticket for a given drawing bearing the number of matching integers as set forth in paragraphs (D)(1) through (D)(37) of this rule and including the “Booster” option shall be entitled to the regular prize award set forth in accordance with the applicable section of this rule multiplied by the “Booster” drawn in that respective drawing. The director shall have the option to change the prizes and percentages which represent the prize pools in each of the categories referred to in paragraphs (D)(1) through (D)(38) of this rule.

(39) No amounts shall remain in the prize funds described in this rule after any given drawing, whether or not a winning ticket was issued for those prizes, and no prize amounts shall be carried forward in the same fund for the next drawing. Any amounts remaining in the prize pools described in this rule after any given drawing, due to residual amounts after prize disbursements, shall be retained by the commission.

(40) In a single game rule number fifty-five drawing, a claimant may win in only one prize category per wager as a result of possessing winning numbers, and shall be entitled to only the highest prize level won.

(E) For each individual drawing, there shall be a jackpot prize cap of twenty million dollars for tickets bearing selections which match all ten integers drawn on a “ten spot” ticket and/or where the “Booster” option is an available feature. In the event the prize sum of all winning tickets which match all ten integers drawn on a “ten spot” ticket and/or where the “Booster” option is an available feature exceeds twenty million dollars, each ticket shall be awarded a proportional share of the twenty million dollar jackpot prize cap by dividing each ticket’s winning jackpot prize total by the total of all winning jackpot prizes to determine each ticket’s proportional share of the twenty million dollars. For each individual drawing, there shall be a jackpot prize cap of twenty million dollars for tickets bearing selections which match all nine integers drawn on a “nine spot” ticket and/or where the “Booster” option is an available feature. In the event the prize sum of all winning tickets which match all nine integers drawn on a “nine spot” ticket and/or where the “Booster” option is an available feature exceeds twenty million dollars, each ticket shall be awarded a proportional share of the twenty million dollar jackpot prize cap by dividing each ticket’s winning jackpot prize total by the total of all winning jackpot prizes to determine each ticket’s proportional share of the twenty million dollars. For each individual drawing, there shall be a jackpot prize cap of twenty million dollars for tickets bearing selections which match all eight integers drawn on a “eight spot” ticket and/or where the “Booster” option is an available feature. In the event the prize sum of all winning tickets which match all eight integers drawn on a “eight spot” ticket and/or where the “Booster” option is an available feature exceeds twenty million dollars, each ticket shall be awarded a proportional share of the twenty million dollar jackpot prize cap by dividing each ticket’s winning jackpot prize total by the total of all winning jackpot prizes to determine each ticket’s proportional share of the twenty million dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings. Drawings shall be held at times determined by the director.

(G) Manner of prize drawings.

(2) All holders of valid tickets for a given drawing are eligible to win that drawing. If the holder of a winning ticket does not have the ticket fully validated and the prize is not claimed and presented for payment within one hundred eighty days after the date of the drawing, in accordance with the procedures set forth in lottery rules, such unclaimed prize shall be paid into the state lottery fund and distributed in accordance with section 3770.06 of the Revised Code.

(3) All drawings in game rule number fifty-five will be conducted in accordance with random procedures approved by the director. For every drawing in game rule fifty-five, the director will approve procedures and mechanisms for the selection of winners and the awarding of prizes in order that random selection by the on-line computer system will be achieved.

(4) The director reserves the right to suspend or cancel any drawings or the game itself, change the prize structure, frequency of drawings or draw dates.

(5) Drawing refers to the process of randomly selecting by computer the winning numbers, and “Booster” if the director has determined, pursuant to paragraph (B) of this rule, that a “Booster” option will be an available feature of game rule number fifty-five, which determine the winners for each prize level for a particular game.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(1) Each purchaser of tickets in game rule number fifty-five shall be responsible for verifying that the numbers imprinted on such tickets are those requested by the purchaser of the ticket, that the purchase price paid is the price recorded on such ticket, and that such ticket has recorded thereon the type of wager(s) and the drawing(s) number and the drawing date(s) for the game thereof that the purchaser desired to make. The Ohio lottery commission shall be free of any liability in connection with this paragraph.

(2) Each ticket issued in game rule number fifty-five shall have imprinted thereon at the time of purchase a control number, bar code data, or both supplied by the commission. No prize shall be paid by the commission for any tickets without such control number or bar code data.

(3) All winning tickets in game rule number fifty-five are subject to validation by the on-line gaming system computer system under procedures established by the director before payment of any prize.

(4) The only basis for a valid claim is compliance with Ohio laws and commission rules and regulations. No valid claim may be premised on human, electronic, or other error in the communication, display or transmission of data, however recorded, displayed or transmitted. No valid claim can be premised upon any intentional human, electronic or other form of communication or transmission of data, which has not been authorized by the lottery commission.

(5) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game rule number fifty-five void if it is stolen, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, altered, or counterfeit; or if the tickets fails any of the validation tests of procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket.

(I) Director’s conduct of game rule number fifty-five.

(1) The director shall conduct game rule number fifty-five in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation this rule, and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary and advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game rule number fifty-five used in this rule are considered generic terms used solely for the purpose of this rule. In actual operation, game rule number fifty-five and these elements may be given names and titles chosen by the commission.

(3) The director shall have discretion to combine existing or future games for promotional purposes in order to increase revenues and to create a different payment structure for prizes to be paid if games are combined, and to authorize any funding mechanism the director deems necessary to accomplish payment of any prize pool.

Effective: 05/22/2008

R.C. 119.032 review dates: 05/22/2013

Promulgated Under: 119.03

Statutory Authority: 3770.03

Rule Amplifies: 3770.01, 3770.02, 3770.03, 3770.04, 3770.05, 3770.06, 3770.07, 3770.08

3770:1-9-104 Game number one hundred four.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred four, “Harley-Davidson®,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to ticket allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred four.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred four is a key number match game with a bonus feature and is generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) Holders of valid tickets will remove the covering of the entire play area to reveal two “harley numbers,” ten “your numbers” and ten prize amounts or nine prize amounts and a prize symbol. If the player matches any one or more of “your number(s)” to either of the “Harley number(s),” the player wins the prize value shown below the matching “your number(s).” If the prize revealed below the matching “your number” is a “motorcycle” symbol, the player wins one of four 2000 Harley-Davidson Sportster® 1200 Custom™ motorcycles. There are ten chances on each ticket to win either the cash or motorcycle prize awards. The player will then remove the covering over the “bonus” area for a chance to win a harley-davidson® merchandise prize. If the player reveals a “Money Clip” symbol, a “Playing Cards” symbol, a “Baseball Cap” symbol or a “T-Shirt” symbol in the “bonus” area, the player wins the Harley-Davidson® merchandise prize award shown and will also be eligible to be entered for a second chance drawing in which a fifth 2000 Harley-Davidson Sportster® 1200 Custom™ motorcycle will be awarded. The second chance drawing procedures shall be established by the director.

(3) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean one of the following monetary amounts or Harley-Davidson® merchandise prizes which is the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: Two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, ten thousand dollars, money clip, playing cards, baseball cap, t-shirt and 2000 Harley-Davidson Sportster® 1200 Custom™ motorcycle. Each ticket in game number one hundred four shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred four shall be two dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred four called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred four are: One dollar, two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, ten thousand dollars, “Money Clip,” “Playing Cards,” “Baseball Cap,” “T-Shirt” and “Motorcycle.” Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize value.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears once and one dollar appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears two times and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears once and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears ten times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears once, two dollars appears two times and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears three times and one dollar appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears five times and five dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears three times and one dollar appears three times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears five times and one dollar appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five dollars appears below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears three times and ten dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears five times and five dollars appears three times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fifty dollars appears below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears eight times and ten dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears four times and five dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fifteen dollars appear two times, two dollars appears five times and ten dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(y) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one hundred dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(z) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five dollars appears once, fifteen dollars appears once, ten dollars appears four times and five dollars appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(aa) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one hundred dollars appears ten times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(bb) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten thousand dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars;

(cc) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “Motorcycle” symbol appears below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “Harley numbers” shall win a regular prize award of a 2000 Harley-Davidson Sportster® 1200 Custom™ motorcycle which the holder may redeem via the procedures displayed at any sales agent location;

(dd) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “Money Clip” symbol is revealed in the “bonus” area shall win a regular merchandise prize award of a Harley-Davidson® money clip, which the holder may redeem via the procedures displayed at any sales agent location;

(ee) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “Playing Cards” symbol is revealed in the “bonus” area shall win a regular merchandise prize award of a set of Harley-Davidson® playing cards, which the holder may redeem via the procedures displayed at any sales agent location;

(ff) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “Baseball Cap” symbol is revealed in the “bonus” area shall win a regular merchandise prize award of a Harley-Davidson® baseball cap, which the holder may redeem via the procedures displayed at any sales agent location; and

(gg) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “T-Shirt” symbol is revealed in the “bonus” area shall win a regular merchandise prize award of a Harley-Davidson® t-shirt, which the holder may redeem via the procedures displayed at any sales agent location.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred four will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance;

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per five million tickets sold in the following categories will be as follows:

(a) Four tickets matching for a “motor cycle” symbol to win a 2000 Harley-Davidson Sportster® 1200 Custom™ motorcycle;

(b) Five tickets matching for ten thousand dollars once to win ten thousand dollars; and

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Ten tickets matching for twenty-five dollars once, fifteen dollars once, ten dollars four times and five dollars four times to win one hundred dollars;

(b) Ten tickets matching for one hundred dollars once to win one hundred dollars;

(c) Two hundred fifty tickets matching for fifteen dollars two times, two dollars five times and ten dollars once to win fifty dollars;

(d) Two hundred fifty tickets matching for ten dollars four times and five dollars two times to win fifty dollars;

(e) Two hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars eight times and ten dollars once to win fifty dollars;

(f) Two hundred fifty tickets matching for fifty dollars once to win fifty dollars;

(g) One thousand tickets matching for two dollars five times and five dollars three times to win twenty-five dollars;

(h) One thousand tickets matching for five dollars three times and ten dollars once to win twenty-five dollars;

(i) One thousand fifty tickets matching for five dollars five times to win twenty-five dollars;

(j) One thousand eighty-eight tickets matching for twenty-five dollars once to win twenty-five dollars;

(k) One thousand five hundred tickets matching for two dollars five times and one dollar five times to win fifteen dollars;

(l) One thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for four dollars three times and one dollar three times to win fifteen dollars;

(m) Two thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for two dollars five times and five dollars once to win fifteen dollars;

(n) Two thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for two dollars three times and one dollar four times to win ten dollars;

(o) One thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for five dollars once, two dollars two times and one dollar once to win ten dollars;

(p) One thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for five dollars two times to win ten dollars;

(q) Two thousand tickets matching for one dollar ten times to win ten dollars;

(r) Four thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for one dollar five times to win five dollars;

(s) Four thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars once to win five dollars;

(t) Three thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for four dollars once and one dollar once to win five dollars;

(u) Four thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for two dollars two times and one dollar once to win five dollars;

(v) Eight thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for one dollar four times to win four dollars;

(w) Nine thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for two dollar once and one dollar two times to win four dollars;

(x) Seven thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for two dollars two times to win four dollars;

(y) Thirty-two thousand five hundred tickets matching for two dollars once to win two dollars;

(z) Thirty-three thousand tickets matching for one dollar two times to win two dollars;

(aa) Six hundred eighty-two tickets revealing a “T-Shirt” symbol in the “bonus” area to win a Harley-Davidson® t-shirt;

(bb) Six hundred sixty tickets revealing a “Baseball Cap” symbol in the “bonus” area to win a Harley-Davidson® baseball cap;

(cc) One hundred ten tickets revealing a “Playing Cards” symbol in the “bonus” area to win a Harley-Davidson® set of playing cards; and

(dd) Five hundred fifty tickets revealing a “Money Clip” symbol in the “bonus” area to win a Harley-Davidson® money clip.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred four shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred four is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day on the sales cycle of game number one hundred four in which the ticket was sold.

(3) The second chance drawing for the purpose of determining who shall win the fifth 2000 Harley-Davidson Sportster® 1200 Custom™ motorcycle, and any other drawings held in connection with game number one hundred four, shall comply with the rules and regulations of the commission governing “prize drawings” (see rule 3770:1-6-05

of the Administrative Code) and “special lottery drawings” (see rule 3770:1-6-06

of the Administrative Code). Such drawings shall be held on dates determined and announced by the director.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred four void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed, or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred four.

(1) The director shall conduct game number forty-one in a manner consistent with the lottery act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number forty-one.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred four used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred four and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 4-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC Chapter 3770.03.

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-105 Game number one hundred five.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred five, “4^th Of July, 2000,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred five.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred five requires the player to scratch off the covering and match three like prize amounts, or two like prize amounts plus a “flag” symbol, to win that amount.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free ticket of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts: Two dollars, four dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, seventy-six dollars, seven hundred seventy-six dollars and one thousand seven hundred seventy-six dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred five shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred five called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred five are: Free “ticket,” two dollars, four dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, seventy-six dollars, seven hundred seventy-six dollars and one thousand seven hundred seventy-six dollars. Prize values appearing on any ticket in game number one hundred five shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at least three of the prize values revealed are free “ticket” shall win a regular prize award of a free “ticket” of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are free “ticket” and a “flag” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at least three of the prize values revealed are two dollars shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are two dollars and a “flag” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at least three of the prize values revealed are four dollars shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are four dollars and a “flag” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at least three of the prize values revealed are ten dollars shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are ten dollars and a “flag” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at least three of the prize values revealed are twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are twenty-five dollars and a “flag” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at least three of the prize values revealed are seventy-six dollars shall win a regular prize award of seventy-six dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are seventy-six dollars and a “flag” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of seventy-six dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at least three of the prize values revealed are seven hundred seventy-six dollars shall win a regular prize award of seven hundred seventy-six dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are seven hundred seventy-six dollars and a “flag” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of seven hundred seventy-six dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at least three of the prize values revealed are one thousand seven hundred seventy-six dollars shall win a regular prize award of one thousand seven hundred seventy-six dollars; and

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are one thousand seven hundred seventy-six dollars and a “flag” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one thousand seven hundred seventy-six dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred five will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per six million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Three tickets displaying one thousand seven hundred seventy-six dollars two times plus a “flag” symbol to win one thousand seven hundred seventy-six dollars;

(b) Three tickets displaying one thousand seven hundred seventy-six dollars three times to win one thousand seven hundred seventy-six dollars;

(c) Four tickets displaying seven hundred seventy-six dollars two times plus a “flag” symbol to win seven hundred seventy-six dollars; and

(d) Four tickets displaying seven hundred seventy-six dollars three times to win seven hundred seventy-six dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Fourteen tickets displaying seventy-six dollars two times plus a “flag” symbol to win seventy-six dollars;

(b) Fourteen tickets displaying seventy-six dollars three times to win seventy-six dollars;

(c) One thousand three hundred forty-four tickets displaying twenty-five dollars two times plus a “flag” symbol to win twenty-five dollars;

(d) One thousand three hundred sixty tickets displaying twenty-five dollars three times to win twenty-five dollars;

(e) One thousand seven hundred fifty tickets displaying ten dollars two times plus a “flag” symbol to win ten dollars;

(f) Two thousand tickets displaying ten dollars three times to win ten dollars;

(g) Eleven thousand five hundred tickets displaying four dollars two times plus a “flag” symbol to win four dollars;

(h) Eight thousand two hundred fifty tickets displaying four dollars three times to win four dollars;

(i) Sixteen thousand tickets displaying two dollars two times plus a “flag” symbol to win two dollars;

(j) Thirteen thousand two hundred fifty tickets displaying two dollars three times to win two dollars;

(k) Thirty-one thousand seven hundred fifty tickets displaying free “ticket” two times plus a “flag” symbol to win a free “ticket” of comparable price; and

(1) Twenty thousand seven hundred fifty tickets displaying free “ticket” three times to win a free “ticket” of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred five shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred five is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred five in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred five void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred five

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred five in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred five.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred five used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred five and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 3-29-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-106 Game number one hundred six.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred six “Battleship,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred six.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred six is an extended play game generally known as an “instant lottery.” To win a prize award(s), the player is required to scratch off the covering over the “your shots” area to reveal twenty-four alpha-numeric play symbols, and over the “bonus shots” area to reveal three additional alpha-numeric play symbols. Each alpha-numeric play symbols corresponds to a grid location on the “target grid.” The player then scratches the spaces on the “target grid” that correspond to the symbols revealed in the “your shots” area and the “bonus shots” area. The player wins a prize by completely revealing a “ship” or “mine” symbol in the scratched areas of the “target grid.” To determine the prize amount won, the player compares any uncovered “ship(s)” to the different types of “ships” and their corresponding prize values in the “prize legend,” or if “mine” symbol(s) are uncovered, the player wins the prize value for a “mine” as shown in the “prize legend” multiplied by the number of “mine” symbols uncovered.

(2) As used in this rule, the only “prize awards” that may be won in game number one hundred six are: Three dollars, six dollars, nine dollars, twelve dollars, fifteen dollars, eighteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, forty dollars, one hundred dollars, one hundred twenty-five dollars, five hundred dollars, five thousand dollars and twenty-five thousand dollars. Each ticket game number one hundred six shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred six shall be three dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred six called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred six are: Three dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, five thousand dollars and twenty-five thousand dollars.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one “mine” is completely revealed in the “target grid” space(s) that correspond to the symbols revealed in the “your shots” or the “bonus shots” areas shall win a regular prize award of three dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two “mines” are completely revealed in the “target grid” space(s) that correspond to the symbols revealed in the “your shots” or the “bonus shots” areas shall win a regular prize award of six dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three “mines” are completely revealed in the “target grid” space(s) that correspond to the symbols revealed in the “your shots” or “bonus shots” areas shall win a regular prize award of nine dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four “mines” are completely revealed in the “target grid” space(s) that correspond to the symbols revealed in the “your shots” or the “bonus shots” areas shall win a regular prize award of twelve dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one “pt boat” is completely revealed in the “target grid” space(s) that correspond to the symbols revealed in the “your shots” or the “bonus shots” areas shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one “pt boat” and one “mine” are completely revealed in the “target grid” space(s) that correspond to the symbols revealed in the “your shots” or the “bonus shots” areas shall win a regular prize award of eighteen dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one “destroyer” is completely revealed in the “target grid” space(s) that correspond to the symbols revealed in the “your shots” or the “bonus shots” areas shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one “destroyer” and one “pt boat” are completely revealed in the “target grid” space(s) that correspond to the symbols revealed in the “your shots” or the “bonus shots” areas shall win a regular prize award of forty dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one “submarine” is completely revealed in the “target grid” space(s) that correspond to the symbols revealed in the “your shots” or the “bonus shots” areas shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one “submarine” and one “destroyer” are completely revealed in the “target grid” space(s) that correspond to the symbols revealed in the “your shots” or the “bonus shots” areas shall win a regular prize award of one hundred twenty-five dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one “battleship” is completely revealed in the “target grid” space(s) that correspond to the symbols revealed in the “your shots” or the “bonus shots” areas shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one “aircraft carrier” is completely revealed in the “target grid” space(s) that correspond to the symbols revealed in the “your shots” or the “bonus shots” areas shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars; and

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which all five “ships” are completely revealed in the “target grid” space(s) that correspond to the symbols revealed in the “your shots” or the “bonus shots” areas shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred six will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of tickets sold per ten million tickets sold in the following prize category will be as follows:

(a) Five tickets revealing all five “ships” to win twenty-five thousand dollars; and

(b) Ten tickets revealing one “aircraft carrier” to win five thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Three tickets revealing one “battleship” to win five hundred dollars;

(b) Fourteen tickets revealing one “submarine” and one “destroyer” to win one hundred twenty-five dollars;

(d) One thousand four hundred five tickets revealing one “destroyer” and one “pt boat” to win forty dollars;

(e) Five thousand tickets revealing one “destroyer” to win twenty-five dollars;

(f) Five thousand tickets revealing one “pt boat” and one “mine” to win eighteen dollars;

(g) Six thousand five hundred tickets revealing one “pt boat” to win fifteen dollars;

(h) Seven thousand tickets revealing four “mines” to win twelve dollars;

(i) Sixteen thousand five hundred tickets revealing three “mines” to win nine dollars;

(j) Eighteen thousand five hundred tickets revealing two “mines” to win six dollars; and

(k) Eighty-three thousand tickets revealing one “mine” to win three dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred six shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred six is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers or symbols on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred six in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets on which prizes which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(1) A mechanical error in printing prize awards, symbols, words or other numbers on a ticket shall not automatically invalidate that ticket. To the extent feasible, the director shall establish procedures by which the holder of any ticket on which information is incorrectly printed due to mechanical malfunction may be advised of correct information for the ticket. If it is not mechanically feasible to recover the information from a mechanically misprinted ticket, the director may declare the ticket void and the holder shall be entitled to a return of the ticket price, or a replacement ticket of equal price.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred six void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of equal price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred six.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred six in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act and the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred six.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred six used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred six and these elements may be given other names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 3-29-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-107 Game number one hundred seven.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred seven, “Payday Bonus” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred seven.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred seven is a keynumber match game with an instant win feature, generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean one of the following monetary amounts which is the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: Two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, five thousand dollars and fifty-two thousand dollars paid out over one year. Each ticket in game number one hundred seven shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid tickets will remove the covering of the entire play area to reveal two “winning numbers,” ten “your numbers” and ten prize amounts or nine prize amounts and a “pay day” symbol. If the player matches any one or more of the “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers,” the player wins the prize shown below the “your numbers.” If the player reveals a “pay day” prize symbol below the matched “your number,” the player wins one thousand dollars a week, paid out in twelve monthly lump sum payments for one year. There are ten chances to win on each ticket.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred seven shall be two dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred seven called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred seven are: One dollar, two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one thousand dollars and one thousand dollars a week paid out over one year. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize amounts.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears once and one dollar appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears two times and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears once and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears ten times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(1) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears once, two dollars appears two times and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears three times and one dollar appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears five times and five dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears three times and one dollars appears three times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears five times and one dollar appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears three times and ten dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears five times and one dollar appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fifty dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears ten times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears two times, five dollars appears five times, four dollars appears once and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five dollars appears once, fifteen dollars appears once and ten dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(y) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears two times and five dollars appears six times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(z) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fifty dollars appears once, twenty-five dollars appears once, fifteen dollars appears once and five dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(aa) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears ten times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(bb) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one thousand dollars appears once below one of the “your numbers” which matches one of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(cc) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one thousand dollars appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars; and

(dd) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “pay day” prize symbol for one thousand dollars a week for one year appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “winning numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifty-two thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred seven will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per ten million tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Five tickets matching for a “pay day” prize symbol for one thousand dollars a week for one year to win fifty-two thousand dollars;

(b) Seven tickets matching for one thousand dollars five times to win five thousand dollars; and

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that, over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Ten tickets matching for ten dollars ten times to win one hundred dollars;

(b) Ten tickets matching for fifty dollars once, twenty-five dollars once, fifteen dollars once and five dollars two times to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Two hundred twenty-five tickets matching for twenty-five dollars once, fifteen dollars once and ten dollars once to win fifty dollars;

(e) Two hundred twenty-five tickets matching for ten dollars two times, five dollars five times, four dollars once and one dollar once to win fifty dollars;

(f) One hundred twelve tickets matching for five dollars ten times to win fifty dollars;

(g) One hundred thirteen tickets matching for fifty dollars once to win fifty dollars;

(h) One thousand tickets matching for four dollars five times and one dollar five times to win twenty-five dollars;

(i) One thousand tickets matching for five dollars three times and ten dollars once to win twenty-five dollars;

(j) One thousand tickets matching for five dollars five times to win twenty-five dollars;

(k) One thousand tickets matching for twenty-five dollars once to win twenty-five dollars;

(l) One thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for two dollars five times and one dollar five times to win fifteen dollars;

(m) One thousand five hundred tickets matching for four dollars three times and one dollar three times to win fifteen dollars;

(n) One thousand six hundred twenty-five tickets matching for two dollars five times and five dollars once to win fifteen dollars;

(o) Two thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for two dollars three times and one dollar four times to win ten dollars;

(p) One thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for five dollars once, two dollars two times and one dollar once to win ten dollars;

(q) One thousand five hundred tickets matching for five dollars two times to win ten dollars;

(r) Two thousand tickets matching for one dollar ten times to win ten dollars;

(s) Three thousand five hundred tickets matchng for one dollar five times to win five dollars;

(t) Five thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for five dollars once to win five dollars;

(u) Three thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for four dollars once and one dollar once to win five dollars;

(v) Four thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for two dollars two times and one dollar once to win five dollars;

(w) Eight thousand five hundred tickets matching for one dollar four times to win four dollars;

(x) Seven thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for two dollars once and one dollar two times to win four dollars;

(y) Eight thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for two dollars two times to win four dollars;

(z) Thirty-four thousand five hundred tickets matching for two dollars once to win two dollars; and

(aa) Thirty-four thousand six hundred twenty-five tickets matching for one dollar two times to win two dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred seven shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred seven is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred seven in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, the director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prizes which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director for the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred seven void is it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred seven.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred seven in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred seven.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred seven used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred seven and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 3-29-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-108 Game number one hundred eight.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred eight “Bingo,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred eight.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred eight is an instant lottery game within which are contained four separate games referred to as “card 1,” “card 2,” “card 3” and “card 4” on the ticket. To win a prize award(s), the player is required to scratch off the covering over the “caller’s card” to reveal twenty-five bingo numbers. The player then scratches off the overlay for all corresponding numbers contained on cards 1 through 4 on the ticket. Prizes may be won if the matched numbers revealed on any one “card” form the following: A complete horizontal or vertical line of five matched spaces of four matched spaces and the “free” space in the middle; a diagonal line of four matched spaces and the “free” space in the middle; matching numbers in all four corners; or two complete diagonal lines forming an “x” including eight matched numbers and the “free” space. The prizes available are printed beside each “card.” A player may win up to four times on one ticket but may win only once per “card.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize value” shall mean one of the following monetary figures as they appear in each separate card:

(a) “Card 1” ? two dollars, twenty-five dollars and one hundred dollars;

(b) “Card 2” ? two dollars, fifty dollars and five hundred dollars;

(d) “Card 4” ? ten dollars, one hundred dollars and ten thousand dollars.

(3) Each separate “card,” 1 through 4, in instant game number one hundred eight shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the sets listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred eight shall be two dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred eight called a “regular prize award.” A single ticket may generate no more than four prize awards. The sum of all prize awards on a ticket constitutes a regular prize.

(2) As used in this rule, the only “prize awards” that can be won in game number one hundred eight are: Two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, seven dollars, nine dollars, ten dollars, fourteen dollars, nineteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, twenty-seven dollars, forty-two dollars, fifty dollars, sixty-five dollars, one hundred dollars, one hundred seventy-five dollars, two hundred fifty dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars and ten thousand dollars. Each separate “card,” 1 through 4, in instant game number one hundred eight shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Prize awards shall be distributed in games (cards) 1 through 4 as follows:

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning two dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 1” shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning two dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 2” shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning two dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 1,” and two dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 2” shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning five dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 3” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning two dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 1,” and five dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 3” shall win a regular prize award of seven dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning two dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 2,” and five dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 3” shall win a regular prize award of seven dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning two dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 1,” two dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 2” and five dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 3” shall win a regular prize award of nine dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning ten dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning two dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 1,” two dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 2” and ten dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of fourteen dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning two dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 1,” two dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 2,” five dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 3” and ten dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of nineteen dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning twenty-five dollars on four corners in “card 1” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning twenty-five dollars on four corners in “card 1,” and two dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 2” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-seven dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning twenty-five dollars on four corners in “card 1,” two dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 2,” five dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 3” and ten dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of forty-two dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning fifty dollars on four corners in “card 2” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning fifty dollars on four corners in “card 2,” five dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 3” and ten dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of sixty-five dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning one hundred dollars on an “X” in “card 1” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning one hundred dollars on four corners in “card 3” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning one hundred dollars on four corners in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning twenty-five dollars on four corners in “card 1,” fifty dollars on four corners in “card 2” and one hundred dollars on four corners in “card 3” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred seventy-five dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning fifty dollars on four corners in “card 2,” one hundred dollars on four corners in “card 3” and one hundred dollars on four corners in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of two hundred fifty dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning five hundred dollars on an “X” in “card 2” shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning one thousand dollars on an “X” in “card 3” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars; and

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning ten thousand dollars on an “X” in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred eight will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per twenty million tickets in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Ten tickets winning in “card 4” to win ten thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) One ticket winning in “card 3” to win one thousand dollars;

(b) Ten tickets winning in “card 2” to win five hundred dollars;

(d) Twenty-five tickets winning in “card 1,” “card 2” and “card 3” to win one hundred seventy-five dollars;

(e) Ten tickets winning in “card 4” to win one hundred dollars;

(f) Ten tickets winning in “card 3” to win one hundred dollars;

(g) Ten tickets winning in “card 1” to win one hundred dollars;

(h) Fifty tickets winning in “card 2,” “card 3” and “card 4” to win sixty-five dollars;

(i) Fifty tickets winning in “card 2” to win fifty dollars;

(j) Seven hundred tickets winning in “card 1,” “card 2,” “card 3” and “card 4” to win forty-two dollars;

(k) Eight hundred twenty-five tickets winning in “card 1” and “card 2” to win twenty-seven dollars;

(l) One thousand three hundred seventeen tickets winning in “card 1” to win twenty-five dollars;

(m) Three thousand five hundred tickets winning in “card 1,” “card 2,” “card 3” and “card 4” to win nineteen dollars;

(n) Three thousand five hundred tickets winning in “card 1,” “card 2” and “card 4” to win fourteen dollars;

(o) Five thousand tickets winning in “card 4” to win ten dollars;

(p) Five thousand tickets winning in “card 1,” “card 2” and “card 3” to win nine dollars;

(q) Six thousand five hundred tickets winning in “card 2” and “card 3” to win seven dollars;

(r) Three thousand tickets winning in “card 1” and “card 3” to win seven dollars;

(s) Thirteen thousand tickets winning in “card 3” to win five dollars;

(t) Fifteen thousand tickets winning in “card 1” and “card 2” to win four dollars;

(u) Thirty-two thousand tickets winning in “card 2” to win two dollars; and

(v) Twenty-nine thousand five hundred tickets winning in “card 1” to win two dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred eight shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred eight is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the number on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred eight in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry. Receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prizes which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(1) A mechanical error in printing prize awards, symbols, words of other numbers on a ticket shall not automatically invalidate that ticket. To the extent feasible, the director shall establish procedures by which the holder of any ticket on which information is incorrectly printed due to mechanical malfunction may be advised of correct information for the ticket. If it is not mechanically feasible to recover the information from a mechanically misprinted ticket, the director may declare the ticket void and the holder shall be entitled to a return of the ticket price, or a replacement ticket of equal price.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred eight void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of equal price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred eight.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred eight in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred eight.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred eight used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred eight and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 4-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-109 Game number one hundred nine.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred nine “Picture Frame Bingo” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred nine.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred nine is an instant lottery game within which are contained four separate games referred to as “card 1,” “card 2,” “card 3” and “card 4” on the ticket. To win a prize award(s), the player is required to scratch off the covering over the “caller’s card” to reveal twenty-five bingo numbers, plus “five bonus numbers” for a total of thirty bingo numbers. The player then scratches off the overlay for all corresponding numbers contained on cards 1 through 4 on each ticket. Prizes may be won if the matched numbers revealed on any one “card” form the following: A complete horizontal or vertical line of five matched spaces or four matched spaces and the “free” space in the middle; a diagonal line of four matched spaces and the “free” space in the middle; matching numbers in all four corners; two complete diagonal lines forming an “X” including eight matched numbers and the “free” space; a “small picture frame” (or square) consisting of two horizontal lines and two vertical lines containing a total of eight matched numbers surrounding the “free” space; and a “large picture frame” (or square) consisting of two complete horizontal lines and two vertical lines containing a total of sixteen matched spaces. The prizes available are printed beside each “card.” A player may win up to four times on one ticket but may win only once per “card.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize value” shall mean one of the following monetary figures as they appear in each separate card:

(a) “Card 1” ? three dollars, twenty dollars, fifty dollars and one hundred dollars;

(b) “Card 2” ? five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars and one thousand dollars;

(d) “Card 4” ? fifteen dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand five hundred dollars and twenty thousand dollars.

(3) Each separate “card,” 1 through 4, in instant game number one hundred nine shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the sets listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred nine shall be three dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred nine called a “regular prize award.” A single ticket may generate no more than four prize awards. The sum of all prize awards on a ticket constitutes a regular prize.

(2) As used in this rule, the only “prize awards” that can be won in game number one hundred nine are: Three dollars, five dollars, eight dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty dollars, twenty-five dollars, thirty dollars, thirty-five dollars, fifty dollars, seventy-five dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, one thousand five hundred dollars, two thousand five hundred dollars and twenty thousand dollars. Each separate “card,” 1 through 4, in instant game number one hundred nine shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Prize awards shall be distributed in games (cards) 1 through 4 as follows:

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning three dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 1” shall win a regular prize award of three dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning five dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 2” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning three dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 1,” and five dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 2” shall win a regular prize award of eight dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning ten dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 3” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning fifteen dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning five dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 2,” and ten dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 3” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning twenty dollars on four corners in “card 1” shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning five dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 2,” and fifteen dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning ten dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 3,” and fifteen dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning twenty dollars on four corners in “card 1,” and five dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 2” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning twenty dollars on four corners in “card 1,” and ten dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 3” shall win a regular prize award of thirty dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning twenty dollars on four corners in “card 1,” and fifteen dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of thirty-five dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning twenty dollars on four corners in “card 1,” five dollars on a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line in “card 2,” ten dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 3” and fifteen dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning fifty dollars on an “X” in “card 1” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning fifty dollars on four corners in “card 2” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning fifty dollars on four corners in “card 2,” ten dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 3” and fifteen dollars on a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning seventy-five dollars on four corners in “card 3” shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning one hundred dollars on four corners in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning one hundred dollars on an “X” in “card 2” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning one hundred dollars on a “small picture frame” consisting of a square containing two horizontal lines and two vertical lines of eight matched numbers surrounding the “free space” in “card 1” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning one thousand dollars on an “X” in “card 3” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning one thousand dollars on a “small picture frame” consisting of a square containing two horizontal lines and two vertical lines of eight matched numbers surrounding the “free space” in “card 2” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning one thousand five hundred dollars on an “X” in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand five hundred dollars;

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning two thousand five hundred dollars on a “large picture frame” consisting of a square containing two complete horizontal lines of ten matched spaces and two complete vertical lines of sixteen matched spaces in “card 3” shall win a regular prize award of two thousand five hundred dollars; and

(y) Holder of a valid winning ticket winning twenty thousand dollars on a large frame consisting of two complete horizontal lines of ten matched spaces and two complete vertical lines of ten matched spaces in “card 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred nine will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per ten million tickets in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Five tickets winning twenty thousand dollars in “card 4” to win twenty thousand dollars;

(b) Six tickets winning two thousand five hundred dollars in “card 3” to win two thousand five hundred dollars;

(d) Five tickets winning one thousand dollars in “card 2” to win one thousand dollars; and

(e) Five tickets winning one thousand dollars in “card 3” to win one thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Sixty-two tickets winning one hundred dollars in “card 1” to win one hundred dollars;

(b) Fifteen tickets winning one hundred dollars in “card 2” to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Twenty tickets winning seventy-five dollars in “card 3” to win seventy-five dollars;

(e) Twenty tickets winning fifty dollars in “card 2,” ten dollars in “card 3” and fifteen dollars in “card 4” to win seventy-five dollars;

(f) Four hundred tickets winning fifty dollars in “card 2” to win fifty dollars;

(g) Four hundred tickets winning fifty dollars in “card 1” to win fifty dollars;

(h) Four hundred seventy tickets winning twenty dollars in “card 1,” five dollars in “card 2,” ten dollars in “card 3” and fifteen dollars in “card 4” to win fifty dollars;

(i) Five hundred tickets winning twenty dollars in “card 1” and fifteen dollars in “card 4” to win thirty-five dollars;

(j) Five hundred tickets winning twenty dollars in “card 1” and ten dollars in “card 3” to win thirty dollars;

(k) Seven hundred ninety-eight tickets winning twenty dollars in “card 1” and five dollars in “card 2” to win twenty-five dollars;

(1) Eight hundred tickets winning ten dollars in “card 3” and fifteen dollars in “card 4” to win twenty-five dollars;

(m) Three thousand tickets winning five dollars in “card 2” and fifteen dollars in “card 4” to win twenty dollars;

(n) Two thousand tickets winning twenty dollars in “card 1” to win twenty dollars;

(o) Three thousand five hundred tickets winning five dollars in “card 2” and ten dollars in “card 3” to win fifteen dollars;

(p) One thousand five hundred tickets winning fifteen dollars in “card 4” to win fifteen dollars;

(q) Eleven thousand five hundred tickets winning ten dollars in “card 3” to win ten dollars;

(r) Eighteen thousand five hundred tickets winning three dollars in “card 1” and five dollars in “card 2” to win eight dollars;

(s) Thirty-three thousand five hundred tickets winning five dollars in “card 2” to win five dollars; and

(t) Sixty-six thousand five hundred tickets winning three dollars in “card 1” to win three dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred nine shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred nine is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the number on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred nine in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred nine void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of equal price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred nine.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred nine in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred nine.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred nine used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred nine and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 4-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-110 Game number one hundred ten.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred ten, “26th Anniversary Millions,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred ten.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred ten is an instant lottery game within which are contained three separate games.

(a) “Game 1” is a match three of six game. The player who matches three like prize amounts wins that prize amount. If the player matches two like prize amounts plus a “double” symbol, the player wins double that prize amount.

(b) “Game 2” is a key number match game with an additional feature. The player removes the covering over the play area to reveal four “anniversary numbers,” ten “your numbers,” and ten corresponding prize amounts. If any one or more of “your numbers” matches any of the “anniversary numbers,” the player wins the prize shown below the matching “your numbers.” If the number “26” is revealed in any one of the “your numbers” play spots, the player automatically wins all ten prize amounts.

(c) “Game 3” is number match game. The player who matches two like prize amounts wins twenty-six dollars automatically. The player who matches three like prize amounts wins one hundred dollars automatically.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean one of the following monetary figures which is the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: Five dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, twenty-six dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, five thousand dollars, twenty-five thousand dollars, one hundred thousand dollars and one million dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred ten shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred ten shall be five dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred ten called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred ten are:

(a) “Game 1”?one dollar, five dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, five thousand dollars, twenty-five thousand dollars, fifty thousand dollars and one million dollars.

(b) “Game 2”?one dollar, two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, five thousand dollars, twenty-five thousand dollars, fifty thousand dollars and one million dollars.

(3) Prize values appearing on any ticket in game number one hundred ten shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for five dollars in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for five dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like prize amounts for one dollar and revealing a “doubler” symbol in “game 1,” and matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for two dollars once and one dollar once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for two dollars two times and one dollar once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like prize amounts for five dollars and revealing a “doubler” symbol in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for five dollars in “game 1,” and matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for five dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for two dollars five times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket revealing the number “26” in one of the “your numbers” play spots for one dollar ten times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for five dollars in “game 1,” and matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for one dollar five times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like prize amounts for one dollar and revealing a “doubler” symbol in “game 1,” and matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for five dollars once, two dollars once and one dollar once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for fifteen dollars in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like prize amounts for five dollars and revealing a “doubler” symbol in “game 1,” and matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for five of the “anniversary numbers” for ten dollars once and five dollars once in

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for ten dollars once and five dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for five dollars three times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for five dollars in “game 1,” and matching any one of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for two dollars four times and one dollar two times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for one dollar in “game 1,” and revealing the number “26” in one of the “your numbers” play spots for two dollars four times and one dollar six times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like prize amounts for five dollars and revealing a “doubler” symbol in “game 1,” and matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for fifteen dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for five dollars in “game 1,” and matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for five dollars four times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for twenty-five dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for five dollars three times and ten dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for one dollar in “game 1,” and revealing the number “26” in one of the “your numbers” play spots for two dollars six times, five dollars two times and one dollar two times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like prize amounts for twenty-six dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-six dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like prize amounts for twenty-five dollars and revealing a “doubler” symbol in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for ten dollars in “game 1,” matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for ten dollars once and two dollars two times in “game 2,” and matching two like prize amounts for twenty-six dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(y) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for twenty-five dollars two times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(z) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for five dollars in “game 1,” and matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for ten dollars three times and five dollars three times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(aa) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for ten dollars two times and five dollars six times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(bb) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” and matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for twenty-five dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(cc) Holder of a valid winning ticket revealing the number “26” in one of the “your numbers” play spots for five dollars three times, two dollars four times, one dollar two times and twenty-five dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(dd) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like prize amounts for fifty dollars and revealing a “doubler” symbol in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(ee) Holder of a valid winning ticket revealing the number “26” in one of the “your numbers” play spots for ten dollars six times, five dollars three times and twenty-five dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(ff) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for twenty-five dollars two times and fifty dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(gg) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for two dollars two times, ten dollars four times and five dollars once in “game 2,” and matching two like prize amounts for twenty-six dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(hh) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like prize amounts for five dollars and revealing a “doubler” symbol in “game 1,” and matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for ten dollars six times, twenty-five dollars once and five dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(ii) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for fifty dollars in “game 1,” and matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for fifty dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(jj) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for ten dollars seven times, twenty-five dollars once and five dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(kk) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for one hundred dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(ll) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for one hundred dollars in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(mm) Holder of a valid winning ticket revealing the number “26” in one of the “your numbers” play spots for twenty-five dollars four times, fifty dollars four times and one hundred dollars two times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(nn) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like prize amounts for fifty dollars and revealing a “doubler” symbol in “game 1,” matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for fifty dollars six times in “game 2,” and matching three like prize amounts for one hundred dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(oo) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for five hundred in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(pp) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for one hundred dollars in “game 1,” matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for fifty dollars two times and twenty-five dollars eight times in “game 2,” and matching three like prize amounts for one hundred dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(qq) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for one hundred dollars in “game 1,” matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for one hundred dollars six times and fifty dollars four times in “game 2,” and matching three like prize amounts for one hundred dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(rr) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like prize amounts for five hundred dollars and revealing a “doubler” symbol in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(ss) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for one hundred dollars five times and five hundred dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(tt) Holder of a valid winning ticket revealing the number “26” in one of the “your numbers” play spots for fifty dollars eight times, one hundred dollars once and five hundred dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(uu) Holder of a valid winning ticket revealing the number “26” in one of the “your numbers” play spots for one hundred dollars five times, one thousand dollars four times and five hundred dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(vv) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for five thousand dollars in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(ww) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for one thousand dollars five times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(xx) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for twenty-five thousand dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five thousand dollars;

(yy) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for five thousand dollars five times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five thousand dollars;

(zz) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for twenty-five thousand dollars in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five thousand dollars;

(aaa) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for twenty-five thousand dollars four times in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred thousand dollars;

(bbb) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for fifty thousand dollars in “game 1,” and matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for fifty thousand dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred thousand dollars;

(ccc) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “anniversary numbers” for one million dollars once in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of one million dollars; and

(ddd) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize amounts for one million dollars in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of one million dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred ten will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that the following occur:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per eight million tickets sold in the following categories will be as follows:

(a) One ticket matching for one million dollars in “game 1” to win one million dollars;

(b) One ticket matching for one million dollars once in “game 2” to win one million dollars;

(c) Two tickets matching for fifty thousand dollars in “game 1” and matching for fifty thousand dollars once in “game 2” to win one hundred thousand dollars;

(d) One ticket matching for twenty-five thousand dollars four times in “game 2” to win one hundred thousand dollars;

(e) Two tickets matching for twenty-five thousand dollars in “game 1” to win twenty-five thousand dollars;

(f) Two tickets matching for five thousand dollars five times in “game 2” to win twenty-five thousand dollars;

(g) One ticket matching for twenty-five thousand dollars once in “game 2” to win twenty-five thousand dollars;

(h) Two tickets matching for one thousand dollars five times in “game 2” to win five thousand dollars;

(i) Two tickets matching for five thousand dollars in “game 1” to win five thousand dollars;

(j) Two tickets revealing the number “26” for one hundred dollars five times, one thousand dollars four times and five hundred dollars once in “game 2” to win five thousand dollars;

(k) Five tickets revealing the number “26” for fifty dollars eight times, one hundred dollars once and five hundred dollars once in “game 2” to win one thousand dollars;

(l) Five tickets matching for one hundred dollars five times and five hundred dollars once in “game 2” to win one thousand dollars;

(m) Five tickets matching and revealing a “doubler” symbol for five hundred dollars doubled in “game 1” to win one thousand dollars; and

(n) Five tickets matching for one hundred dollars in “game 1,” matching for one hundred dollars six times and fifty dollars four times in “game 2,” and matching for one hundred dollars in “game 3” to win one thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that, over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Eight tickets matching for one hundred dollars in “game 1,” matching for fifty dollars two times and twenty-five dollars eight times in “game 2,” and matching for one hundred dollars in “game 3” to win five hundred dollars;

(b) Eight tickets matching for five hundred dollars in “game 1” to win five hundred dollars;

(c) Eight tickets matching and revealing a “doubler” symbol for fifty dollars doubled in “game 1,” matching for fifty dollars six times in “game 2,” and matching for one hundred dollars in “game 3” to win five hundred dollars;

(d) Eight tickets revealing the number “26” for twenty-five dollars four times, fifty dollars four times and one hundred dollars two times in “game 2” to win five hundred dollars;

(e) Fifty tickets matching for one hundred dollars once in “game 2” to win one hundred dollars;

(f) Fifty tickets matching for one hundred dollars in “game 3” to win one hundred dollars;

(g) Fifty tickets matching for ten dollars seven times, twenty-five dollars once and five dollars once in “game 2” to win one hundred dollars;

(h) Fifty tickets matching for fifty dollars in “game 1,” and matching for fifty dollars once in “game 2” to win one hundred dollars;

(i) Fifty tickets matching and revealing a “doubler” symbol for five dollars doubled in “game 1,” and matching for ten dollars six times, twenty-five dollars once and five dollars once in “game 2” to win one hundred dollars;

(j) Fifty tickets matching for twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” matching for two dollars two times, ten dollars four times and five dollars once in “game 2,” and matching for twenty-six dollars in “game 3” to win one hundred dollars;

(k) Fifty tickets matching for twenty-five dollars two times and fifty dollars once in “game 2” to win one hundred dollars;

(l) Fifty tickets revealing the number “26” for ten dollars six times, five dollars three times and twenty-five dollars once in “game 2” to win one hundred dollars;

(m) Fifty tickets revealing a “doubler” symbol for fifty dollars doubled in “game 1” to win one hundred dollars;

(n) Five hundred tickets revealing the number “26” for five dollars three times, two dollars four times, one dollar two times and twenty-five dollars once in “game 2” to win fifty dollars;

(o) Five hundred tickets matching for twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” and matching for twenty-five dollars once in “game 2” to win fifty dollars;

(p) Five hundred tickets matching for ten dollars two times and five dollars six times in “game 2” to win fifty dollars;

(q) Five hundred tickets matching for five dollars in “game 1,” and matching for ten dollars three times and five dollars three times in “game 2” to win fifty dollars;

(r) Five hundred tickets matching for twenty-five dollars two times in “game 2” to win fifty dollars;

(s) Five hundred tickets matching for ten dollars in “game 1,” matching for ten dollars once and two dollars two times in “game 2,” and matching for twenty-six dollars in “game 3” to win fifty dollars;

(t) Five hundred tickets matching and revealing a “doubler” symbol for twenty-five dollars doubled in “game one” to win fifty dollars;

(u) Five thousand one hundred sixty-two tickets matching for twenty-six dollars in “game 3” to win twenty-six dollars;

(v) One thousand three hundred tickets matching for one dollar in “game 1,” and revealing the number “26” for two dollars six times, five dollars two times and one dollar two times in “game 2” to win twenty-five dollars;

(w) One thousand three hundred tickets matching for five dollars three times and ten dollars once in “game 2” to win twenty-five dollars;

(x) One thousand three hundred tickets matching for twenty-five dollars once in “game 2” to win twenty-five dollars;

(y) One thousand three hundred tickets matching for five dollars in “game 1,” and matching for five dollars four times in “game 2” to win twenty-five dollars;

(z) One thousand eight hundred tickets matching and revealing a “doubler” symbol for five dollars doubled in “game 1,” and matching for fifteen dollars once in “game 2” to win twenty-five dollars;

(aa) One thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for one dollar in “game 1,” and revealing the number “26” for two dollars four times and one dollar six times in “game 2” to win fifteen dollars;

(bb) Two thousand tickets matching for five dollars in “game 1,” and matching for two dollars four times and one dollar two times in “game 2” to win fifteen dollars;

(cc) Three thousand tickets matching for five dollars three times in “game 2” to win fifteen dollars;

(dd) Two thousand five hundred tickets matching for ten dollars once and five dollars once in “game 2” to win fifteen dollars;

(ee) Three thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching and revealing a “doubler” symbol for five dollars doubled in “game 1,” and matching for five dollars once in “game 2” to win fifteen dollars;

(ff) Two thousand tickets matching for fifteen dollars in “game 1” to win fifteen dollars;

(gg) Five thousand tickets matching and revealing a “doubler” symbol for one dollar doubled in “game 1,” and matching for five dollars once, two dollars once and one dollar once in “game 2” to win ten dollars;

(hh) Five thousand tickets matching for five dollars in “game 1,” and matching for one dollar five times in “game 2” to win ten dollars;

(ii) Five thousand tickets revealing the number “26” for one dollar ten times in “game 2” to win ten dollars;

(jj) Five thousand tickets matching for two dollars five times in “game 2” to win ten dollars;

(kk) Five thousand tickets matching for five dollars in “game 1,” and matching for five dollars once in “game 2” to win ten dollars;

(ll) Six thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching and revealing a “doubler” symbol for five dollars doubled in “game 1” to win ten dollars;

(mm) Twenty-two thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for two dollars two times and one dollar once in “game 2” to win five dollars;

(nn) Nineteen thousand tickets revealing a “doubler” symbol for one dollar doubled in “game 1,” and matching for two dollars once and one dollar once in “game 2” to win five dollars;

(oo) Nineteen thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars once in “game 2” to win five dollars; and

(pp) Twenty-seven thousand tickets matching for five dollars in “game 1” to win five dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred ten shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred ten is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred ten in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred ten void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred ten.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred ten in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game number. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred ten.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred ten used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred ten and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 4-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-111 Game number one hundred eleven.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred eleven, “26th Anniversary Celebration,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred eleven.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred eleven requires the player to scratch off the covering and get three matching prize amounts to win that prize. In the event three “26th Anniversary” logo symbols are revealed, the player automatically wins two thousand six hundred dollars.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free ticket of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts: Two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars and two thousand six hundred dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred eleven shall be imprinted with prize awards from the set listed above.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred eleven shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred eleven called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred eleven are: Free “ticket,” two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars and two thousand six hundred dollars. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching a free “ticket” three times shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching twenty-five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching fifty dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one hundred dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars; and

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three “26th Anniversary” logo symbols shall win a regular prize award of two thousand six hundred dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred eleven will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that the following will occur:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per ten million tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Ten tickets winning two thousand six hundred dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Ten tickets winning one hundred dollars;

(b) One thousand five hundred fifty-one tickets winning fifty dollars;

(d) Three thousand five hundred tickets winning ten dollars;

(e) Fourteen thousand seven hundred fifty tickets winning five dollars;

(f) Thirty-three thousand seven hundred fifty tickets winning two dollars; and

(g) Fifty-six thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning a free “ticket” of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred eleven shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred eleven is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred eleven in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred eleven void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred eleven.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred eleven in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred eleven.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred eleven used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred eleven and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 4-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-112 Game number one hundred twelve.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred twelve, “Bag of Bucks,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred twelve.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred twelve is a key number match game with a “tripler” feature and is generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free “ticket” of comparable price and one of the following monetary amounts which is the sum of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: Two dollars, three dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars and four thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred twelve shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid tickets will remove the covering off the entire play area to reveal one “winning number,” four “your numbers” and four prize amounts. If the player matches any one or more of “your numbers” to the “winning number,” the player wins the corresponding prize amount shown below the matched “your numbers.” If the player reveals a “cash” symbol in any of the “your numbers” play spots, the player wins triple the corresponding prize amount shown below that number automatically. There are four chances to win on each ticket.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred twelve shall be one dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred twelve called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred twelve are: Free “ticket,” one dollar, two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, fifty dollars and four thousand dollars. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize amounts.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a free “ticket” appears below one of “your numbers” which matches the “winning number” shall win a regular prize award of a free “ticket” of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears two times below “your numbers” which match the “winning number” shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “cash” symbol is revealed in one of the “your numbers” play spots for one dollar tripled shall win a regular prize award of three dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears once and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match the “winning number” shall win a regular prize award of three dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears two times and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match the “winning number” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “cash” symbol is revealed in one of the “your numbers” play spots for one dollar tripled, and on which two dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches the “winning number” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches the “winning number” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match the “winning number” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “cash” symbol is revealed in one of the “your numbers” play spots for two dollars tripled, and on which two dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match the “winning number” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches the “winning number” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears once and five dollars appears three times below “your numbers” which match the “winning number” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “cash” symbol is revealed in one of the “your numbers” play spots for five dollars tripled, and on which ten dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches the “winning number” shall win a regular prize award twenty-five dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “cash” symbol is revealed in one of the “your numbers” play spots for ten dollars tripled, and on which ten dollars appears once and five dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match the “winning number” shall win a regular prize award fifty dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fifty dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches the “winning number” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars; and

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four thousand dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches the “winning number” shall win a regular prize award of four thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred twelve will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per eight million tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Four tickets matching for four thousand dollars once to win four thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that, over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) One hundred ninety tickets matching for fifty dollars once to win fifty dollars;

(b) Two hundred tickets revealing the “cash” symbol for ten dollars tripled, and matching for ten dollars once and five dollars two times to win fifty dollars;

(c) One thousand forty-five tickets revealing the “cash” symbol for five dollars tripled, and matching for ten dollars once to win twenty-five dollars;

(d) One thousand one hundred tickets matching for ten dollars once and five dollars three times to win twenty-five dollars;

(e) One thousand tickets matching for ten dollars once to win ten dollars;

(f) Seven hundred fifty tickets revealing the “cash” symbol for two dollars tripled, and matching for two dollars two times to win ten dollars;

(g) Seven hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars two times to win ten dollars;

(h) One thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars once to win five dollars;

(i) One thousand five hunred tickets revealing the “cash” symbol for one dollar tripled, and matching for two dollars once to win five dollars;

(j) One thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for two dollars two times and one dollar once to win five dollars;

(k) Five thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for two dollars once and one dollar once to win three dollars;

(1) Seven thousand two hundred fifty tickets revealing the “cash” symbol for one dollar tripled to win three dollars;

(m) Forty-five thousand tickets matching for one dollar two times to win two dollars; and

(n) Forty-two thousand five hundred tickets matching for a free “ticket” to win a free “ticket” of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred twelve shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred twelve is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred twelve in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director for the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred twelve void is it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred twelve.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred twelve in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred twelve.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred twelve used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred twelve and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 5-26-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-113 Game number one hundred thirteen.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred thirteen, “3 Cards Up,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred thirteen.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred thirteen is an “add up” card game and is generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) Game number one hundred thirteen requires the player to remove the covering over the play area to reveal three separate hands known as “hand 1;” “hand 2;” and “hand 3.” The player shall add the three cards in one hand across and compare the total for that “hand” to the numbers on the prize chart. If the total in any one “hand” across appears in the prize chart, the player wins the prize amount shown for that total. The player can win up to three times on each ticket. Face cards such as the “jack,” “queen,” or “king” shall have a value of ten, and the “ace” shall have a value of eleven. The value of all the other cards shall be their face value.

(3) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free “ticket” of comparable price or one of the following monetary figures which is the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: Two dollars, three dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, one hundred dollars and one thousand five hundred dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred thirteen shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred thirteen shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred thirteen called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred thirteen are: Free “ticket,” one dollar, two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, five hundred dollars and one thousand five hundred dollars. Prize values appearing on any ticket in game number one hundred thirteen shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of one of your “hands” equals twenty-three shall win a regular prize award of a free “ticket” of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of one of your “hands” equals twenty-five shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of each of all three of your “hands” equals twenty-four for one dollar three times shall win a regular prize award of three dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of one of your “hands” equals twenty-five for two dollars once, and the total of one of your “hands” equals twenty-four for one dollar once shall win a regular prize award of three dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of each of two of your “hands” equals twenty-five for two dollars two times, and the total of your third “hand” equals twenty-four for one dollar once shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of one of your “hands” equals twenty-seven for ten dollars once shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of each of two of your “hands” equals twenty-six for five dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of each of all three of your “hands” equals twenty-six for five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of one of your “hands” equals twenty-seven for ten dollars once, and the total of one of your “hands” equals twenty-six for five dollars once shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of each of two of your “hands” equals twenty-seven for ten dollars two times, and the total of your third “hand” equals twenty-six for five dollars once shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of one of your “hands” equals twenty-eight for twenty-five dollars once shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of one of your “hands” equals twenty-nine for fifty dollars once, and the total of each of your other two “hands” equals twenty-eight for twenty-five dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of each of two of your “hands” equals twenty-nine for fifty dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of each of all three of your “hands” equals thirty for five hundred dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of one thousand five hundred dollars; and

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket where the total of one of your “hands” equals thirty-one for one thousand five hundred dollars once shall win a regular prize award of one thousand five hundred dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred thirteen will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per eight million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Two tickets winning one thousand five hundred dollars in one “hand” to win one thousand five hundred dollars; and

(b) Two tickets winning five hundred dollars in three “hands” to win one thousand five hundred dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Two tickets winning fifty dollars in two “hands” to win one hundred dollars;

(b) Two tickets winning fifty dollars in one “hand” and twenty-five dollars in two “hands” to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Nine hundred ninety tickets winning ten dollars in two “hands” and five dollars in one “hand” to win twenty-five dollars;

(e) One thousand seven hundred fifty tickets winning ten dollars in one “hand” and five dollars in one “hand” to win fifteen dollars;

(f) Seven hundred fifty tickets winning five dollars in three “hands” to win fifteen dollars;

(g) One thousand seven hundred fifty tickets winning five dollars in two “hands” to win ten dollars;

(h) One thousand five hundred tickets winning ten dollars in one “hand” to win ten dollars;

(i) Four thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning two dollars in two “hands” and one dollar in one “hand” to win five dollars;

(j) Eight thousand five hundred tickets winning two dollars in one “hand” and one dollar in one “hand” to win three dollars;

(k) Five thousand seven hundred fifty tickets winning one dollar in three “hands” to win three dollars;

(l) Thirty-six thousand seven hundrd fifty tickets winning two dollars in one “hand” to win two dollars; and

(m) Forty-two thousand five hundred tickets winning a free “ticket” in one “hand” to win a free “ticket” of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred thirteen shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred thirteen is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred thirteen in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred thirteen void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred thirteen.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred thirteen in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred thirteen.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred thirteen used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred thirteen and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 5-26-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-114 Game number one hundred fourteen.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred fourteen, “Top Flite® Golf & Cash,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to ticket allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred fourteen.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred fourteen is a key number match game with a bonus feature and is generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) Holders of valid tickets will remove the covering of the entire play area to reveal two “par numbers,” ten “your numbers” and ten prize amounts. If the player matches any one or more of “your number(s)” to either of the “par number(s),” the player wins the prize value shown below the matching “your number(s).” If the player reveals a “hole in one” symbol below any of “your number(s),” the player wins all ten prizes automatically. There are ten chances to win on each ticket. The player will then remove the covering over the “bonus” area for a chance to win a golf merchandise prize. If the player reveals a “golf balls” symbol, the player wins one dozen Top Flite® XL 2000(TM) extra long™ golf balls. If the player reveals a “driver” symbol, the player wins one Top Flite® Intimidator™ driver with head cover. If the player reveals a golf “certificate” symbol, the player wins one gift certificate for two rounds of golf at one of the selected ohio golf courses. If the player reveals a “golf bag” symbol, the player wins one golf bag set consisting of one set of Top Flite® advance flex steel shaft oversize irons, one Top Flite® pro tour staff golf bag and one Top Flite® tour™ umbrella.

(3) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean one of the following monetary amounts or golf merchandise prizes which is the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: Two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, ten thousand dollars, and golf merchandise consisting of: One dozen Top Flite® XL 2000(TM) extra long™ golf balls; one Top Flite® Intimidator™ driver with head cover; one golf gift certificate; and one Top Flite® golf bag set consisting of one set of Top Flite® advance flex steel shaft oversize irons, one Top Flite® pro tour staff golf bag and one Top Flite® tour™ umbrella. Each ticket in game number one hundred fourteen shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred fourteen shall be two dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred fourteen called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred fourteen are: One dollar, two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, one hundred dollars, ten thousand dollars, and the following golf merchandise consisting of: One dozen Top Flite® XL 2000(TM) extra long™ golf balls; one Top Flite® Intimidator™ driver with head cover; one golf gift certificate; and one Top Flite® golf bag set consisting of one set of Top Flite® advance flex steel shaft oversize irons, one Top Flite® pro tour staff golf bag and one Top Flite® tour™ umbrella. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize value.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears once and one dollar appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears two times and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears once and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears ten times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” or on which a “hole in one” symbol is revealed in any one of the “your numbers” spots shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears once, two dollars appears two times and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears three times and one dollar appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears five times and five dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears three times and one dollar appears three times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears five times and one dollar appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers,” or on which a “hole in one” symbol is revealed in any one of the “your numbers” spots shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five dollars appears below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears three times and ten dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears five times and five dollars appears three times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five dollars appears once, five dollars appears three times, two dollars appears four times and one dollar appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears eight times and ten dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears four times and five dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fifteen dollars appears two times, two dollars appears five times and ten dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(y) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one hundred dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(z) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five dollars appears once, fifteen dollars appears once, ten dollars appears four times and five dollars appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(aa) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one hundred dollars appears ten times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “par numbers,” or on which a “hole in one” symbol is revealed in any one of the “your numbers” spots shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(bb) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten thousand dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “par numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars;

(cc) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “golf balls” symbol is revealed in the “bonus” area shall win a regular merchandise prize award of one dozen top Flite® XL 2000(TM) extra long™ golf balls which the holder may redeem via the procedures displayed at any sales agent location;

(dd) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “driver” symbol is revealed in the “bonus” area shall win a regular merchandise prize award of one Top Flite® intimidator® driver with head cover which the holder may redeem via the procedures displayed at any sales agent location;

(ee) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “golf certificate” symbol is revealed in the “bonus” area shall win a regular merchandise prize award of one golf gift certificate for two rounds of golf at one of the selected ohio golf courses which the holder may redeem via the procedures displayed at any sales agent location; and

(ff) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “golf bag” symbol is revealed in the “bonus” area shall win a regular merchandise prize award of one Top Flite® golf bag set consisting of one set of Top Flite® advance flex steel shaft oversize irons, one Top Flite® pro tour staff golf bag and one Top Flite® tour™ umbrella, which the holder may redeem via the procedures displayed at any sales agent location.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred fourteen will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance;

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per five million tickets sold in the following categories will be as follows:

(a) Five tickets matching for ten thousand dollars once to win ten thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Two tickets matching for one hundred dollars ten times or revealing the “hole in one” symbol for one hundred dollars ten times to win one thousand dollars;

(b) Ten tickets matching for twenty-five dollars once, fifteen dollars once, ten dollars four times and five dollars four times to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Two hundred fifty tickets matching for fifteen dollars two times, two dollars five times and ten dollars once to win fifty dollars;

(e) Two hundred fifty tickets matching for ten dollars four times and five dollars two times to win fifty dollars;

(f) Two hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars eight times and ten dollars once to win fifty dollars;

(g) Two hundred fifty tickets matching for twenty-five dollars once, five dollars three times, two dollars four times and one dollar two times to win fifty dollars;

(h) Eight hundred forty tickets matching for two dollars five times and five dollars three times to win twenty-five dollars;

(i) Nine hundred tickets matching for five dollars three times and ten dollars once to win twenty-five dollars;

(j) One thousand tickets matching for five dollars five times to win twenty-five dollars;

(k) One thousand tickets matching for twenty-five dollars once to win twenty-five dollars;

(l) One thousand five hundred tickets matching for two dollars five times and one dollar five times or revealing the “hole in one” symbol for two dollars five times and one dollar five times to win fifteen dollars;

(m) One thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for four dollars three times and one dollar three times to win fifteen dollars;

(n) Two thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for two dollars five times and five dollars once to win fifteen dollars;

(o) Two thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for two dollars three times and one dollar four times to win ten dollars;

(p) One thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for five dollars once, two dollars two times and one dollar once to win ten dollars;

(q) One thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for five dollars two times to win ten dollars;

(r) Two thousand tickets matching for one dollar ten times or revealing the “hole in one” symbol for one dollar ten times to win ten dollars;

(s) Four thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for one dollar five times to win five dollars;

(t) Four thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars once to win five dollars;

(u) Three thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for four dollars once and one dollar once to win five dollars;

(v) Four thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for two dollars two times and one dollar once to win five dollars;

(w) Eight thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for one dollar four times to win four dollars;

(x) Nine thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for two dollars once and one dollar two times to win four dollars;

(y) Seven thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for two dollars two times to win four dollars;

(z) Thirty-two thousand five hundred tickets matching for two dollars once to win two dollars;

(aa) Thirty-three thousand tickets matching for one dollar two times to win two dollars;

(bb) Ten tickets revealing a “golf bag” symbol in the “bonus” area to win one golf bag set consisting of one set of Top Flite® advance flex steel shaft oversize irons, one Top Flite® pro tour staff golf bag and one Top Flite® tour™ umbrella;

(cc) Fifty tickets revealing a “golf certificate” symbol in the “bonus” area to win one golf gift certificate for two rounds of golf at one of the selected ohio golf courses;

(dd) Ten tickets revealing a “driver” symbol in the “bonus” area to win one Top Flite® intimidator® driver with headcover; and

(ee) Three thousand tickets revealing a “golf balls” symbol in the “bonus” area to win one dozen Top Flite® XL 2000(TM) extra long™ golf balls.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred fourteen shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred fourteen is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day on the sales cycle of game number one hundred fourteen in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of Tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred fourteen void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed, or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred fourteen.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred fourteen in a manner consistent with the lottery act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred fourteen.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred fourteen used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred fourteen and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 5-26-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC Chapter 3770.03.

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-115 Game number one hundred fifteen.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred fifteen, “Best of 7’s II,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred fifteen.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred fifteen is a key number match game with a “tripler” feature and an additional “bonus” feature, generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean one of the following monetary amounts which is the sum of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: Seven dollars, fourteen dollars, twenty-eight dollars, seventy-seven dollars, two hundred seven dollars, four hundred fourteen dollars, one thousand seven dollars, seven thousand dollars, seventy thousand dollars, and seven hundred seventy-seven thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred fifteen shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid tickets will remove the covering off the entire play area to reveal two “7’s numbers,” ten “your numbers,” ten prize amounts and a “fast $77” bonus area. If the player matches any one or more of “your numbers” to either of the “7’s numbers,” the player wins the corresponding prize amount shown below the matched “your numbers.” If the player reveals a “777” symbol in any of the “your numbers” play spots, the player wins triple the corresponding prize amount shown below that number automatically. Also, if the player reveals the number “7” in the “fast $77” bonus area, the player wins seventy-seven dollars automatically. Including the “fast 77,” there are eleven chances to win on each ticket, but players may win only up to ten times on each ticket.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred fifteen shall be seven dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred fifteen called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred fifteen are: One dollar, two dollars, five dollars, seven dollars, fourteen dollars, twenty-eight dollars, fifty dollars, seventy-seven dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, seven thousand dollars, seventy thousand dollars and seven hundred seventy-seven thousand dollars. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize amounts.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which seven dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of seven dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears seven times below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of seven dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears once and two dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of seven dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “777” symbol is revealed once for two dollars tripled, and on which one dollar appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of seven dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fourteen dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fourteen dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears once, two dollars appears four times and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fourteen dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “777” symbol is revealed two times for two dollars tripled two times, and on which two dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fourteen dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears seven times and seven dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fourteen dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-eight dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-eight dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “777” symbol is revealed once for seven dollars tripled, and on which two dollars appears three times and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-eight dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fourteen dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-eight dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which seven dollars appears four times below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-eight dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the number “7” is revealed in the “fast $77” bonus area for seventy-seven dollars shall win a regular prize award of seventy-seven dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one hundred dollars appears two times and seven dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of two hundred seven dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-eight dollars appears seven times, seven dollars appears once and two dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of two hundred seven dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one hundred dollars appears two times, fifty dollars appears four times and fourteen dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of four hundred fourteen dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “777” symbol is revealed once for fifty dollars tripled, and on which one hundred dollars appears two times, seven dollars appears two times and fifty dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of four hundred fourteen dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “777” symbol is revealed three times for one hundred dollars tripled three times, and on which one hundred dollars appears once and seven dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand seven dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “777” symbol is revealed two times for fifty dollars tripled two times, and on which one hundred dollars appears seven times and seven dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand seven dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one thousand dollars appears seven times below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of seven thousand dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “777” symbol is revealed four times for one thousand dollars tripled once and one hundred dollars tripled three times, and on which one thousand dollars appears three times and fifty dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of seven thousand dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which seventy thousand dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of seventy thousand dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “777” symbol is revealed three times for seven thousand dollars tripled three times, and on which seven thousand dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of seventy thousand dollars; and

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which seven hundred seventy-seven thousand dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “7’s numbers” shall win a regular prize award of seven hundred seventy-seven thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred fifteen will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per five million tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Two tickets matching for seven hundred seventy-seven thousand dollars once to win seven hundred seventy-seven thousand dollars;

(b) Two tickets revealing the “777” symbol for seven thousand dollars tripled three times, and matching for seven thousand once dollars once to win seventy thousand dollars;

(d) Four tickets revealing the “777” symbol four times for one thousand dollars tripled once and one hundred dollars tripled three times, and matching for one thousand dollars three times and fifty dollars two times to win seven thousand dollars; and

(e) Four tickets matching for one thousand dollars seven times to win seven thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that, over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) One ticket revealing the “777” symbol two times for fifty dollars tripled two times, and matching for one hundred dollars seven times and seven dollars once to win one thousand seven dollars;

(b) One ticket revealing the “777” symbol three times for one hundred dollars tripled three times, and matching for one hundred dollars once and seven dollars once to win one thousand seven dollars;

(c) Three tickets revealing the “777” symbol once for fifty dollars tripled, and matching for one hundred dollars two times, seven dollars two times and fifty dollars once to win four hundred fourteen dollars;

(d) Three tickets matching for one hundred two times, fifty dollars four times and fourteen dollars once to win four hundred fourteen dollars;

(e) Five tickets matching twenty-eight dollars seven times, seven dollars once and two dollars two times to win two hundred seven dollars;

(f) Five tickets matching for one hundred dollars two times and seven dollars once to win two hundred seven dollars;

(g) Five thousand one hundred fifty tickets revealing the number “7” in the “fast $77” bonus area to win seventy-seven dollars;

(h) Two thousand five hundred tickets matching for seven dollars four times to win twenty-eight dollars;

(i) Two thousand five hundred tickets matching for fourteen dollars two times to win twenty-eight dollars;

(j) Two thousand five hundred ticket revealing the “777” symbol once for seven dollars tripled, and matching for two dollars three times and one dollar once to win twenty-eight dollars;

(k) Two thousand six hundred tickets matching twenty-eight dollars once to win twenty-eight dollars;

(l) Ten thousand tickets matching for one dollar seven times and seven dollars once to win fourteen dollars;

(m) Ten thousand tickets revealing the “777” symbol two times for two dollars tripled two times, and matching for two dollars once to win fourteen dollars;

(n) Eight thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars once, two dollars four times and one dollar once to win fourteen dollars;

(o) Sixteen thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for fourteen dollars once to win fourteen dollars;

(p) Thirty thousand tickets revealing the “777” symbol once for two dollars tripled, and matching for one dollar once to win seven dollars;

(q) Thirty-one thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars once and two dollars once to win seven dollars;

(r) Thirty thousand tickets matching for one dollar seven times to win seven dollars; and

(s) Thirty-three thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for seven dollars once to win seven dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred fifteen shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred fifteen is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred fifteen in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director for the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred fifteen void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred fifteen.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred fifteen in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred fifteen.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred fifteen used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred fifteen and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 5-26-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-116 Game number one hundred sixteen.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred sixteen, “Monopoly® ,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement in respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred sixteen.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred sixteen is a number match game with an instant win feature, generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free ticket or one of the following monetary amounts which is the sum of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: Two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, one hundred dollars, two hundred dollars and one thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred sixteen shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid tickets will scratch and reveal the covering. Players who match any of the “your properties” numbers to the “properties landed on” numbers will win the corresponding prize shown below the “properties landed on” numbers. If the player reveals a “money bag” symbol in any of the “properties landed on” spots, the player automatically wins the corresponding prize value shown below the “properties landed on” number(s). There are five chances to win on each ticket.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred sixteen shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred sixteen called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred sixteen are: Free “ticket,” one dollar, two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, forty dollars, one hundred dollars, two hundred dollars and one thousand dollars. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize amounts.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your properties” numbers matches a “properties landed on” number or a “money bag” symbol is revealed for a free “ticket” shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your properties” numbers match the “properties landed on” numbers or the “money bag” symbol is revealed for one dollar two times shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your properties” numbers match the “properties landed on” numbers or the “money bag” symbol is revealed for two dollars once and one dollar two times shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your properties” numbers match the “properties landed on” numbers or the “money bag” symbol is revealed for one dollar four times shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your properties” numbers match the “properties landed on” numbers or the “money bag” symbol is revealed for four dollars once and one dollar once shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your properties” numbers match the “properties landed on” numbers or the “money bag” symbol is revealed for four dollars two times and two dollars once shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your properties” numbers match the “properties landed on” numbers or the “money bag” symbol is revealed for two dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your properties” numbers match the “properties landed on” numbers or the “money bag” symbol is revealed for ten dollars once and five dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your properties” numbers match the “properties landed on” numbers or the “money bag” symbol is revealed for four dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your properties” numbers match the “properties landed on” numbers or the “money bag” symbol is revealed for forty dollars two times and twenty dollars once shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your properties” numbers match the “properties landed on” numbers or the “money bag” symbol is revealed for forty dollars once, twenty dollars two times and ten dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your properties” numbers match the “properties landed on” numbers or the “money bag” symbol is revealed for one hundred dollars once, forty dollars two times and ten dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of two hundred dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your properties” numbers match the “properties landed on” numbers or the “money bag” symbol is revealed for one hundred dollars once, forty dollars two times and twenty dollars once shall win a regular prize award of two hundred dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your properties” numbers match the “properties landed on” numbers or the “money bag” symbol is revealed for two hundred dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars; and

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of the “your properties numbers” matches a “properties landed on” number or a “money bag” symbol is revealed for one thousand dollars once shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred sixteen will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per twenty million tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Twenty tickets matching once or revealing a “money bag” symbol for one thousand dollars once to win one thousand dollars; and

(b) Twenty tickets matching or revealing the “money bag” symbol for two hundred dollars five times to win one thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that, over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Twenty-five tickets matching or revealing the “money bag” symbol for one hundred dollars once, forty dollars two times and twenty dollars once to win two hundred dollars;

(b) Twenty-five tickets matching or revealing the “money bag” symbol for one hundred dollars once, forty dollars two times and ten dollars two times to win two hundred dollars;

(c) One hundred fifty-six tickets matching or revealing the “money bag” symbol for forty dollars once, twenty dollars two times and ten dollars two times to win one hundred dollars;

(d) One hundred seventy tickets matching or revealing the “money bag” symbol for forty dollars two times and twenty dollars once to win one hundred dollars;

(e) One thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching or revealing the “money bag” symbol for four dollars five times to win twenty dollars;

(f) Seven hundred fifty tickets matching or revealing the “money bag” symbol for ten dollars once and five dollars two times to win twenty dollars;

(g) One thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching or revealing the “money bag” symbol for two dollars five times to win ten dollars;

(h) Seven hundred fifty tickets matching or revealing the “money bag” symbol for four dollars two times and two dollars once to win ten dollars;

(i) Three thousand five hundred tickets matching or revealing the “money bag” symbol for four dollars once and one dollar once to win five dollars;

(j) Five thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching or revealing the “money bag” symbol for one dollar four times to win four dollars;

(k) Seven thousand five hundred tickets matching or revealing the “money bag” symbol for two dollars once and one dollar two times to win four dollars;

(l) Forty-one thousand five hundred tickets matching or revealing the “money bag” symbol for one dollar two times to win two dollars; and

(m) Forty-six thousand five hundred tickets matching or revealing a “money bag” symbol once to win a free “ticket” of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred sixteen shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred sixteen is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred sixteen in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director for the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred sixteen void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred sixteen.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred sixteen in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred sixteen.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred sixteen used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred sixteen and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 5-26-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-117 Game number one hundred seventeen.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred seventeen, “1^ST Down Doubler,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred seventeen.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred seventeen requires the player to remove the latex covering to reveal three separate “plays” known as “play 1,” “play 2” and “play 3.” The player will also reveal three corresponding prize amounts. If the “yards gained” number in any one of the three “play” areas is ten or higher, the player wins the prize amount revealed for that “play.” If the player reveals the word “goal” in any one of the three “play” areas, the player wins double the prize amount revealed for that “play.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free “ticket” of comparable price or one of the following monetary figures which is the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: Two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars and one thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred seventeen shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred seventeen shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred seventeen called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred seventeen are: Free “ticket,” one dollar, two dollars, three dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, fifty dollars and one thousand dollars. Prize values appearing on any ticket in game number one hundred seventeen shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “yards gained” number in any one “play” across is ten or higher for a free “ticket” shall win a regular prize award of a free “ticket” of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “yards gained” number in two “plays” across is ten or higher for one dollar two times shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the word “goal” is revealed in any one “play” across for one dollar doubled shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “yards gained” number in two “plays” across is ten or higher for two dollar two times shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the word “goal” is revealed in any one “play” across for two dollars doubled shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “yards gained” number in three “plays” across is ten or higher for two dollars two times and one dollar once shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “yards gained” number in one “play” across is ten or higher for five dollars once shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “yards gained” number in three “plays” across is ten or higher for five dollars once, three dollars once and two dollars once shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the word “goal” is revealed in any one “play” across for five dollars doubled shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “yards gained” number in two “plays” across is ten or higher for ten dollars once and five dollars once, and the word “goal” is revealed in one “play” across for five dollars doubled shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “yards gained” number in one “play” across is ten or higher for five dollars once, and the word “goal” is revealed in one “play” across for ten dollars doubled shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(1) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the word “goal” is revealed in three “plays” across for ten dollars doubled two times and for five dollars doubled once shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “yards gained” number in any one “play” across is ten or higher for fifty dollars once shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars; and

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “yards gained” number in any one “play” across is ten or higher for one thousand dollars once shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred seventeen will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per eight million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Four tickets winning one thousand dollars once in one “play” across to win one thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Two hundred tickets winning fifty dollars once in one “play” across to win fifty dollars;

(b) Two hundred tickets revealing the word “goal” for ten dollars doubled in two “plays” across and five dollars doubled in one “play” across to win fifty dollars;

(c) One thousand sixty-four tickets winning five dollars once in one “play” across, and revealing the word “goal” for ten dollars doubled in one “play” across to win twenty-five dollars;

(d) One thousand one hundred fifty-five tickets winning ten dollars once and five dollars once in two “plays” across, and revealing the word “goal” for five dollars doubled in one “play” across to win twenty-five dollars;

(e) Two thousand five hundred tickets revealing the word “goal” for five dollars doubled in one “play” across to win ten dollars;

(f) One thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets winning five dollars once, three dollars once and two dollars once in three “plays” across to win ten dollars;

(g) Three thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets winning five dollars once in one “play” across to win five dollars;

(h) Three thousand tickets winning two dollars two times and one dollar once in three “plays” across to win five dollars;

(i) Five thousand tickets revealing the word “goal” for two dollars doubled in one “play” across to win four dollars;

(j) Five thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets winning two dollars two times in two “plays” across to win four dollars;

(k) Fourteen thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets revealing the word “goal” for one dollar doubled in one “play” across to win two dollars;

(l) Thirteen thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets winning one dollar two times in two “plays” across to win two dollars; and

(m) Fifty-one thousand six hundred twenty-five tickets winning a free “ticket” in one “play” across to win a free “ticket” of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred seventeen shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred seventeen is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred seventeen in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred seventeen void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred seventeen.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred seventeen in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred seventeen.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred seventeen used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred seventeen and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 7-3-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-118 Game number one hundred eighteen.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred eighteen, “Doubling Dollars,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred eighteen.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred eighteen is a match three of six lottery game with a “doubler” feature and is generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free “ticket” of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts: two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, two hundred dollars and five thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred eighteen shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid tickets on which three of the prize values are the same shall win a prize award called a “regular prize award” equal to such prize value. In addition, if two like prize values match and a “doubler” symbol is revealed, the ticket holder wins a “regular prize award” which is double the matched prize value. All such tickets shall be called “winning tickets.”

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred eighteen shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred eighteen called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred eighteen are: free “ticket,” two dollars, five dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, two thousand five hundred dollars and five thousand dollars. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize amounts and may also reveal the word “doubler.” The word “doubler” shall refer to the ability to double your prize in this game.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values are free “ticket” shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values are two dollars shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values are two dollars and a “doubler” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values are five dollars shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values are five dollars and a “doubler” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values are twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values are twenty-five dollars and a “doubler” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values are fifty dollars shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values are fifty dollars and a “doubler” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values are one hundred dollars shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values are one hundred dollars and a “doubler” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of two hundred dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values are two thousand five hundred dollars and a “doubler” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars; and

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values are five thousand dollars shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred eighteen will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per forty million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Five tickets matching five thousand dollars three times to win five thousand dollars; and

(b) Five tickets matching two thousand five hundred dollars two times and revealing a “doubler” symbol to win five thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Three tickets matching one hundred dollars two times and revealing a “doubler” symbol to win two hundred dollars;

(b) Twenty tickets matching one hundred dollars three times to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Two hundred fifty tickets matching fifty dollars three times to win fifty dollars;

(e) Four hundred fifty tickets matching twenty-five dollars two times and revealing a “doubler” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(f) One thousand two hundred fifteen tickets matching twenty-five dollars three times to win twenty-five dollars;

(g) Three thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching five dollars two times and revealing a “doubler” symbol to win ten dollars;

(h) Seven thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching five dollars three times to win five dollars;

(i) Eleven thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching two dollars two times and revealing a “doubler” symbol to win four dollars;

(j) Twenty-six thousand five hundred tickets matching two dollars three times to win two dollars; and

(k) Fifty-one thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching a free “ticket” three times to win a free ticket of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) The random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred eighteen shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred eighteen is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed to be announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred eighteen in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(1) A mechanical error in printing prize awards, symbols or other numbers on a ticket shall not automatically invalidate that ticket. To the extent feasible, the director shall establish procedures by which the holder of any ticket on which information is incorrectly printed due to mechanical malfunction may be advised of correct information for the ticket. If it is not technically feasible to recover the information from a mechanically misprinted ticket, the director may declare the ticket void and the holder shall be entitled to a return of the ticket price, or a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred eighteen void if it is stolen, unissued, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to the refund of the retail sales price of the ticket, or the issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred eighteen.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred eighteen in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto, which affect the play of game number one hundred eighteen.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred eighteen used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for the purposes of this rule. In actual operations, game number one hundred eighteen and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 7-3-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-119 Game number one hundred nineteen.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred nineteen, “Lucky Bucks,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred nineteen.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred nineteen requires the player to scratch off the covering to reveal either of the following: six prize values; five prize values plus a “pot of gold” symbol; or four prize values plus two “pot of gold” symbols. Players who match three like prize values or two like prize values plus a “pot of gold” symbol shall win that amount. Players who reveal two “pot of gold” symbols shall win the highest prize amount shown.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free “ticket” of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts: two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, three hundred dollars and one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred nineteen shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred nineteen shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred nineteen called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred nineteen are: free “ticket,” two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, three hundred dollars and one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven dollars. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a free “ticket” is revealed three times shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a free “ticket” appears two times and a “pot of gold” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears two times and a “pot of gold” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears two times and a “pot of gold” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears two times and a “pot of gold” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the highest prize value shown is ten dollars and revealing two “pot of gold” symbols are revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five dollars appears two times and a “pot of gold” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the highest prize value shown is twenty-five dollars and revealing two “pot of gold” symbols are revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fifty dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fifty dollars appears two times and a “pot of gold” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the highest prize value shown is fifty dollars and revealing two “pot of gold” symbols are revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one hundred dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one hundred dollars appears two times and a “pot of gold” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the highest prize value shown is one hundred dollars and revealing two “pot of gold” symbols are revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three hundred dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of three hundred dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three hundred dollars appears two times and a “pot of gold” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of three hundred dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the highest prize value shown is three hundred dollars and revealing two “pot of gold” symbols are revealed shall win a regular prize award of three hundred dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven dollars appears two times and a “pot of gold” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven dollars; and

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the highest prize value shown is one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven dollars and revealing two “pot of gold” symbols are revealed shall win a regular prize award of one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred nineteen will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per ten million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) One ticket on which the highest prize value is one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven dollars and revealing two “pot of gold” symbols to win one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven dollars;

(b) One ticket matching one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven dollars two times and revealing a “pot of gold” symbol to win one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven dollars; and

(c) Two tickets matching one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven dollars three times to win one thousand seven hundred seventy-seven dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) One ticket on which the highest prize value is three hundred dollars and revealing two “pot of gold” symbols to win three hundred dollars;

(b) One ticket matching three hundred dollars two times and revealing a “pot of gold” symbol to win three hundred dollars;

(d) Fifteen tickets on which the highest prize value is one hundred dollars and revealing two “pot of gold” symbols to win one hundred dollars;

(e) Fifteen tickets matching one hundred dollars two times and revealing a “pot of gold” symbol to win one hundred dollars;

(f) Fifteen tickets matching one hundred dollars three times to win three hundred dollars;

(g) One hundred fifty tickets on which the highest prize value is fifty dollars and revealing two “pot of gold” symbols to win fifty dollars;

(h) Two hundred forty tickets matching fifty dollars two times and revealing a “pot of gold” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(i) One hundred thirty-five tickets matching fifty dollars three times to win fifty dollars;

(j) Six hundred forty tickets on which the highest prize value is twenty-five dollars and revealing two “pot of gold” symbols to win twenty-five dollars;

(k) Six hundred fifty tickets matching twenty-five dollars two times and revealing a “pot of gold” symbol to win twenty-five dollars;

(l) Six hundred thirty-four tickets matching twenty-five dollars three times to win twenty-five dollars;

(m) One thousand tickets on which the highest prize value is ten dollars and revealing two “pot of gold” symbols to win ten dollars;

(n) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching ten dollars two times and revealing a “pot of gold” symbol to win ten dollars;

(o) One thousand five hundred tickets matching ten dollars three times to win ten dollars;

(p) Seven thousand five hundred tickets matching five dollars two times and revealing a “pot of gold” symbol to win five dollars;

(q) Five thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching five dollars three times to win five dollars;

(r) Sixteen thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching two dollars two times and revealing a “pot of gold” symbol to win two dollars;

(s) Fourteen thousand tickets matching two dollars three times to win two dollars;

(t) Thirty-four thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching a free “ticket” two times and revealing a “pot of gold” symbol to win a free ticket of comparable price; and

(u) Twenty-one thousand tickets matching a free “ticket” three times to win a free ticket of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred nineteen shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred nineteen is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred nineteen in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred nineteen void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred nineteen.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred nineteen in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred nineteen.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred nineteen used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred nineteen and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 7-30-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-120 Game number one hundred twenty.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred twenty, “First Class Cash,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred twenty.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred twenty is a key number match game with two additional features and is generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) Holders of valid tickets will remove the covering over the play area to reveal five “first class numbers,” ten “your numbers,” and ten corresponding prize amounts. If the player matches any one or more of “your number(s)” to any of the “first class number(s),” the player wins the prize shown below the matching “your number(s).” If the “gold bar” symbol is revealed in any of the “your numbers” play spots, the player wins the corresponding prize shown below that symbol automatically. If the player reveals a “diamond” symbol in any of the “your number(s)” play spots, the player wins the sum of all ten prize values revealed automatically. There are ten chances to win on each ticket.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean one of the following monetary figures which is the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, thirty dollars, seventy-five dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, five thousand dollars, ten thousand dollars and fifty thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred twenty shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred twenty shall be two dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred twenty called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred twenty are: one dollar, two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, ten thousand dollars and fifty thousand dollars. Prize values appearing on any ticket in game number one hundred twenty shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to two times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “first class numbers,” or a “gold bar” symbol appears in any one “your numbers” play spot shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to two times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears once and one dollar appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to three times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to four times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears two times and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to three times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears once and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to two times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “first class numbers,” or a “gold bar” symbol appears in any one “your numbers” play spot shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to five times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears ten times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to ten times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) or on which a “diamond” symbol appears in any one “your numbers” play spot, shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to two times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears once, two dollars appears two times and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to four times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears three times and one dollar appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to seven times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears five times and five dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to six times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears three times and one dollar appears three times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to six times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears five times and one dollar appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to ten times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) or on which a “diamond” symbol appears in any one “your numbers” play spot, shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears five times and five dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to seven times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of thirty dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears six times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to six times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of thirty dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears two times and ten dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to four times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of thirty dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears five times and one dollar appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to ten times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) or on which a “diamond” symbol appears in any one “your numbers” play spot, shall win a regular prize award of thirty dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty dollars appears once, ten dollars appears two times and five dollars appears seven times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to ten times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) or on which a “diamond” symbol appears in any one “your numbers” play spot, shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty dollars appears once, ten dollars appears three times and five dollars appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to nine times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fifty dollars appears once, twenty dollars appears once and five dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to three times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty dollars appears two times, ten dollars appears once and five dollars appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to eight times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(y) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty dollars appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to five times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(z) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears two times, ten dollars appears seven times and twenty dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to ten times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) or on which a “diamond” symbol appears in any one “your numbers” play spot, shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(aa) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five hundred dollars appears once and one hundred dollars appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to six times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(bb) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one thousand dollars appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or more of the “first class numbers,” or on which the “gold bar” symbol appears up to five times in any “your numbers” play spot(s) shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(cc) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten thousand dollars appears below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “first class numbers,” or a “gold bar” symbol appears in any one “your numbers” play spot shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars; and

(dd) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fifty thousand dollars appears below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “first class numbers,” or a “gold bar” symbol appears in any one “your numbers” play spot shall win a regular prize award of fifty thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that the following occur:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per eight million tickets sold in the following categories will be as follows:

(a) Six tickets matching for fifty thousand dollars once or revealing a “gold bar” symbol to win fifty thousand dollars;

(b) Four tickets matching for ten thousand dollars once or revealing a “gold bar” symbol to win ten thousand dollars;

(c) Five tickets matching for one thousand dollars five times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to five times to win five thousand dollars; and

(d) Six tickets matching for five hundred dollars once and one hundred dollars five times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to six times to win one thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that, over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Two tickets matching for five dollars two times, ten dollars seven times and twenty dollars once, or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to ten times or a “diamond” symbol once to win one hundred dollars;

(b) Two tickets matching for twenty dollars five times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to five times to win one hundred dollars;

(c) One hundred twenty-five tickets matching for twenty dollars two times, ten dollars once and five dollars five times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to eight times to win seventy-five dollars;

(d) One hundred twenty-five tickets matching for fifty dollars once, twenty dollars once and five dollars once or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to three times to win seventy-five dollars;

(e) One hundred seventy-four tickets matching for twenty dollars once, ten dollars three times and five dollars five times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to nine times to win seventy-five dollars;

(f) One hundred seventy-five tickets matching for twenty dollars once, ten dollars two times and five dollars seven times, or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to ten times or a “diamond” symbol once to win seventy-five dollars;

(g) Nine hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars five times and one dollar five times, or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to ten times or a “diamond” symbol once to win thirty dollars;

(h) Nine hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars two times and ten dollars two times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to four times to win thirty dollars;

(i) Nine hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars six times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to six times to win thirty dollars;

(j) Nine hundred fifty tickets matching for four dollars five times and five dollars two times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to seven times to win thirty dollars;

(k) One thousand five hundred tickets matching for two dollars five times and one dollar five times, or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to ten times or a “diamond” symbol once to win fifteen dollars;

(l) One thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for four dollars three times and one dollar three times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to six times to win fifteen dollars;

(m) Eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for two dollars five times and five dollars once or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to six times to win fifteen dollars;

(n) Two thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for two dollars three times and one dollar four times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to seven times to win ten dollars;

(o) One thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for five dollars once, two dollars two times and one dollar once or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to four times to win ten dollars;

(p) One thousand five hundred tickets matching for five dollars two times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to two times to win ten dollars;

(q) Two thousand tickets matching for one dollar ten times, or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to ten times or a “diamond” symbol once to win ten dollars;

(r) Two thousand six hundred twenty-five tickets matching for one dollar five times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to five times to win five dollars;

(s) Two thousand five hundred tickets matching for five dollars once or revealing a “gold bar” symbol to win five dollars;

(t) Two thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for four dollars once and one dollar once or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to two times to win five dollars;

(u) Two thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for two dollars two times and one dollar once or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to three times to win five dollars;

(v) Eight thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for one dollar four times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to four times to win four dollars;

(w) Eleven thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for two dollars once and one dollar two times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to three times to win four dollars;

(x) Eleven thousand tickets matching for two dollars two times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to two times to win four dollars;

(y) Thirty-seven thousand five hundred tickets matching for two dollars once or revealing a “gold bar” symbol to win two dollars; and

(z) Thirty-one thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for one dollar two times or revealing the “gold bar” symbol up to two times to win two dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred twenty shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred twenty is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred twenty void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred twenty.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred twenty in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game number. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred twenty.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred twenty used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred twenty and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 7-3-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-121 Game number one hundred twenty-one.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred twenty-one, “Life In The Cash Lane,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to ticket allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred twenty-one.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred twenty-one is a key number match game generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean one of the following monetary amounts which is the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, twenty-five dollars, thirty-five dollars, fifty dollars, seventy-five dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, five thousand dollars, ten thousand dollars, one hundred thousand dollars and seven hundred thousand dollars (which is the minimum “life” prize amount of one thousand dollars a week for life and paid out at fifty-two thousand dollars a year). Each ticket in game number one hundred twenty-one shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid tickets will remove the covering off the entire play area to reveal five “cash lane numbers,” ten “your numbers” and ten corresponding prize amounts. If the player matches any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the five “cash lane numbers,” the player wins the corresponding prize shown below the matching “your number(s).” If the holder reveals the “road sign” symbol in any one or more of the “your numbers” play spots, the player wins its prize automatically. Additionally, if any one of “your number(s)” matches a “cash lane number,” and the “life” symbol appears below the matching “your number,” the player wins one thousand dollars a week for life (paid out at fifty-two thousand dollars a year). There are ten chances to win on each ticket.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred twenty-one shall be five dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred twenty-one called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-one are: one dollar, two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, five thousand dollars, one hundred thousand dollars and a “life” prize of one thousand dollars a week for life (a minimum total of seven hundred thousand dollars paid out at fifty-two thousand dollars a year). Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize value.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “cash lane number” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for five dollars once shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for one dollar five times shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for two dollars two times and one dollar once shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “cash lane number” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for ten dollars once shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for five dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for two dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for one dollar five times and five dollars once shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for one dollar ten times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “cash lane number” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for twenty dollars once shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for ten dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for five dollars four times shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for one dollar five times and five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “cash lane number” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for twenty-five dollars once shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for ten dollars two times and five dollars once shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for five dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for one dollar five times, five dollars two times and ten dollars once shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for twenty-five dollars once and ten dollars once shall win a regular prize award of thirty-five dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for ten dollars three times and five dollars once shall win a regular prize award of thirty-five dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for ten dollars three times and one dollar five times shall win a regular prize award of thirty-five dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for five dollars five times and two dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of thirty-five dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “cash lane number” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for fifty dollars once shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for twenty-five dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for ten dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for five dollars ten times shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(y) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for twenty-five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(z) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for five dollars five times and fifty dollars once shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(aa) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “cash lane number” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for one hundred dollars once shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(bb) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for fifty dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(cc) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for twenty-five dollars four times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(dd) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for twenty-five dollars two times and ten dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(ee) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for twenty dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(ff) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for ten dollars ten times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(gg) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “cash lane number” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for five hundred dollars once shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(hh) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for one hundred dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(ii) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for fifty dollars ten times shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(jj) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “cash lane number” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for one thousand dollars once shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(kk) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for five hundred dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(ll) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for one hundred dollars ten times shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(mm) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “cash lane number” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for five thousand dollars once shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(nn) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for one thousand dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(oo) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for five hundred dollars ten times shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(pp) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for five thousand dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars;

(qq) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or more of the “cash lane numbers” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for one thousand dollars ten times shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars;

(rr) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “cash lane number” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed for one hundred thousand dollars once shall win a regular prize award of one hundred thousand dollars; and

(ss) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “cash lane number” or the “road sign” symbol is revealed, and for which the corresponding prize value revealed is the “life” symbol, shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars a week for life (paid out at fifty-two thousand dollars a year) with a minimum prize amount of seven hundred thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-one will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per eight million tickets sold in the following categories will be as follows:

(a) Two tickets matching one of “your numbers” to one of the “cash lane numbers” or revealing the “road sign” symbol, and for which the corresponding prize value revealed is the “life” symbol, to win one thousand dollars a week for life (paid out at fifty-two thousand dollars a year) with a minimum prize amount of seven hundred thousand dollars;

(b) Two tickets matching for one hundred thousand dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win one hundred thousand dollars;

(c) Two tickets matching for one thousand dollars ten times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win ten thousand dollars;

(d) Two tickets matching for five thousand dollars two times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win ten thousand dollars;

(e) Two tickets matching for five hundred dollars ten times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win five thousand dollars;

(f) Two tickets matching for one thousand dollars five times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win five thousand dollars;

(g) Two tickets matching for five thousand dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win five thousand dollars;

(h) Four tickets matching for one hundred dollars ten times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win one thousand dollars;

(i) Four tickets matching for five hundred dollars two times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win one thousand dollars;

(j) Four tickets matching for one thousand dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win one thousand dollars;

(k) Eight tickets matching for fifty dollars ten times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win five hundred dollars;

(l) Eight tickets matching for one hundred dollars five times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win five hundred dollars; and

(m) Eight tickets matching for five hundred dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win five hundred dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Seventy tickets matching for ten dollars ten times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win one hundred dollars;

(b) Seventy tickets matching for twenty dollars five times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win one hundred dollars;

(c) Seventy tickets matching for twenty-five dollars two times and ten dollars five times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Seventy tickets matching for twenty-five dollars four times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win one hundred dollars;

(e) Seventy tickets matching for fifty dollars two times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win one hundred dollars;

(f) Seventy tickets matching for one hundred dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win one hundred dollars;

(g) Two hundred twenty-five tickets matching for five dollars five times and fifty dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win seventy-five dollars;

(h) Two hundred twenty-six tickets matching for twenty-five dollars three times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win seventy-five dollars;

(i) Seven hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars ten times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(j) Seven hundred fifty tickets matching for ten dollars five times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(k) Seven hundred fifty tickets matching for twenty-five dollars two times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(l) Seven hundred fifty tickets matching for fifty dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(m) One thousand three hundred twenty-five tickets matching for five dollars five times and two dollars five times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win thirty-five dollars;

(n) One thousand three hundred twenty-five tickets matching for ten dollars three times and one dollar five times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win thirty-five dollars;

(o) One thousand three hundred twenty-five tickets matching for ten dollars three times and five dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win twenty-five dollars;

(p) One thousand three hundred thirty tickets matching for twenty-five dollars once and ten dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win thirty-five dollars;

(q) Two thousand three hundred twenty-five tickets matching for one dollar five times, five dollars two times and ten dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win twenty-five dollars;

(r) Two thousand three hundred twenty-six tickets matching for five dollars five times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win twenty-five dollars;

(s) Two thousand three hundred twenty-six tickets matching for ten dollars two times and five dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win twenty-five dollars;

(t) Two thousand three hundred twenty-six tickets matching for twenty-five dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win twenty-five dollars;

(u) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for one dollar five times and five dollars three times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win twenty dollars;

(v) Two thousand five hundred tickets matching for five dollars four times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win twenty dollars;

(w) Three thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for ten dollars two times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win twenty dollars;

(x) Two thousand five hundred tickets matching for twenty dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win twenty dollars;

(y) Six thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for one dollar ten times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win ten dollars;

(z) Five thousand tickets matching for one dollar five times and five dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win ten dollars;

(aa) Five thousand tickets matching for two dollars five times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win ten dollars;

(bb) Seven thousand five hundred tickets matching five dollars two times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win ten dollars;

(cc) Seven thousand five hundred tickets matching for ten dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win ten dollars;

(dd) Twenty-three thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for two dollars two times and one dollar once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win five dollars;

(ee) Twenty-six thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for one dollar five times or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win five dollars; and

(ff) Twenty-two thousand five hundred tickets matching for five dollars once or revealing the “road sign” symbol to win five dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred twenty-one shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred twenty-one is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day on the sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-one in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-one void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed, or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred twenty-one.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred twenty-one in a manner consistent with the lottery act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred twenty-one.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred twenty-one used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred twenty-one and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 7-3-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-122 Game number one hundred twenty-two.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred twenty-two, “Monster Cash,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred twenty-two.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred twenty-two requires the player to scratch off the covering, and match three like prize amounts or two like prize amounts plus a “bat” symbol to win that prize amount.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free ticket of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts: two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars and five hundred ninety-nine dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred twenty-two shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred twenty-two shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred twenty-two called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-two are: free “ticket,” two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars and five hundred ninety-nine dollars. Prize awards appearing on any ticket in game number one hundred twenty-two shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed are three free “ticket” symbols shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed are two free “ticket” symbols and a “bat” symbol is also revealed shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed are two dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed are two dollars two times and a “bat” symbol is also revealed shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed are five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed are five dollars two times and a “bat” symbol is also revealed shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed are ten dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed are ten dollars two times and a “bat” symbol is also revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed are twenty-five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed are twenty-five dollars two times and a “bat” symbol is also revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed are fifty dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed are fifty dollars two times and a “bat” symbol is also revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed are five hundred ninety-nine dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of five hundred ninety-nine dollars; and

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed are five hundred ninety-nine dollars two times and a “bat” symbol is also revealed shall win a regular prize award of five hundred ninety-nine dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-two will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that the following will occur:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per five million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Three tickets displaying five hundred ninety-nine dollars two times plus a “bat” symbol to win five hundred ninety-nine dollars; and

(b) Three tickets displaying five hundred ninety-nine dollars three times to win five hundred ninety-nine dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Twenty tickets displaying fifty dollars two times plus a “bat” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(b) Twenty tickets displaying fifty dollars three times to win fifty dollars;

(c) One thousand four hundred eighty tickets displaying twenty-five dollars two times plus a “bat” symbol to win twenty-five dollars;

(d) One thousand two hundred ninety tickets displaying twenty-five dollars three times to win twenty-five dollars;

(e) Two thousand five hundred tickets displaying ten dollars two times plus a “bat” symbol to win ten dollars;

(f) Two thousand five hundred tickets displaying ten dollars three times to win ten dollars;

(g) Six thousand seven hundred fifty tickets displaying five dollars two times plus a “bat” symbol to win five dollars;

(h) Six thousand five hundred tickets displaying five dollars three times to win five dollars;

(i) Fifteen thousand two hundred fifty tickets displaying two dollars two times plus a “bat” symbol to win two dollars;

(j) Thirteen thousand seven hundred fifty tickets displaying two dollars three times to win two dollars;

(k) Thirty-four thousand seven hundred fifty tickets displaying two free “ticket” symbols plus a “bat” symbol to win a free ticket of comparable price; and

(l) Eighteen thousand five hundred tickets displaying three free “ticket” symbols to win a free ticket of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred twenty-two shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred twenty-two is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-two in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-two void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred twenty-two.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred twenty-two in a manner consistent with the lottery act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred twenty-two.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred twenty-two used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred twenty-two and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 7-30-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-123 Game number one hundred twenty-three.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred twenty-three, “Extra Cash,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred twenty-three.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred twenty-three is a match three of six lottery game with a “doubler” feature and is generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free “ticket” of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts: two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars and two thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred twenty-three shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid tickets on which three of the prize values are the same shall win a regular prize award equal to the matched prize value. Holders of valid tickets on which four of the prize values are the same shall win a regular prize award which is double the matched prize value. All such tickets shall be called “winning tickets.”

(C) Price of tickets. Price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred twenty-three shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred twenty-three called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-three are: free “ticket,” two dollars, five dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars and two thousand dollars. Prize values appearing on any ticket in game number one hundred twenty-three shall be concealed by an opaque covering which can be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are free “ticket” shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are two dollars shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four of the prize values revealed are two dollars shall win a regular prize award of two dollars doubled for four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are five dollars shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four of the prize values revealed are five dollars shall win a regular prize award of five dollars doubled for ten dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are fifty dollars shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four of the prize values revealed are twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars doubled for fifty dollars; and

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are two thousand dollars shall win a regular prize award of two thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-three will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per eight million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Four tickets matching two thousand dollars three times to win two thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Three hundred thirty-nine tickets matching twenty-five dollars four times to win fifty dollars;

(b) Three hundred fifty tickets matching fifty dollars three times to win fifty dollars;

(d) Three thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching five dollars four times to win ten dollars;

(e) Six thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching five dollars three times to win five dollars;

(f) Thirteen thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching two dollars four times to win four dollars;

(g) Twenty-six thousand five hundred tickets matching two dollars three times to win two dollars; and

(h) Fifty thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching free “ticket” three times to win a free ticket of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred twenty-three shall be accomplished in a manner, which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred twenty-three is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-three in, which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(1) A mechanical error in printing prize awards, symbols, words or other numbers on ticket shall not automatically invalidate that ticket. To the extent feasible, the director shall establish procedures by which the holder of any ticket on which information is incorrectly printed due to mechanical malfunction may be advised of correct information for the ticket. If it is not technically feasible to recover the information from a mechanically misprinted ticket, the director may declare the ticket void and the holder shall be entitled to a return of the ticket price or a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-three void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred twenty-three

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred twenty-three in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act and the rules of the commission including, without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred twenty-three.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred twenty-three used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred twenty-three and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 7-30-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-124 Game number one hundred twenty-four.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred twenty-four, “Silver Lining,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred twenty-four.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred twenty-four requires the player to scratch off the covering and match three like prize amounts to win that amount. If a “cloud” symbol is revealed, the player wins the highest prize amount shown on that ticket.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free ticket of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts: two dollars, three dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, three hundred dollars and three thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred twenty-four shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred twenty-four shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred twenty-four called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-four are: free “ticket,” two dollars, three dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, three hundred dollars and three thousand dollars. Prize awards appearing on any ticket in game number one hundred twenty-four shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include three free “ticket” symbols shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include two dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include three dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of three dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include ten dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include ten dollars as the highest prize value and a “cloud” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include twenty-five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include twenty-five dollars as the highest prize value and a “cloud” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include fifty dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include fifty dollars as the highest prize value and a “cloud” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include three hundred dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of three hundred dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include three hundred dollars as the highest prize value and a “cloud” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of three hundred dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include three thousand dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of three thousand dollars; and

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include three thousand dollars as the highest prize value and a “cloud” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of three thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-four will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per eight million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Three tickets displaying three thousand dollars as the highest prize value plus a “cloud” symbol to win three thousand dollars;

(b) Three tickets displaying three thousand dollars three times to win three thousand dollars;

(c) Eight tickets displaying three hundred dollars as the highest prize value plus a “cloud” symbol to win three hundred dollars; and

(d) Eight tickets displaying three hundred dollars three times to win three hundred dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) One hundred fifty-three tickets displaying fifty dollars as the highest prize value plus a “cloud” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(b) One hundred fifty-three tickets displaying fifty dollars three times to win fifty dollars;

(c) One thousand one hundred fifty tickets displaying twenty-five dollars as the highest prize value plus a “cloud” symbol to win twenty-five dollars;

(d) One thousand one hundred eighty-five tickets displaying twenty-five dollars three times to win twenty-five dollars;

(e) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets displaying ten dollars as the highest prize value plus a “cloud” symbol to win ten dollars;

(f) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets displaying ten dollars three times to win ten dollars;

(g) Eleven thousand two hundred fifty tickets displaying five dollars three times to win five dollars;

(h) Twelve thousand five hundred tickets displaying three dollars three times to win three dollars;

(i) Twenty-five thousand two hundred fifty tickets displaying two dollars three times to win two dollars; and

(j) Fifty-five thousand seven hundred fifty tickets displaying three free “ticket” symbols to win a free ticket of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred twenty-four shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred twenty-four is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-four in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-four void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred twenty-four.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred twenty-four in a manner consistent with the lottery act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred twenty-four.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred twenty-four used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred twenty-four and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 7-30-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-125 Game number one hundred twenty-five.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred twenty-five, “Ultimate Instant III,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred twenty-five.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred twenty-five is an instant lottery game within which are contained three separate games.

(a) “Game 1” is a key number match game with an additional feature. The player removes the covering over the play area to reveal five “winning numbers,” ten “your numbers” and ten corresponding prize values. If any one or more of “your numbers” matches any of the “winning numbers,” the player wins the prize amount shown below the matching “your numbers.” If the “ultimate” symbol is revealed in any of the “your numbers” play spots, the player wins the prize value shown below that symbol automatically.

(b) “Game 2” (“Fast $10”) is a symbol match game. The player must match two like symbols to win ten dollars. Play symbols shall include: “horseshoe,” “moneybags,” “stars,” “gold bars,” “treasure chests,” “clovers,” “cash” and “sevens.”

(c) “Game 3” (“Quick $25”) is a symbol match game. The player must match two like symbols to win twenty-five dollars. Play symbols shall include: “horseshoes,” “moneybags,” “stars,” “gold bars,” “treasure chests,” “clovers,” “cash” and “sevens.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean one of the following monetary figures which is the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: three dollars, six dollars, nine dollars, ten dollars, twelve dollars, twenty-four dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, ten thousand dollars and sixty thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred twenty-five shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred twenty-five shall be three dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred twenty-five called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-five are those listed as follows:

(a) “Game 1” ? one dollar, three dollars, six dollars, nine dollars, twelve dollars, twenty-four dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars and ten thousand dollars;

(b) “Game 2” ? ten dollars; and

(3) Prize values appearing on any ticket in game number one hundred twenty-five shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for three dollars once in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of three dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for one dollar three times in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of three dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for six dollars once in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of six dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for three dollars two times in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of six dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for one dollar six times in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of six dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for nine dollars once in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of nine dollars;

(g) Holder of a regular valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for three dollars three times in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of nine dollars;

(h) Holder of a regular valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for one dollar six times and three dollars once in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of nine dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for ten dollars in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for twelve dollars once in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of twelve dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for three dollars once and one dollar nine times in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of twelve dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for three dollars four times in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of twelve dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for six dollars once, three dollars once and one dollar three times in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of twelve dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for twenty-four dollars once in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-four dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for twelve dollars once, six dollars once and three dollars two times in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-four dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for nine dollars once, three dollars once and one dollar two times in “game 1,” and matching two like symbols for ten dollars in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-four dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for fifty dollars once in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for three dollars three times and six dollars once in “game 1,” matching two like symbols for ten dollars in “game 2” and matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for one dollar nine times and six dollars once in “game 1,” matching two like symbols for ten dollars in “game 2” and matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for twelve dollars once, nine dollars two times, six dollars once, three dollars four times and one dollar two times in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for one hundred dollars once in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for nine dollars three times, twelve dollars two times, six dollars once, three dollars two times and one dollar two times in “game 1,” matching two like symbols for ten dollars in “game 2” and matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for twelve dollars three times, six dollars six times and three dollars once in “game 1,” and matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(y) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for twenty-four dollars two times, nine dollars five times, three dollars two times and one dollar once in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(z) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for twelve dollars five times, nine dollars once and six dollars once in “game 1,” and matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(aa) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for twelve dollars four times, twenty-four dollars once and one dollar three times in “game 1” and matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(bb) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for five hundred dollars once in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(cc) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for one hundred dollars five times in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(dd) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for one hundred dollars once, fifty dollars seven times, nine dollars once and six dollars once in “game 1,” matching two like symbols for ten dollars in “game 2” and matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(ee) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for one thousand dollars once in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(ff) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for five hundred dollars two times in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(gg) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for five hundred dollars once, one hundred dollars two times and fifty dollars six times in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(hh) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for ten thousand dollars once in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars;

(ii) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for one thousand dollars ten times in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars; and

(jj) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching any one or more of “your numbers” to any of the “winning numbers” or revealing the “ultimate” symbol for ten thousand dollars six times in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of sixty thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-five will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that the following occur:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets per five million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Two tickets winning ten thousand dollars six times in “game 1” to win sixty thousand dollars;

(b) Three tickets winning one thousand dollars ten times in “game 1” to win ten thousand dollars;

(d) Three tickets winning five hundred dollars once, one hundred dollars two times and fifty dollars six times in “game 1” to win one thousand dollars;

(e) Three tickets winning five hundred dollars two times in “game 1” to win one thousand dollars;

(f) Three tickets winning one thousand dollars once in “game 1” to win one thousand dollars;

(g) Five tickets winning one hundred dollars once, fifty dollars seven times, nine dollars once and six dollars once in “game 1,” ten dollars in “game 2” and twenty-five dollars in “game 3” to win five hundred dollars;

(h) Five tickets winning one hundred dollars five times in “game 1” to win five hundred dollars; and

(i) Five tickets winning five hundred dollars once in “game 1” to win five hundred dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Three tickets winning twelve dollars four times, twenty-four dollars once and one dollar three times in “game 1,” and twenty-five dollars in “game 3” to win one hundred dollars;

(b) Three tickets winning twelve dollars five times, nine dollars once and six dollars once in “game 1” to win one hundred dollars;

(c) Three tickets winning twenty-four dollars two times, nine dollars five times, three dollars two times and one dollar once in “game 1” to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Three tickets winning twelve dollars three times, six dollars six times and three dollars once in “game 1,” and twenty-five dollars in “game 2” to win one hundred dollars;

(e) Three tickets winning nine dollars three times, twelve dollars two times, six dollars once, three dollars two times and one dollar two times in “game 1,” ten dollars in “game 2” and twenty-five dollars in “game 3” to win one hundred dollars;

(f) Three tickets winning one hundred dollars once in “game 1” to win one hundred dollars;

(g) Five hundred fifty tickets winning twelve dollars once, nine dollars two times, six dollars once, three dollars four times and one dollar two times in “game 1” to win fifty dollars;

(h) Five hundred seventy-five tickets winning one dollar nine times and six dollars once in “game 1,” ten dollars in “game 2” and twenty-five dollars in “game 3” to win fifty dollars;

(i) Eight hundred tickets winning three dollars three times and six dollars once in “game 1,” ten dollars in “game 2” and twenty-five dollars in “game 3” to win fifty dollars;

(j) Six hundred tickets winning fifty dollars once in “game 1” to win fifty dollars;

(k) Two thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning twenty-five dollars in “game 3” to win twenty-five dollars;

(l) One thousand six hundred fifty tickets winning nine dollars once, three dollars once and one dollar two times in “game 1,” and ten dollars in “game 2” to win twenty-four dollars;

(m) One thousand seven hundred tickets winning twelve dollars once, six dollars once and three dollars two times in “game 1” to win twenty-four dollars;

(n) One thousand seven hundred tickets winning twenty-four dollars once in “game 1” to win twenty-four dollars;

(o) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning six dollars once, three dollars once and one dollar three times in “game 1” to win twelve dollars;

(p) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning three dollars four times in “game 1” to win twelve dollars;

(q) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning three dollars once and one dollar nine times in “game 1” to win twelve dollars;

(r) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning twelve dollars once in “game 1” to win twelve dollars;

(s) Five thousand tickets winning ten dollars in “game 2” to win ten dollars;

(t) Five thousand tickets winning one dollar six times and three dollars once in “game 1” to win nine dollars;

(u) Three thousand seven hundred fifty tickets winning three dollars three times in “game 1” to win nine dollars;

(v) Five thousand tickets winning nine dollars once in “game 1” to win nine dollars;

(w) Eight thousand seven hundred fifty tickets winning one dollar six times in “game 1” to win six dollars;

(x) Eight thousand seven hundred fifty tickets winning three dollars two times in “game 1” to win six dollars;

(y) Ten thousand tickets winning six dollars once in “game 1” to win six dollars;

(z) Thirty-two thousand five hundred tickets winning one dollar three times in “game 1” to win three dollars; and

(aa) Forty-one thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning three dollars once in “game 1” to win three dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number forty-two shall be accomplished in a manner, which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred twenty-five is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-five in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-five void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred twenty-five.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred twenty-five in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act and the rules of the commission including, without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred twenty-five.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred twenty-five used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred twenty-five and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 7-30-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-126 Game number one hundred twenty-six.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred twenty-six, “Cash Blitz,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred twenty-six.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred twenty-six is an instant lottery game within which are contained four separate games. To win a prize award(s), the player is required to scratch off the covering, and do one of the following: match numbers in “game 1” or match two like symbols in “game 2,” “game 3” and “game 4.”

(a) “Game 1” is a key number match game with a “bonus” feature. The player removes the covering over the play area to reveal two “winning numbers,” ten “your lucky numbers” and ten corresponding prize values. If any one or more of “your lucky numbers” matches either of the “winning numbers,” the player wins the prize amount shown below the matching “your lucky numbers.” The player will then scratch the “bonus” number area under which a number may be revealed. The player will multiply the total prize amount won in “game 1” by any “bonus” number revealed to determine the total prize award for “game 1.” “Bonus” numbers may include the numbers two, four, five, seven and ten.

(b) “Game 2” (“Hot $10”) is a symbol match game. The player must match two like symbols to win ten dollars. Play symbols shall include: “cherries,” “melons,” “bells,” “plums” and “sevens.”

(c) “Game 3” (“Fast $25”) is a symbol match game. The player must match two like symbols to win twenty-five dollars. Play symbols shall include: “horseshoes,” “stars,” “rainbows,” “clovers” and “suns.”

(d) “Game 4” (“Quick $50”) is a symbol match game. The player must match two like symbols to win fifty dollars. Play symbols shall include: “moneybags,” “pots of gold,” “bank rolls,” “diamonds” and “treasure chests.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean one of the following monetary figures which is the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket or the total of all winning prize values multiplied by any applicable “bonus” factor: five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, twenty-five dollars, thirty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, five thousand dollars, ten thousand dollars and five hundred thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred twenty-six shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred twenty-six shall be five dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred twenty-six called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-six are those listed as follows:

(a) “Game 1” ? one dollar, two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, five thousand dollars, ten thousand dollars and five hundred thousand dollars;

(b) “Game 2” ? ten dollars;

(d) “Game 4” ? fifty dollars.

(3) Prize values appearing on any ticket in game number one hundred twenty-six shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for five dollars once in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching five of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one dollar five times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for one dollar once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars once in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars; holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for ten dollars in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for five dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of two shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for one dollar once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one dollar two times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching five of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one dollar five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of two shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one dollar ten times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for twenty dollars once in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of two shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for five dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of four shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars two times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching four of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one dollar four times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one dollar two times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching four of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for five

Dollars four times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching seven of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars once, five dollars once and one dollar five times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one dollar ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of two shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching five of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one dollar five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching eight of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars once, five dollars two times and one dollar five times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for five dollars three times, two dollars three times and one dollar four times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching five of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one dollar five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of seven shall win a regular prize award of thirty-five dollars;

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching seven of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one dollar seven times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five shall win a regular prize award of thirty-five dollars;

(y) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching eight of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars three times and one dollar five times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of thirty-five dollars;

(z) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching seven of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for five dollars five times and two dollars five times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of thirty-five dollars;

(aa) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(bb) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for fifty dollars once in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(cc) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five shall win a regular prize award fifty dollars;

(dd) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching eight of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars two times and five dollars six times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(ee) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching five of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for five dollars ten times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(ff) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching five of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for two dollars five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(gg) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching five of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one dollar five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(hh) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for one hundred dollars once in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(ii) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching five of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for twenty dollars five times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(jj) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars ten times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(kk) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching five of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of two shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(ll) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for two dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(mm) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one dollar ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(nn) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for five hundred dollars once in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollar;

(oo) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for fifty dollars ten times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(pp) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(qq) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching five of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(rr) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for five dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(ss) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for one thousand dollars once in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(tt) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for one hundred dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(uu) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one hundred dollars ten times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award revealed thousand dollars;

(vv) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching five of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one hundred dollars five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of two shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(ww) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(xx) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for five thousand dollars once in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(yy) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching five of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one hundred dollars five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(zz) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one hundred dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(aaa) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for ten thousand dollars once in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars;

(bbb) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one thousand dollars ten times in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars;

(ccc) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one thousand dollars two times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars;

(ddd) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching five of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one thousand dollars five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of two shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars;

(eee) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for one hundred dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars;

(fff) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching one of “your lucky numbers” to either of the “winning numbers” for five hundred thousand dollars once in “game 1” with no “bonus” number revealed shall win a regular prize award of five hundred thousand dollars; and

(ggg) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching ten of “your lucky numbers” to one or both of the “winning numbers” for five thousand dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten shall win a regular prize award of five hundred thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-six will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that the following occur:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets per eight million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) One ticket winning five thousand dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten to win five hundred thousand dollars;

(b) One ticket winning five hundred thousand dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win five hundred thousand dollars;

(c) Two tickets winning one hundred dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten to win ten thousand dollars;

(d) Two tickets winning one thousand dollars five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of two to win ten thousand dollars;

(e) Two tickets winning one thousand dollars two times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five to win ten thousand dollars;

(f) Two tickets winning one thousand dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win ten thousand dollars;

(g) Two tickets winning ten thousand dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win ten thousand dollars;

(h) Four tickets winning one hundred dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five to win five thousand dollars;

(i) Four tickets winning one hundred dollars five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten to win five thousand dollars;

(j) Four tickets winning five thousand dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win five thousand dollars;

(k) Four tickets winning ten dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten to win one thousand dollars;

(l) Four tickets winning one hundred dollars five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of two to win one thousand dollars;

(m) Four tickets winning one hundred dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win one thousand dollars;

(n) Four tickets winning one hundred dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten to win one thousand dollars; and

(o) Eight tickets winning one thosuand dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win one thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) One ticket winning five dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten to win five hundred dollars;

(b) One ticket winning ten dollars five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten to win five hundred dollars;

(c) One ticket winning ten dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five to win five hundred dollars;

(d) One ticket winning fifty dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win five hundred dollars;

(e) One ticket winning five hundred dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win five hundred dollars;

(f) Five tickets winning one dollar ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten to win one hundred dollars;

(g) Five tickets winning two dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five to win one hundred dollars;

(h) Five tickets winning ten dollars five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of two to win one hundred dollars;

(i) Five tickets winning ten dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win one hundred dollars;

(j) Five tickets winning twenty dollars five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win one hundred dollars;

(k) Five tickets winning one hundred dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win one hundred dollars;

(1) Four hundred tickets winning one dollar five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten to win fifty dollars;

(m) Four hundred tickets winning two dollars five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five to win fifty dollars;

(n) Four hundred tickets winning five dollars ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win fifty dollars;

(o) Four hundred tickets winning ten dollars two times and five dollars six times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win fifty dollars;

(p) Four hundred tickets winning ten dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five to win fifty dollars;

(q) Four hundred tickets winning fifty dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win fifty dollars;

(r) Four hundred tickets winning fifty dollars in “game 4” to win fifty dollars;

(s) One thousand forty-one tickets winning five dollars five times and two dollars five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win thirty-five dollars;

(t) One thousand forty tickets winning ten dollars three times and one dollar five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win thirty-five dollars;

(u) One thousand five hundred forty tickets winning one dollar seven times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five to win thirty-five dollars;

(v) Two thousand forty tickets winning one dollar five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of seven to win thirty-five dollars;

(w) One thousand five hundred tickets winning five dollars three times, two dollars three times and one dollar four times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win twenty-five dollars;

(x) One thousand five hundred forty tickets winning ten dollars once, five dollars two times and one dollar five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win twenty-five dollars;

(y) One thousand seven hundred fifty tickets winning one dollar five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five to win twenty-five dollars;

(z) One thousand seven hundred fifty tickets winning twenty-five dollars in “game 3” to win twenty-five dollars;

(aa) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning one dollar ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of two to win twenty dollars;

(bb) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning ten dollars once, five dollars once and one dollar five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win twenty dollars;

(cc) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning five dollars four times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win twenty dollars;

(dd) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning one dollar two times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten to win twenty dollars;

(ee) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning one dollar four times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five to win twenty dollars;

(ff) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning ten dollars two times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win twenty dollars;

(gg) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning five dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of four to win twenty dollars;

(hh) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning ten dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of two to win twenty dollars;

(ii) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning twenty dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win twenty dollars;

(jj) Six thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning one dollar ten times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win ten dollars;

(kk) Five thousand tickets winning one dollar five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of two to win ten dollars;

(ll) Five thousand tickets winning one dollar two times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five to win ten dollars;

(mm) Five thousand tickets winning one dollar once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of ten to win ten dollars;

(nn) Six thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning five dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of two to win ten dollars;

(oo) Three thousand seven hundred fifty tickets winning ten dollars in “game 2” to win ten dollars;

(pp) Twelve thousand five hundred tickets winning ten dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win ten dollars;

(qq) Twenty-three thousand seven hundred fifty tickets winning one dollar once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of five to win five dollars;

(rr) Twenty-seven thousand five hundred tickets winning one dollar five times in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win five dollars; and

(ss) Twenty-five thousand tickets winning five dollars once in “game 1” with a multiplying “bonus” number of one to win five dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number forty-two shall be accomplished in a manner, which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred twenty-six is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-six in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-six void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred twenty-six.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred twenty-six in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act and the rules of the commission including, without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred twenty-six.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred twenty-six used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred twenty-six and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 7-30-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-127 Game number one hundred twenty-seven.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred twenty-seven, “Cash Explosion(R),” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred twenty-seven.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred twenty-seven is a match three lottery game of the type generally known as an “instant lottery,” and which contains a TV game show “entry” feature.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free ticket of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts: Two dollars, five dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars and five hundred dollars. A player may also win a prize of an “entry” which entitles that person to be entered into a weekly drawing with a chance to become a participant on the “Cash Explosion(R)” TV game show. Each ticket in game number one hundred twenty-seven shall be imprinted with six prize values based on the set of prize awards listed above.

(3) Holders of valid tickets on which at least three of the prize values are the same shall win a prize award equal to such prize value and called a “regular prize award.” Such tickets shall be called “winning tickets.”

(4) All holders of valid winning tickets containing the word “entry” three times shall become eligible to become contestants on the weekly “Cash Explosion(R)” TV game show by complying with the special claim, entry, receipt, validation and drawing requirements of this rule, and with all other applicable requirements of the rules of the commission, the regulations of the director and the procedures established by the director. After each week in game number one hundred twenty-seven, prizes called “weekly game show prizes” shall be awarded to eight contestants participating in the weekly “Cash Explosion(R)” TV game show, and one “grand prize” shall be awarded to an eligible finalist at the end of that show.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred twenty-seven shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) Three types of prizes shall be awarded in game number one hundred twenty-seven: “Regular prizes,” “weekly game show prizes” and one weekly “grand prize.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-seven are: “Entry,” free “ticket,” two dollars, five dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars and five hundred dollars. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at east three of the prize values are “entry” ticket symbols shall win a regular prize award of an entry for a chance to be selected in a weekly drawing to appear on the “Cash Explosion(R)” TV game show;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at least three of the prize values are free “ticket” symbols shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at least three of the prize values are two dollars shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at least three of the prize values are five dollars shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at least three of the prize values are twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at least three of the prize values are fifty dollars shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars; and

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which at least three of the prize values are five hundred dollars shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars.

(3) Each of the eight eligible holders of “entry” tickets whose names are drawn for participation in the weekly “Cash Explosion(R)” TV game show shall be selected to participate as contestants in one of two semi-final game show rounds during which up to approximately one hundred fifty thousand dollars in weekly game show prizes shall be awarded pursuant to game show procedures established by the director. A finalist shall emerge from each of the semi-final rounds to participate in the championship round with the winner of the previous week’s championship round unless the winner of the previous week’s championship round was retired because he or she won the maximum grand prize amount of two hundred thousand dollars. In such a case, there will be only two participants in the championship round. A weekly grand prize shall be awarded to the winner of the championship round at the end of the TV game show in the amount of fifty thousand dollars, one hundred thousand dollars or two hundred thousand dollars. Grand prize amounts are awarded sequentially, with the winner of the previous week’s championship round having the possibility of doubling his or her grand prize winnings from the previous grand prize. An eligible finalist may participate in a maximum of three championship rounds. No grand prize winner appearing more than once shall forfeit a prize won during the last appearance if he or she fails to win during subsequent appearances.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-seven will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Twenty-five tickets winning five hundred dollars;

(b) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning fifty dollars;

(d) Seven thousand five hundred tickets winning five dollars;

(e) Thirty thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets winning two dollars;

(f) Forty-three thousand five hundred tickets winning a free “ticket” of comparable price; and

(g) Seven hundred fifty tickets winning an “entry” into the weekly drawing to appear on the “Cash Explosion(R)” TV game show.

(3) The number of weekly TV game show prizes and the weekly grand prize shall be determined in accordance with paragraph (D) (3) of this Rule.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred twenty-seven shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred twenty-seven is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule, and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-seven in which the ticket was sold.

(3) Drawings conducted for the purposes of determining who shall become entitled to appear as a contestant on the “Cash Explosion(R)” TV game show, and any other drawings conducted in connection with the TV game show shall comply with the rules and regulations of the commission governing “prize drawings” and “special lottery drawings.”

(4) Weekly game show prizes and a grand prize shall be awarded each week during game number one hundred twenty-seven on the “Cash Explosion(R)” TV game show. The TV game show shall be held on dates determined and announced by the director.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(1) A mechanical error in printing prize awards or other numbers on a ticket shall not automatically invalidate that ticket. To the extent feasible, the director shall establish procedures by which the holder of any ticket on which information is incorrectly printed due to mechanical malfunction may be advised of correct information for the ticket. If it is not technically feasible to recover the information from a mechanically misprinted ticket, the director may declare the ticket void and the holder shall be entitled to a return of the ticket price or a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-seven void if it is stolen, unissued, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if the front or back of the ticket is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered or reconstituted; if the ticket is miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to the refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or the issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred twenty-seven.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred twenty-seven in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred twenty-seven.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred twenty-seven used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred twenty-seven and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 8-20-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-128 Game number one hundred twenty eight.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred twenty eight, “Fat Cat,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred twenty-eight.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred twenty-eight is a number match game with an instant win feature, generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free ticket or one of the following monetary amounts which is the sum of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: Two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, three hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, ten thousand dollars and thirty thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred twenty-eight shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid tickets will remove the covering of the entire play area to reveal two “cat numbers,” nine “your numbers” and nine corresponding prize amounts. If the player matches any one or more of “your numbers” to either of the “cat numbers,” the player wins the corresponding prize amount shown below the matching “your numbers.” If the player reveals a “fat cat” symbol in any of the “your numbers” spots, the player wins the corresponding prize amount shown below that symbol automatically. There are nine chances to win on each ticket.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred twenty-eight shall be two dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred twenty-eight called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-eight are: One dollar, two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, thirty dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, three hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, three thousand dollars, ten thousand dollars and thirty thousand dollars. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize amounts.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches one of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for two dollars once shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for one dollar four times shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for two dollars once and one dollar two times shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches one of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for four dollars once shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for four dollars once and one dollar once shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches one of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for five dollars once shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for one dollar eight times and two dollars once shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for two dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for one dollar six times and four dollars once shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for five dollars four times and one dollar five times shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for ten dollars once, five dollars once, four dollars once and two dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for five dollars three times, four dollars once and two dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for ten dollars four times and two dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for ten dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches one of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for fifty dollars once shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for fifty dollars once and ten dollars five times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for thirty dollars once, ten dollars six times and five dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches one of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for one hundred dollars once shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches one of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for three hundred dollars once shall win a regular prize award of three hundred dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for three hundred dollars once, one hundred dollars six times and fifty dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches one of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for one thousand dollars once shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for three thousand dollars once and one thousand dollars seven times shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches one of the “cat numbers” for ten thousand dollars once shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars;

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match one or both of the “cat numbers” or the “fat cat” symbol is revealed for ten thousand dollars once, three thousand dollars six times and one thousand dollars two times shall win a regular prize award of thirty thousand dollars; and

(y) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches one of the “cat numbers” for thirty thousand dollars once shall win a regular prize award of thirty thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-eight will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per ten million tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) One ticket matching for thirty thousand dollars once or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win thirty thousand dollars;

(b) Two tickets matching for ten thousand dollars once, three thousand dollars six times and one thousand dollars two times or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win thirty thousand dollars;

(d) Two tickets matching for three thousand dollars once and one thousand dollars seven times or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win ten thousand dollars;

(e) Five tickets matching for one thousand dollars once or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win one thousand dollars; and

(f) Five tickets matching for three hundred dollars once, one hundred dollars six times and fifty dollars two times or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win one thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that, over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Ten tickets matching for three hundred dollars once or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win three hundred dollars;

(b) Twenty-five tickets matching for one hundred dollars once or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win one hundred dollars;

(c) Twenty-five tickets matching for thirty dollars once, ten dollars six times and five dollars two times or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Twenty-five tickets matching for fifty dollars once and ten dollars five times or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win one hundred dollars;

(e) Five hundred fifty-two tickets matching for fifty dollars once or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(f) Five hundred fifty tickets matching for ten dollars five times or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(g) Six hundred eighty tickets matching for ten dollars four times and two dollars five times or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(h) One thousand five hundred thirty-five tickets matching for five dollars three times, four dollars once and two dollars three times or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win twenty-five dollars;

(i) Two thousand tickets matching for ten dollars once, five dollars once, four dollars once and two dollars three times or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win twenty-five dollars;

(j) Three thousand five hundred tickets matching for five dollars four times and one dollar five times or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win twenty-five dollars;

(k) Two thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for one dollar six times and four dollars once or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win ten dollars;

(l) Two thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for two dollars five times or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win ten dollars;

(m) Two thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for one dollar eight times and two dollars once or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win ten dollars;

(n) Five thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for five dollars once or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win five dollars;

(o) Five thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for four dollars once and one dollar once or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win five dollars;

(p) Seven thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for four dollars once or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win four dollars;

(q) Seven thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for two dollars once and one dollar two times or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win four dollars;

(r) Ten thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for one dollar four times or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win four dollars; and

(s) Sixty-six thousand tickets matching for two dollars once or revealing the “fat cat” symbol to win two dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred twenty-eight shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred twenty-eight is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-eight in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director for the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-eight void is it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred twenty-eight.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred twenty-eight in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred twenty-eight.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred twenty-eight used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred twenty-eight and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 8-20-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-129 Game number one hundred twenty-nine.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred twenty-nine, “Lucky Times Ten,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred twenty-nine.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred twenty-nine is a number match game with an instant win feature, generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean one of the following monetary figures which is either the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket or the total of all winning “prize values” multiplied by the factor revealed in the “bonus area:” five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, thirty-five dollars, fifty dollars, seventy-five dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, five thousand dollars and five hundred thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred twenty-nine shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid winning tickets shall scratch the covering to reveal three “winning numbers,” ten “your lucky numbers” and ten corresponding prize values. If the holder matches any one or more of “your lucky numbers” to the “winning numbers,” the holder wins the corresponding prize value shown below the matching “your lucky number(s).” The player then scratches the “bonus area” on the ticket to reveal either “no bonus this time” or one of the following factors: 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 or 10. If a numeric factor is revealed, the holder’s total prize award shall be the sum of all winning prize values on the ticket multiplied by the factor in the “bonus area.” If a numeric factor is not revealed as indicated by “no bonus this time,” the holder’s total prize award shall be the sum of all winning prize values. There are ten chances to win on each ticket.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred twenty-nine shall be five dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize award in game number one hundred twenty-nine called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-nine are: one dollar, two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, five thousand dollars, ten thousand dollars and fifty thousand dollars. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for five dollars once and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers; matches one of the “winning numbers” for one dollar once and a “bonus” factor of “5” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for one dollar five times and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars once and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for five dollars once and a “bonus” factor of “2” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for one dollar once and a “bonus” factor of “10” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for one dollar five times and one of the “bonus” factor of “2” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for twenty dollars once and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars once and a “bonus” factor of “2” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or two of the “winning numbers” for five dollars two times and a “bonus” factor of “2” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or two of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars two times and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for one dollar five times and five dollars once and a “bonus” factor of “2” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for five dollars once and a “bonus” factor of “4” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for one dollar four times and a “bonus” factor of “5” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or two of the “winning numbers” for one dollar two times and a “bonus” factor of “10” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for one dollar five times and a “bonus” factor of “7” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of thirty-five dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for fifty dollars once and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars once and a “bonus” factor of “5” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for five dollars once and a “bonus” factor of “10” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for five dollars once and one dollar five times and a “bonus” factor of “5” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars two times and five dollars six times and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for five dollars ten times and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for two dollars five times and a “bonus” factor of “5” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars two times and five dollars once and a “bonus” factor of “3” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(y) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for twenty dollars two times, ten dollars three times and five dollars once and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(z) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for fifty dollars once and a “bonus” factor of “2” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(aa) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or two of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars two times and a “bonus” factor of “5” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(bb) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for twenty dollars five times and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(cc) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for five dollars once and one dollar five times and a “bonus” factor of “10” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(dd) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for one dollar ten times and a “bonus” factor of “10” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(ee) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for two dollars ten times and a “bonus” factor of “5” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(ff) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars five times and a “bonus” factor of “2” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(gg) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars ten times and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(hh) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for fifty dollars once and a “bonus” factor of “10” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(ii) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for fifty dollars three times and twenty dollars five times and a “bonus” factor of “2” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(jj) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for one hundred dollars five times and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(kk) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for five hundred dollars once and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(ll) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for five dollars ten times and a “bonus” factor of “10” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(mm) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars five times and a “bonus” factor of “10” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(nn) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars ten times and a “bonus” factor of “5” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(oo) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for five hundred dollars once and a “bonus” factor of “2” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(pp) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for fifty dollars once, twenty dollars two times and ten dollars once and a “bonus” factor of “10” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(qq) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or two of the “winning numbers” for one hundred dollars two times and a “bonus” factor of “5” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(rr) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for one thousand dollars once and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(ss) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for ten dollars ten times and a “bonus” factor of “10” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(tt) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for one hundred dollars ten times and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(uu) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for five hundred dollars once and a “bonus” factor of “10” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(vv) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for one thousand dollars two times and five hundred dollars once and a “bonus” factor of “2” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(ww) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for one thousand dollars five times and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(xx) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your lucky numbers” matches one of the “winning numbers” for five thousand dollars once and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(yy) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for one hundred dollars ten times and a “bonus” factor of “5” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(zz) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for one hundred dollars five times and a “bonus” factor of “10” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(aaa) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for ten thousand dollars five times and a “bonus” factor of “10” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five hundred thousand dollars; and

(bbb) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your lucky numbers” match any one or all of the “winning numbers” for fifty thousand dollars ten times and “no bonus this time” is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five hundred thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-nine will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per ten million tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) One ticket matching for fifty thousand dollars ten times with no “bonus” factor to win five hundred thousand dollars;

(b) One ticket matching for ten thousand dollars five times with a “bonus” factor of “10” to win five hundred thousand dollars;

(d) Six tickets matching for one hundred dollars ten times with a “bonus” factor of “5” to win five thousand dollars;

(e) Six tickets matching for five thousand dollars once with no “bonus” factor to win five thousand dollars;

(f) Six tickets matching for one thousand dollars five times with no “bonus” factor to win five thousand dollars;

(g) Six tickets matching for one thousand dollars two times and five hundred dollars once with a “bonus” factor of “2” to win five thousand dollars;

(h) Six tickets matching for five hundred dollars once with a “bonus” factor of “10” to win five thousand dollars;

(i) Twenty-five tickets matching for one hundred dollars ten times with no “bonus” factor to win one thousand dollars;

(j) Twenty-five tickets matching for ten dollars ten times with a “bonus” factor of “10” to win one thousand dollars;

(k) Twenty-five tickets matching for one thousand dollars once with no “bonus” factor to win one thousand dollars;

(l) Twenty-five tickets matching for one hundred dollars two times with a “bonus” factor of “5” to win one thousand dollars;

(m) Twenty-five tickets matching for fifty dollars once, twenty dollars two times and ten dollars once with a “bonus” factor of “10” to win one thousand dollars;

(n) Twenty-five tickets matching for five hundred dollars once with a “bonus” factor of “2” to win one thousand dollars;

(o) Fifty tickets matching for ten dollars ten times with a “bonus” factor of “5” to win five hundred dollars;

(p) Fifty tickets matching for ten dollars five times with a “bonus” factor of “10” to win five hundred dollars;

(q) Fifty tickets matching for five dollars ten times with a “bonus” factor of “10” to win five hundred dollars;

(r) Fifty tickets matching for five hundred dollars once with no “bonus” factor to win five hundred dollars;

(s) Fifty tickets matching for one hundred dollars five times with no “bonus” factor to win five hundred dollars;

(t) Fifty tickets matching for fifty dollars three times and twenty dollars five times with a “bonus” factor of “2” to win five hundred dollars; and

(u) Fifty tickets matching for fifty dollars once with a “bonus” factor of “10” to win five hundred dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) One hundred tickets matching for ten dollars ten times with no “bonus” factor to win one hundred dollars;

(b) One hundred tickets matching for ten dollars five times with a “bonus” factor of “2” to win one hundred dollars;

(d) One hundred tickets matching for one dollar ten times with a “bonus” factor of “10” to win one hundred dollars;

(e) One hundred tickets matching for five dollars once and one dollar five times with a “bonus” factor of “10” to win one hundred dollars;

(f) One hundred tickets matching for twenty dollars five times with no “bonus” factor to win one hundred dollars;

(g) One hundred tickets matching for ten dollars two times with a “bonus” factor of “5” to win one hundred dollars;

(h) One hundred tickets matching for fifty dollars once with a “bonus” factor of “2” to win one hundred dollars;

(i) Three hundred tickets matching for twenty dollars two times, ten dollars three times and five dollars once with no “bonus” factor to win seventy-five dollars;

(j) Three hundred tickets matching for ten dollars two times and five dollars once with a “bonus” factor of “3” to win seventy-five dollars;

(k) Three hundred sixty tickets matching for two dollars five times with a “bonus” factor of “5” to win fifty dollars;

(l) Three hundred sixty tickets matching for five dollars ten times with no “bonus” factor to win fifty dollars;

(m) Three hundred fifty tickets matching for ten dollars two times and five dollars six times with no “bonus” factor to win fifty dollars;

(n) Three hundred thirty-five tickets matching for five dollars once and one dollar five times with a “bonus” factor of “5” to win fifty dollars;

(o) Three hundred thirty-five tickets matching for five dollars once with a “bonus” factor of “10” to win fifty dollars;

(p) Three hundred thirty-five tickets matching for ten dollars once with a “bonus” factor of “5” to win fifty dollars;

(q) Three hundred forty tickets matching for fifty dollars once with no “bonus” factor to win fifty dollars;

(r) Six thousand five hundred forty-two tickets matching for one dollar five times with a “bonus” factor of “7” to win thirty-five dollars;

(s) Two thousand five hundred tickets matching for one dollar two times with a “bonus” factor of “10” to win twenty dollars;

(t) Two thousand five hundred tickets matching for one dollar four times with a “bonus” factor of “5” to win twenty dollars;

(u) Two thousand five hundred tickets matching for five dollars once with a “bonus” factor of “4” to win twenty dollars;

(v) Two thousand five hundred tickets matching for one dollar five times and five dollars once with a “bonus” factor of “2” to win twenty dollars;

(w) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for ten dollars two times with no “bonus” factor to win twenty dollars;

(x) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars two times with a “bonus” factor of “2” to win twenty dollars;

(y) Two thousand five hundred tickets matching for ten dollars once with a “bonus” factor of “2” to win twenty dollars;

(z) Six thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for twenty dollars once with no “bonus” factor to win twenty dollars;

(aa) Eight thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for one dollar five times with a “bonus” factor of “2” to win ten dollars;

(bb) Seven thousand five hundred tickets matching for one dollar once with a “bonus” factor of “10” to win ten dollars;

(cc) Six thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars once with a “bonus” factor of “2” to win ten dollars;

(dd) Eleven thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for ten dollars once with no “bonus” factor to win ten dollars;

(ee) Twenty-three thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for one dollar five times with no “bonus” factor to win five dollars;

(ff) Twenty-three thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for one dollar once with a “bonus” factor of “5” to win five dollars; and

(gg) Twenty thousand tickets matching for five dollars once with no “bonus” factor to win five dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred twenty-nine shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred twenty-nine is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred twenty-nine in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred twenty-nine void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred twenty-nine.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred twenty-nine in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred twenty-nine.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred twenty-nine used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred twenty-nine and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 8-20-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-130 Game number one hundred thirty.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred thirty, “Happy Birthday,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred thirty.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred thirty is a match three of six lottery game. Players who match three like prize amounts shall win that prize.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free ticket of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts: Two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, one hundred dollars and five hundred dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred thirty shall be imprinted with prize awards from the set listed above.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred thirty shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred thirty called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred thirty are: Free “ticket,” two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, one hundred dollars and five hundred dollars. Prize awards shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket in which the prize values revealed include free “ticket” three times shall win a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket in which the prize values revealed include two dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket in which the prize values revealed include five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket in which the prize values revealed include ten dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket in which the prize values revealed include twenty-five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket in which the prize values revealed include one hundred dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars; and

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket in which the prize values revealed include five hundred dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Two tickets winning five hundred dollars;

(b) Ten tickets winning one hundred dollars;

(d) Five thousand tickets winning ten dollars;

(e) Ten thousand tickets winning five dollars;

(f) Forty thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets winning two dollars; and

(g) Fifty-two thousand two hundred fifty tickets winning a free ticket of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred thirty shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred thirty is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred thirty void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred thirty.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred thirty in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred thirty.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred thirty used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred thirty and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 8-20-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-131 Game number one hundred thirty-one.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred thirty-one, “Winter green Doubler,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purposes of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred thirty-one.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred thirty-one is a match three of six dollar amounts match game, generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free ticket of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts which is the total of all winning prize values: Two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, one hundred dollars, two hundred dollars, one thousand five hundred dollars and three thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred thirty-one shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid tickets will scratch the covering to reveal nine prize values. If a player reveals three matching prize values, the player wins that amount. If a player reveals two separate sets of three matching prize values, the player wins a prize award equal to the sum of both prize values.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred thirty-one shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred thirty-one called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-one are: Free “ticket,” two dollars, three dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand five hundred dollars and three thousand dollars. Prize values appearing on any ticket in game number one hundred thirty-one shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include three free “tickets” shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include two dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include two dollars three times and three dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include five dollars three times and five dollars again three times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include ten dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include ten dollars three times and five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include fifteen dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include fifteen dollars three times and ten dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include fifty dollars three times and fifty dollars again three times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include one hundred dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include one hundred dollars three times and one hundred dollars again three times shall win a regular prize award of two hundred dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include one thousand five hundred dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of one thousand five hundred dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include one thousand five hundred dollars three times and one thousand five hundred dollars again three times shall win a regular prize award of three thousand dollars; and

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include three thousand dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of three thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-one will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets per ten million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Two tickets displaying three thousand dollars three times to win three thousand dollars;

(b) Two tickets displaying one thousand five hundred dollars six times to win three thousand dollars; and

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Five tickets displaying one hundred dollars six times to win two hundred dollars;

(b) Ten tickets displaying one hundred dollars three times to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Two thousand six hundred twenty-eight tickets displaying fifteen dollars three times and ten dollars three times to win twenty-five dollars;

(e) One thousand tickets displaying fifteen dollars three times to win fifteen dollars;

(f) One thousand five hundred tickets displaying ten dollars three times and five dollars three times to win fifteen dollars;

(g) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets displaying ten dollars three times to win ten dollars;

(h) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets displaying five dollars six times to win ten dollars;

(i) Three thousand five hundred tickets displaying five dollars three times to win five dollars;

(j) Seven thousand tickets displaying two dollars three times and three dollars three times to win five dollars;

(k) Thirty thousand two hundred fifty tickets displaying two dollars three times to win two dollars; and

(l) Fifty four thousand five hundred tickets displaying three “ticket” symbols to win a free ticket of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred thirty-one shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred thirty-one is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-one in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-one void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred thirty-one.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred thirty-one in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred thirty-one.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred thirty-one used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred thirty-one and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 8-20-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-132 Game number one hundred thirty-two.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred thirty-two, “Holiday Cash,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred thirty-two.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred thirty-two is a match three of six lottery game. The player is required to scratch off the covering over the play area to reveal six prize amounts. If the player matches three of the six prize values shown, the player wins the matched prize amounts.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free “ticket” of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts: Two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars and five hundred dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred thirty-two shall be imprinted with prize awards from the set listed above.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred thirty-two shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred thirty-two called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-two are: Free “ticket,” two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars and five hundred dollars. Prize awards shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include free “ticket” three times shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include two dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include ten dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include twenty-five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars; and

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include five hundred dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-two will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Twenty-nine tickets matching three like prize amounts to win five hundred dollars;

(b) Three thousand seven hundred eighty tickets matching three like prize amounts to win twenty-five dollars;

(d) Seventeen thousand tickets matching three like prize amounts to win five dollars;

(e) Forty-eight thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching three like prize amounts to win two dollars; and

(f) Forty-six thousand tickets matching three like prize amounts to win a free “ticket” of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred thirty-two shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred thirty-two is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-two in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-two void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred thirty-two.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred thirty-two in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act and the rules of the commission including, without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred thirty-two.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred thirty-two used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred thirty-two and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 9-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-133 Game number one hundred thirty-three.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred thirty-three, “Stocking Stuffer, ” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred thirty-three.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred thirty-three is an instant lottery game within which is contained four separate games. To win a prize award(s), the player is required to scratch off the covering and do one or more of the following: match two like symbols or three like symbols in “game 1;” match two like symbols or three like symbols in “game 2;” match three like prize values or reveal a “stocking” symbol in “game 3;” or match numbers in “game 4.” A player may win up to twelve times on one ticket.

(a) “Game 1” ? the player reveals three play symbols. The player must match two like symbols to win twenty-five dollars or three like symbols to win fifty dollars. Play symbols shall include: “Candy canes,” “sleds,” “evergreen trees,” “holly,” “ornaments,” “bells,” “snowmen” and “stars.”

(b) “Game 2” ? the player reveals three play symbols. The player must match two like symbols to win fifty dollars or three like symbols to win one hundred dollars. Play symbols shall include: “candy canes,” “sleds,” “evergreen trees,” “holly,” “ornaments,” “bells,” “snowmen” and “stars.”

(c) “Game 3” ? the player reveals six prize values or five prize values and a “stocking” symbol. The player must match three like prize values to win that prize amount. If a “stocking” symbol is revealed, the player wins the highest prize value revealed in that game.

(d) “Game 4” ? The player reveals two “stocking” numbers,” nine “your numbers” and nine corresponding prize values. The player must match any one or more of “your numbers” to either of the “stocking numbers” to win the corresponding prize value revealed beneath the matched “your numbers.” The player can win up to nine times in this game.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean one of the following monetary figures which is the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: Ten dollars, twenty dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, five thousand dollars, twenty-five thousand dollars, fifty thousand dollars, one hundred thousand dollars and two million dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred thirty-three shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred thirty-three shall be ten dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred thirty-three called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-three are those listed as follows:

(a) “Game 1” ? twenty-five dollars and fifty dollars;

(b) “Game 2” ? fifty dollars and one hundred dollars;

(c) “Game 3” ? five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, five thousand dollars, twenty-five thousand dollars, fifty thousand dollars and two million dollars; and

(d) “Game 4” ? five dollars, seven dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, five thousand dollars, twenty-five thousand dollars, fifty thousand dollars and two million dollars.

(3) Prize values appearing on any ticket in game number one hundred thirty-three shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for five dollars in “game 3,” and on which one of “your numbers” matches a “stocking number” for five dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “stocking number” for ten dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for ten dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for five dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for ten dollars once and five dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “stocking number” for twenty dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for ten dollars in “game 3,” and on which one of “your numbers” matches a “stocking number” for ten dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for five dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “winning numbers” for five dollars three times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for ten dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five dollars two times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five dollars four times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for five dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for ten dollars two times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for ten dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five dollars three times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for five dollars in “game 3,” and on which one of “your numbers” matches a “stocking number” for twenty dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for ten dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for ten dollars once and five dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five dollars five times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” matching three like prize values for ten dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for ten dollars once and five dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for five dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for twenty dollars once, ten dollars two times and five dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for five dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for ten dollars four times and five dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” matching three like prize values for ten dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five dollars three times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 1” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers for ten dollars five times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for ten dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five dollars eight times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” matching three like prize values for twenty dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “winning numbers” for ten dollars five times and five dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(y) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “stocking” symbol is revealed and the highest prize value revealed in “game 3” is one hundred dollars shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(z) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like symbols for one hundred dollars in “game 2” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(aa) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 1,” matching three like prize values for twenty dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for twenty dollars once and ten dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(bb) Holder of valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” matching two like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 2,” matching three like prize values for five dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five dollars four times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(cc) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 1,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for ten dollars five times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(dd) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 2,” matching three like prize values for ten dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five dollars eight times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(ee) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like prize values for twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for ten dollars four times and seven dollars five times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(ff) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 2,” matching three like prize values for five dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five dollars nine times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(gg) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for twenty dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for twenty-five dollars once, ten dollars four times and five dollars three times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(hh) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 1,” matching three like symbols for one hundred dollars in “game 2,” matching three like prize values for one hundred dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for fifty dollars two times, twenty-five dollars five times, twenty dollars once and five dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(ii) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” matching three like symbols for one hundred dollars in “game 2,” matching three like prize values for twenty-five dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for one hundred dollars three times and twenty-five dollars two times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(jj) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” matching two like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 2,” matching three like prize values for twenty-five dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for fifty dollars eight times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(kk) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 1,” matching three like symbols for one hundred dollars in “game 2,” matching three like prize values for one hundred dollars in “game 3,” and on which one of “your numbers” matches a “stocking number” for one hundred dollars two times and fifty dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(ll) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “stocking” symbol is revealed and the highest prize value revealed in “game 3” is one hundred dollars, and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for one hundred dollars four times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of five hundred dollars;

(mm) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 2,” matching three like prize values for fifty dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five hundred dollars once and one hundred dollars four times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(nn) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 1,” matching two like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 2,” matching three like prize values for one hundred dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five hundred once and one hundred dollars three times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(oo) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 1,” matching three like symbols for one hundred dollars in “game 2,” matching three like prize values for fifty dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five hundred dollars once, one hundred dollars once, fifty dollars once and twenty-five dollars six times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(pp) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “stocking” symbol is revealed and the highest prize value revealed in “game 3” is five hundred dollars, and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for one hundred dollars five times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(qq) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching two like symbols for twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” matching two like symbols for fifty dollars in “game 2,” matching three like prize values for five hundred dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for one hundred dollars four times and twenty-five dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(rr) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for five thousand dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(ss) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “stocking” symbol is revealed and the highest prize value revealed in “game 3” is one thousand dollars, and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five hundred dollars eight times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars;

(tt) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like symbols for one hundred dollars in “game 2,” matching three like prize values for one thousand dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for one thousand dollars two times, five hundred dollars three times and one hundred dollars four times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize amount of five thousand dollars;

(uu) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for five thousand dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five thousand dollars three times, one thousand dollars four times and five hundred dollars two times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five thousand dollars;

(vv) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “stocking number” for twenty-five thousand dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five thousand dollars;

(ww) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “stocking” symbol is revealed and the highest prize value revealed in “game 3” is five thousand dollars, and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five thousand dollars four times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five thousand dollars;

(xx) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for fifty thousand dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of fifty thousand dollars;

(yy) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “stocking number” for fifty thousand dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of fifty thousand dollars;

(zz) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “stocking” symbol is revealed and the highest prize value revealed in “game 3” is twenty-five thousand dollars, and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for five thousand dollars five times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of fifty thousand dollars;

(aaa) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “stocking” symbol is revealed and the highest prize value revealed in “game 3” is twenty-five thousand dollars, and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for twenty-five thousand dollars three times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred thousand dollars;

(bbb) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for fifty thousand dollars in “game 3,” and on which “your numbers” match the “stocking numbers” for twenty-five thousand dollars two times in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred thousand dollars;

(ccc) Holder of a valid winning ticket matching three like prize values for two million dollars in “game 3” shall win a regular prize award of two million dollars; and

(ddd) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one of “your numbers” matches a “stocking number” for two million dollars once in “game 4” shall win a regular prize award of two million dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-three will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that the following occur:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets per six million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) One ticket winning two million dollars once in “game 4” to win two million dollars;

(b) One ticket winning two million dollars in “game 3” to win two million dollars;

(c) Two tickets winning fifty thousand dollars in “game 3,” and twenty-five thousand dollars two times in “game 4” to win one hundred thousand dollars;

(d) One ticket winning twenty-five thousand dollars in “game 3,” and twenty-five thousand dollars three times in “game 4” to win one hundred thousand dollars;

(e) One ticket winning twenty-five thousand dollars in “game 3,” and five thousand dollars five times in “game 4” to win fifty thousand dollars;

(f) One ticket winning fifty thousand dollars once in “game 4” to win fifty thousand dollars;

(g) One ticket winning fifty thousand dollars in “game 3” to win fifty thousand dollars;

(h) Two tickets winning five thousand dollars in “game 3,” and five thousand dollars four times in “game 4” to win twenty-five thousand dollars;

(i) Two tickets winning twenty-five thousand dollars once in “game 4” to win twenty-five thousand dollars;

(j) One ticket winning five thousand dollars in “game 3,” and five thousand dollars three times, one thousand dollars four times and five hundred dollars two times in “game 4” to win twenty-five thousand dollars;

(k) Two tickets winning one hundred dollars in “game 2,” one thousand dollars in “game 3,” and one thousand dollars two times, five hundred dollars three times and one hundred dollars four times in “game 4” to win five thousand dollars;

(l) Two tickets winning one thousand dollars in “game 3,” and five hundred dollars eight times in “game 4” to win five thousand dollars;

(m) Two tickets winning five thousand dollars in “game 3” to win five thousand dollars;

(n) Four tickets winning twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” fifty dollars in “game 2,” five hundred dollars in “game 3,” and one hundred dollars four times and twenty-five dollars once in “game 4” to win one thousand dollars;

(o) Four tickets winning five hundred dollars in “game 3,” and one hundred dollars five times in “game 4” to win one thousand dollars;

(p) Four tickets winning fifty dollars in “game 1,” one hundred dollars in “game 2,” fifty dollars in “game 3,” and five hundred dollars once, one hundred dollars once, fifty dollars once and twenty-five dollars six times in “game 4” to win one thousand dollars;

(q) Four tickets winning fifty dollars in “game 1,” fifty dollars in “game 2,” one hundred dollars in “game 3,” and five hundred dollars once and one hundred dollars three times in “game 4” to win one thousand dollars; and

(r) Four tickets winning fifty dollars in “game 2,” fifty dollars in “game 3,” and five hundred dollars once and one hundred dollars four times in “game 4” to win one thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Eight tickets winning one hundred dollars in “game 3,” and one hundred dollars four times in “game 4” to win five hundred dollars;

(b) Eight tickets winning fifty dollars in “game 1,” one hundred dollars in “game 2,” one hundred dollars in “game 3,” and one hundred dollars two times and fifty dollars once in “game 4” to win five hundred dollars;

(c) Eight tickets winning twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” fifty dollars in “game 2,” twenty-five dollars in “game 3,” and fifty dollars eight times and in “game 4” to win five hundred dollars;

(d) Eight tickets winning twenty-five dollars in ‘game 1,” one hundred dollars in “game 2,” twenty-five dollars in “game 3,” and one hundred dollars three times and twenty-five dollars two times in “game 4” to win five hundred dollars;

(e) Eight tickets winning fifty dollars in “game 1,” one hundred dollars in “game 2,” one hundred dollars in “game 3,” and fifty dollars two times, twenty-five dollars five times, twenty dollars once and five dollars once in “game 4” to win five hundred dollars;

(f) One hundred twenty-five tickets winning twenty dollars in “game 3,” and twenty-five dollars once, ten dollars four times and five dollars three times in “game 4” to win one hundred dollars;

(g) One hundred twenty-five tickets winning fifty dollars in “game 2,” five dollars in “game 3,” and five dollars nine times in “game 4” to win one hundred dollars;

(h) One hundred fifty tickets winning twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” and ten dollars four times and seven dollars five times in “game 4” to win one hundred dollars;

(i) One hundred fifty tickets winning fifty dollars in “game 2,” ten dollars in “game 3,” and five dollars eight times in “game 4” to win one hundred dollars;

(j) One hundred fifty tickets winning fifty dollars in “game 1,” and ten dollars five times in “game 4” to win one hundred dollars;

(k) One hundred fifty tickets winning twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” fifty dollars in “game 2,” five dollars in “game 3,” and five dollars four times in “game 4” to win one hundred dollars;

(1) One hundred fifty tickets winning fifty dollars in “game 1,” twenty dollars in “game 3,” and twenty dollars once and ten dollars once in “game 4” to win one hundred dollars;

(m) One hundred fifty tickets winning one hundred dollars in “game 2,” to win one hundred dollars;

(n) One hundred seventy tickets winning one hundred dollars in “game 3” to win one hundred dollars;

(o) One hundred seventy-five tickets winning twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” twenty dollars in “game 3,” and ten dollars five times and five dollars once in “game 4” to win one hundred dollars;

(p) Seven hundred seventy-five tickets winning ten dollars in “game 3,” and five dollars eight times in “game 4” to win fifty dollars;

(q) Seven hundred seventy-five tickets winning ten dollars five times in “game 4” to win fifty dollars;

(r) Seven hundred seventy-five tickets winning fifty dollars in “game 1” to win fifty dollars;

(s) Eight hundred tickets winning twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” ten dollars in “game 3,” and five dollars three times in “game 4” to win fifty dollars;

(t) Eight hundred tickets winning five dollars in “game 3” and ten dollars four times and five dollars once in “game 4” to win fifty dollars;

(u) Eight hundred tickets winning five dollars in “game 3,” and twenty dollars once, ten dollars two times and five dollars once in “game 4” to win fifty dollars;

(v) Eight hundred tickets winning twenty-five dollars in “game 1,” ten dollars in “game 3,” and ten dollars once and five dollars once in “game 4” to win fifty dollars;

(w) Eight hundred tickets winning fifty dollars in “game 2” to win fifty dollars;

(x) Four thousand nine hundred tickets winning five dollars five times in “game 4” to win twenty-five dollars;

(y) Four thousand nine hundred tickets winning ten dollars in “game 3,” and ten dollars once and five dollars once in “game 4” to win twenty-five dollars;

(z) Four thousand nine hundred tickets winning five dollars in “game 3,” and twenty dollars once in “game 4” to win twenty-five dollars;

(aa) Four thousand nine hundred tickets winning ten dollars in “game 3,” and five dollars three times in “game 4” to win twenty-five dollars;

(bb) Four thousand nine hundred tickets winning twenty-five dollars in “game 1” to win twenty-five dollars;

(cc) Four thousand nine hundred tickets winning five dollars in “game 3,” and ten dollars two times in “game 4” to win twenty-five dollars;

(dd) Eight thousand five hundred tickets winning five dollars four times in “game 4” to win twenty dollars;

(ee) Eight thousand five hundred tickets winning ten dollars in “game 3,” and five dollars two times in “game 4” to win twenty dollars;

(ff) Seven thousand five hundred tickets winning five dollars in “game 3,” and five dollars three times in “game 4” to win twenty dollars;

(gg) Ten thousand tickets winning ten dollars in “game 3” and ten dollars once in “game 4” to win twenty dollars;

(hh) Eight thousand tickets winning twenty dollars once in “game 4” to win twenty dollars;

(ii) Seven thousand five hundred tickets winning five dollars in “game 3,” and ten dollars once and five dollars once in “game 4” to win twenty dollars;

(jj) Thirty-nine thousand tickets winning ten dollars in “game 3” to win ten dollars;

(kk) Twenty-two thousand tickets winning ten dollars once in “game 4” to win ten dollars; and

(ll) Twenty-nine thousand tickets winning five dollars in “game 3,” and five dollars once in “game 4” to win ten dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred and thirty-three shall be accomplished in a manner, which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred thirty-three is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-three in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-three void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred thirty-three.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred thirty-three in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act and the rules of the commission including, without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred thirty-three.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred thirty-three used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred thirty-three and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 9-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-134 Game number one hundred thirty-four.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred thirty-four, “Holiday Surprise,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred thirty-four.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred thirty-four is a key number match game with an additional instant win feature and is generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean one of the following monetary amounts which is the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: Two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, five thousand dollars and twenty thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred thirty-four shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid tickets will remove the covering off the entire play area to reveal two “holiday numbers,” ten “your numbers,” and ten corresponding prize values. If the player matches any one or more of “your numbers” to either of the “winning numbers,” the player wins the corresponding prize value shown below the winning “your number(s).” If the player reveals a “gift” symbol, the player wins its corresponding prize value automatically. There are ten chances to win on each ticket.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred thirty-four shall be two dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred thirty-four called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-four are: One dollar, two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, fifty dollars, one thousand dollars and five thousand dollars. Prize values appearing on any ticket in game number one hundred thirty-four shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches a “holiday number” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or a “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears once and one dollar appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches a “holiday number” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears once and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches a “holiday number” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears ten times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches a “holiday number” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears ten times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears four times and one dollar appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears eight times and four dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears three times and four dollars appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty dollars appears once and ten dollars appears three times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fifty dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches a “holiday number” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears ten times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fifty dollars appears once and ten dollars appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty dollars appears three times and ten dollars appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one thousand dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches a “holiday number” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five thousand dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches a “holiday number” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars; and

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five thousand dollars appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “holiday numbers” or the “gift” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-four will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance;

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets per eighteen million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Three tickets matching for five thousand dollars four times or revealing the “gift” symbol to win twenty thousand dollars;

(b) Five tickets matching for five thousand dollars once or revealing the “gift” symbol to win five thousand dollars; and

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Ninety-nine tickets matching for twenty dollars three times and ten dollars four times or revealing the “gift” symbol to win one hundred dollars;

(b) One hundred tickets matching for fifty dollars once and ten dollars five times or revealing the “gift” symbol to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Four hundred forty tickets matching for fifty dollars once or revealing the “gift” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(e) One thousand five hundred thirty tickets matching for twenty dollars once and ten dollars three times or revealing the “gift” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(f) One thousand five hundred thirty tickets matching for ten dollars three times and four dollars five times or revealing the “gift” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(g) One thousand five hundred tickets matching for two dollars eight times and four dollars once or revealing the “gift” symbol to win twenty dollars;

(h) One thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for four dollars four times and one dollar four times or revealing the “gift” symbol to win twenty dollars;

(i) One thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for two dollars ten times or revealing the “gift” symbol to win twenty dollars;

(j) Two thousand tickets matching for ten dollars once or revealing the “gift” symbol to win ten dollars;

(k) Six thousand six hundred twenty-five tickets matching for two dollars five times or revealing the “gift” symbol to win ten dollars;

(l) Five thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for one dollar ten times or revealing the “gift” symbol to win ten dollars;

(m) Two thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars once or revealing the “gift” symbol to win five dollars;

(n) Five thousand five hundred tickets matching for four dollars once and one dollar once or revealing the “gift” symbol to win five dollars;

(o) Eight thousand six hundred twenty-five tickets matching for four dollars once or revealing the “gift” symbol to win four dollars;

(p) Nine thousand six hundred twenty-five tickets matching for two dollars once and one dollar two times or revealing the “gift” symbol to win four dollars;

(q) Eleven thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for one dollar four times or revealing the “gift” symbol to win four dollars;

(r) Thirty-three thousand six hundred twenty-five tickets matching for two dollars once or revealing the “gift” symbol to win two dollars; and

(s) Thirty-nine thousand tickets matching for one dollar two times or revealing the “gift” symbol to win two dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred thirty-four shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred thirty-four is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-four in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-four void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred thirty-four.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred thirty-four in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act and the rules of the commission including, without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred thirty-four.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred thirty-four used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred thirty-four and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 9-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-135 Game number one hundred thirty-five.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred thirty-five, “Winner Wonderland,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred thirty-five.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred thirty-five is a match three of six lottery game with a “doubler” feature and is generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free “ticket” of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts; Two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, two hundred dollars, two thousand five hundred dollars and five thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred thirty-five shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid tickets on which three of the prize values are the same shall win a prize award equal to the matched prize value. Holders of valid tickets on which two prize values are the same and a “doubler” symbol is revealed shall win a prize award which is double the matched prize value. All such tickets shall be called “winning tickets.”

(C) Price of tickets. Price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred thirty-five shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred thirty-five called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-five are: Free “ticket,” two dollars, five dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars and two thousand five hundred dollars. Prize values appearing on any ticket in game number one hundred thirty-five shall be concealed by an opaque covering which can be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values and may reveal the word “doubler.” The word “doubler” shall refer to the doubler feature in this game.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are free “ticket” shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are two dollars shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are two dollars and a “doubler” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are five dollars shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are five dollars and a “doubler” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are twenty-five dollars and a “doubler” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are fifty dollars shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are fifty dollars and a “doubler” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are one hundred dollars shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are one hundred dollars and a “doubler” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of two hundred dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are two thousand five hundred dollars shall win a regular prize award of two thousand five hundred dollars; and

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are two thousand five hundred dollars and a “doubler” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of five thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-five will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per ten million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Three tickets matching two thousand five hundred dollars two times and revealing a “doubler” symbol to win five thousand dollars; and

(b) Five tickets matching two thousand five hundred dollars three times to win two thousand five hundred dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) One ticket matching one hundred dollars two times and revealing a “doubler” symbol to win two hundred dollars;

(b) Five tickets matching one hundred dollars three times to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Two hundred eighty-one tickets matching fifty dollars three times to win fifty dollars;

(e) Five hundred thirty-five tickets matching twenty-five dollars two times and revealing a “doubler” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(f) One thousand five hundred thirty-four tickets matching twenty-five dollars three times to win twenty-five dollars;

(g) Two thousand five hundred tickets matching five dollars two times and revealing a “doubler” symbol to win ten dollars;

(h) Five thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching five dollars three times to win five dollars;

(i) Ten thousand five hundred tickets matching two dollars two times and revealing a “doubler” symbol to win four dollars;

(j) Thirty-six thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching two dollars three times to win two dollars; and

(k) Forty-eight thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching free “ticket” three times to win a free ticket of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred thirty-five shall be accomplished in a manner, which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred thirty-five is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-five in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-five void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred thirty-five

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred thirty-five in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act and the rules of the commission including, without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred thirty-five.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred thirty-five used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred thirty-five and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 9-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-136 Game number one hundred thirty-six.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred thirty-six, “Joker Poker,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred thirty-six.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred thirty-six is a “card” matching lottery game. The player must scratch off the “your hand” area to reveal five card symbols in any one or more or four different suits: “clubs,” “diamonds,” “hearts” and “spades.” Card symbols shall consist of one number or letter and one suit. “Aces” shall be considered as high cards. When all card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area match any one of the possible winning hand combinations displayed in the “prize grid” area, the player wins the corresponding prize value shown for that winning hand. A “joker” symbol revealed in the “your hand” area may be used to complete a winning hand that matches any one of the possible winning card combinations displayed in the “prize grid” area. Winning hands that include the “joker” symbol shall win double the prize amount shown for that hand in the “prize grid” area.

The “prize grid” area shall include the following winning hand combinations: “royal straight flush consisting of the ten, jack, queen, king and ace of the same suit; “straight flush” consisting of five cards of consecutive value and of the same suit excluding a “royal straight flush;” “4 of a kind” consisting of four cards of the same value; “full house” consisting of three cards of the same value combined with a pair of two different cards of the same value; “flush” consisting of five cards of the same suit; “straight” consisting of five cards of consecutive value; “3 of a kind” consisting of three cards of the same value; “2 pair” consisting of two different pairs of cards with each pair containing two cards of the same value; and “1 pair” consisting of two cards of the same value.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free ticket of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts which is the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: Two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, forty dollars, one hundred dollars, two hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, two thousand dollars and eight thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred thirty-six shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred thirty-six shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred thirty-six called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-six are: Free “ticket,” two dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty dollars, forty dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand dollars and eight thousand dollars.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area are of the same value for “1 pair” shall win a regular prize award of a free “ticket” of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four of the card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area consist of two different pairs of cards with each pair containing two cards of the same value for “2 pair” shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area are three cards of the same value for “3 of a kind” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area are two cards of the same value and one card is a “joker” for “3 of a kind” shall win five dollars doubled for a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which all five of the card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area consist of five cards of consecutive value for a “straight” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which all five of the card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area consist of four cards and a “joker” which when combined constitute five cards of consecutive value for a “straight” shall win ten dollars doubled for a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which all five of the card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area consist of five cards of the same suit for a “flush” shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which all five of the card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area consist of four cards of the same suit and a “joker” for a “flush” shall win twenty dollars doubled for a regular prize award of forty dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which all five of the card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area consist of three cards of the same value combined with a pair of two different cards of the same value for a “full house” shall win a regular prize award of forty dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four of the card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area are four cards of the same value for “4 of a kind” shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four of the card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area are three cards of the same value and one card is a “joker” for “4 of a kind” shall win one hundred dollars doubled for a regular prize award of two hundred dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which all five of the card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area are five cards of consecutive value and of the same suit (excluding a combination of a ten, jack, king, queen and ace of the same suit) for a “straight flush” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which all five of the card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area consist of four cards and a “joker” which when combined constitute five cards of consecutive value and of the same suit (excluding a combination of a ten, jack, queen, king and ace of the same suit) for a “straight flush” shall win one thousand dollars doubled for a regular prize award of two thousand dollars; and

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which all five of the card symbols revealed in the “your hand” area are the ten, jack, queen, king and ace of the same suit for a “royal flush” shall win a regular prize award of eight thousand dollars;

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-six will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per eight million tickets sold in the following categories will be as follows:

(a) Three tickets revealing a “royal flush” in “your hand” to win eight thousand dollars;

(b) Three tickets revealing a “joker” and four cards in “your hand” which combine as five cards of consecutive value and of the same suit for a “straight flush” to win two thousand dollars; and

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, and average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Five tickets revealing a “joker” and three cards of the same value in “your hand” for “4 of a kind” to win two hundred dollars;

(b) Twenty tickets revealing “4 of a kind” in “your hand” to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Four hundred twelve tickets revealing a “joker” and four cards of the same suit in “your hand” for a “flush” to win forty dollars;

(e) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets revealing a “flush” in “your hand” to win twenty dollars;

(f) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets revealing a “joker” and four cards in “your hand” which combine as five cards of consecutive value for a “straight” to win twenty dollars;

(g) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets revealing a “straight” in “your hand” to win ten dollars;

(h) One thousand seven hundred fifty tickets revealing a “joker” and two cards of the same value in “your hand” for “3 of a kind” to win ten dollars;

(i) Seven thousand seven hundred fifty tickets revealing “3 of a kind” in “your hand” to win five dollars;

(j) Forty-five thousand five hundred tickets revealing “2 pairs” in “your hand” to win two dollars; and

(k) Fifty thousand two hundred fifty tickets revealing “1 pair” in “your hand” win a free “ticket” of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred thirty-six shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred thirty-six is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-six in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-six void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred thirty-six.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred thirty-six in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred thirty-six.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred thirty-six used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred thirty-six and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 9-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-137 Game number one hundred thirty-seven.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred thirty-seven, “Double Easy,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred thirty-seven.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred thirty-seven is a match three of six lottery game with a “doubler” feature and is generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free “ticket” of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts: Two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, six hundred dollars and one thousand two hundred dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred thirty-seven shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid tickets on which three of the prize values are the same shall win a prize award equal to such prize value. In addition, if two like prize values match and a “star” symbol is revealed, the ticket holder wins a prize award which is double the matched prize value. All such tickets shall be called “winning tickets.”

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred thirty-seven shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred thirty-seven called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-seven are: Free “ticket,” two dollars, five dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars and six hundred dollars. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize amounts and may also reveal the “star” symbol. The “star” symbol shall refer to the ability to double your prize in this game.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are free “ticket” shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are two dollars shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are two dollars and a “star” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are five dollars shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are five dollars and a “star” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are twenty-five dollars and a “star” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are fifty dollars shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are fifty dollars and a “star” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are one hundred dollars shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are six hundred dollars shall win a regular prize award of six hundred dollars; and

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are six hundred dollars and a “star” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one thousand two hundred dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-seven will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per ten million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Five tickets matching six hundred dollars two times and revealing a “star” symbol to win one thousand two hundred dollars; and

(b) Ten tickets matching six hundred dollars three times to win six hundred dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Six tickets matching one hundred dollars three times to win one hundred dollars;

(b) Five tickets matching fifty dollars two times and revealing a “star” symbol to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Two hundred fifty tickets matching twenty-five dollars two times and revealing a “star” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(e) Two thousand five hundred tickets matching twenty-five dollars three times to win twenty-five dollars;

(f) Two thousand five hundred tickets matching five dollars two times and revealing a “star” symbol to win ten dollars;

(g) Four thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching five dollars three times to win five dollars;

(h) Ten thousand five hundred tickets matching two dollars two times and revealing a “star” symbol to win four dollars;

(i) Thirty-six thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching two dollars three times to win two dollars; and

(j) Forty-eight thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching a free “ticket” three times to win a free ticket of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) The random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred thirty-seven shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred thirty-seven is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed to be announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-seven in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-seven void if it is stolen, unissued, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to the refund of the retail sales price of the ticket, or the issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred thirty-seven.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred thirty-seven in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto, which affect the play of game number one hundred thirty-seven.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred thirty-seven used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for the purposes of this rule. In actual operations, game number one hundred thirty-seven and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 9-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-138 Game number one hundred thirty-eight.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred thirty-eight, “Wild Winnings,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred thirty-eight.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred thirty-eight is a match three of six lottery game with a bonus feature. The player is required to scratch off the covering over the play area to reveal six prize amounts or five prize amounts and a “bonus” symbol. The player will also remove the scratch-off material from the “bonus prize” area to reveal a prize amount. If the player matches three of the six prize values shown, the player wins the matched prize values. If the player reveals a “bonus” symbol, the player wins the prize value shown in the “bonus prize” spot. There shall be two chances to win on each ticket.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free “ticket” of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts: two dollars, four dollars, six dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, seventy-five dollars, two thousand dollars and two thousand fifty dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred thirty-eight shall be imprinted with prize awards from the set listed above.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred thirty-eight shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred thirty-eight called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-eight are: free “ticket,” two dollars, four dollars, six dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, seventy-five dollars and two thousand dollars. Prize awards shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include free “ticket” three times shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include two dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include two dollars three times, and a “bonus” symbol is revealed for a “bonus prize” of two dollars shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include four dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include six dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of six dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include four dollars three times, and a “bonus” symbol is revealed for a “bonus prize” of two dollars shall win a regular prize award of six dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include ten dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include six dollars three times, and a “bonus” symbol is revealrd for a “bonus prize” of four dollars shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include twenty-five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “bonus” symbol is revealed for a “bonus prize” of twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include fifty dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include twenty-five dollars three times, and a “bonus” symbol is revealed for a “bonus prize” of twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(m) Holder of a winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include seventy-five dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include fifty dollars three times, and a “bonus” symbol is revealed for a “bonus prize” of twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include two thousand dollars three times shall win a regular prize award of two thousand dollars; and

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the prize values revealed include two thousand dollars three times, and a “bonus” symbol is revealed for a “bonus prize” of fifty dollars shall win a regular prize award of two thousand fifty dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-eight will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per eight million tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Four tickets matching three like prize values of two thousand dollars, and revealing a “bonus” symbol for a “bonus” prize of fifty dollars to win two thousand fifty dollars; and

(b) Four tickets matching three like prize values to win two thousand dollars; and

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Three tickets matching three like prize values of fifty dollars, and revealing a “bonus” symbol for a “bonus” prize of twenty-five dollars to win seventy-five dollars;

(b) Four tickets matching three like prize values to win seventy-five dollars;

(c) Thirty-three tickets matching three like prize values of twenty-five dollars, and revealing a “bonus” symbol for a “bonus” prize of twenty-five dollars to win fifty dollars;

(d) Thirty-two tickets matching three like prize values to win fifty dollars;

(e) One thousand two hundred tickets revealing a “bonus” symbol for a “bonus” prize of twenty-five dollars to win twenty-five dollars;

(f) One thousand three hundred tickets matching three like prize values to win twenty-five dollars;

(g) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching three like values of six dollars, and revealing a “bonus” symbol for a “bonus” prize of four dollars to win ten dollars;

(h) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching three like prize values to win ten dollars;

(i) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching three like prize values of four dollars, and revealing a “bonus” symbol for a “bonus” prize of two dollars to win six dollars;

(j) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching three like prize values to win six dollars;

(k) Six thousand five hundred tickets matching three like prize values to win four dollars;

(l) Twelve thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching three like prize values of two dollars, and revealing a “bonus” symbol for a “bonus” prize of two dollars to win four dollars;

(m) Thirty-two thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching three like prize values to win two dollars; and

(n) Forty nine thousand five hundred tickets matching three like prize values to win a free “ticket” of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred thirty-eight shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred thirty-eight is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-eight in which the ticket was sold.

(G) Special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures. The director shall establish special claim, entry, receipt and validation procedures, including procedures for validation by agents of tickets winning prize awards which are to be paid by agents in accordance with commission rules. Prize awards shall be claimed within the time limits set forth by commission rules.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-eight void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred thirty-eight.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred thirty-eight in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act and the rules of the commission including, without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred thirty-eight.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred thirty-eight used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred thirty-eight and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 10-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-139 Game number one hundred thirty-nine.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred thirty-nine, “Double Doubler,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred thirty-nine.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred thirty-nine is a match three of six lottery game with a “doubler” and a “double doubler” feature. If three of the six revealed prize values match, or if two of the six revealed prize values match and a “rainbow” symbol is revealed, the holder wins the matched prize value. The “your prize level” box gives the holder of three matched prize values, or two matched prize values plus a “rainbow” symbol, the chance to double or quadruple the matched value.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free “ticket” of comparable price or any one of the following monetary amounts: two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, eight dollars, twenty dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, two hundred dollars, two thousand five hundred dollars and ten thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred thirty-nine shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) The holder of a valid ticket on which at least three of the prize values are the same, or on which two prize values are the same and a “rainbow” symbol is revealed, shall win a prize award called a “regular prize” equal to such matched prize value. In addition, the “your prize level box” may reveal that a prize is a “single” prize, “double” prize or a “double doubler” prize. A “double” prize increases the matched prize amount by a factor of two. A “double doubler” prize increases the matched prize amount by a factor of four.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred thirty-nine shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred thirty-nine called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-nine are: free “ticket,” two dollars, five dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars and two thousand five hundred dollars. Prize values and prize levels shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values and prize levels.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are free “ticket” and the “your prize level” box contains a “single” prize shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are free “ticket,” a “rainbow” symbol is revealed and the “your prize level” box contains a “single” prize shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are two dollars and the “your prize level” box contains a “single” prize shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are two dollars, a “rainbow” symbol is revealed and the “your prize level” box contains a “single” prize shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are two dollars and the “your prize level” box contains a “double” prize shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are two dollars, a “rainbow” symbol is revealed and the “your prize level” box contains a “double” prize shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are five dollars and the “your prize level” box contains a “single” prize shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are five dollars; a “rainbow” symbol is revealed and the “your prize level” box contains a “single” prize shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are two dollars and the “your prize level” box contains a “double doubler” prize shall win a regular prize award of eight dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are two dollars, a “rainbow” symbol is revealed and the “your prize level” box contains a “double doubler” prize shall win a regular prize award of eight dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are five dollars and the “your prize level” box contains a “double doubler” prize shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are five dollars, a “rainbow” symbol is revealed and the “your prize level” box contains a “double doubler” prize shall win a regular prize award of twenty dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are twenty-five dollars and the “your prize level” box contains a “double” prize shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are twenty-five dollars, a “rainbow” symbol is revealed and the “your prize level” box contains a “double” prize shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are fifty dollars and the “your prize level” box contains a “single” prize shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are fifty dollars, a “rainbow” symbol is revealed and the “your prize level” box contains a “single” prize shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are twenty-five dollars and the “your prize level” box contains a “double doubler” prize shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are twenty-five dollars, a “rainbow” symbol is revealed and the “your prize level” box contains a “double doubler” prize shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are one hundred dollars, a “rainbow” symbol is revealed and the “your prize level” box contains a “single” prize shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are fifty dollars and the “your prize level” box contains a “double doubler” prize shall win a regular prize award of two hundred dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are fifty dollars, a “rainbow” symbol is revealed and the “your prize level” box contains a “double doubler” prize shall win a regular prize award of two hundred dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are two thousand five hundred dollars and the “your prize level” box contains a “single” prize shall win a regular prize award of two thousand five hundred dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are two thousand five hundred dollars, a “rainbow” symbol is revealed and the “your prize level” box contains a “single” prize shall win a regular prize award of two thousand five hundred dollars;

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which three of the prize values revealed are two thousand five hundred dollars and the “your prize level” box contains a “double doubler” prize shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars; and

(y) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two of the prize values revealed are two thousand five hundred dollars, a “rainbow” symbol is revealed and the “your prize level” box contains a “double doubler” prize shall win a regular prize award of ten thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-nine will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per thirty million tickets sold in the following categories will be as follows:

(a) One ticket matching two thousand five hundred dollars two times and revealing a “rainbow” symbol and a “double doubler” prize level to win ten thousand dollars;

(b) Two tickets matching two thousand five hundred dollars three times and revealing a “double doubler” prize level to win ten thousand dollars;

(c) Five tickets matching two thousand five hundred dollars two times and revealing a “rainbow” symbol and a “single” prize level to win two thousand five hundred dollars;

(d) Six tickets matching two thousand five hundred dollars three times and revealing a “single” prize level to win two thousand five hundred dollars;

(e) One hundred twenty-five tickets matching fifty dollars two times and revealing a “rainbow” symbol and a “double doubler” prize level to win two hundred dollars; and

(f) One hundred twenty-five tickets matching fifty dollars three times and revealing a “double doubler” prize level to win two hundred dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, and average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Five tickets matching one hundred dollars two times and revealing a “rainbow” symbol and a “single” prize level to win one hundred dollars;

(b) Five tickets matching twenty-five dollars two times and revealing a “rainbow” symbol and a “double doubler” prize level to win one hundred dollars;

(c) Five tickets matching twenty-five dollars three times and revealing a “double doubler” prize level to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Two hundred nine tickets matching fifty dollars two times and revealing a “rainbow” symbol and a “single” prize level to win fifty dollars;

(e) Two hundred fifty-two tickets matching fifty dollars three times and revealing a “single” prize level to win fifty dollars;

(f) Two hundred sixty tickets matching twenty-five dollars two times and revealing a “rainbow” symbol and a “double” prize level to win fifty dollars;

(g) Five hundred tickets matching twenty-five dollars three times and revealing a “double” prize level to win fifty dollars;

(h) One thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching five dollars two times and revealing a “rainbow” symbol and a “double doubler” prize level to win twenty dollars;

(i) Seven hundred fifty tickets matching five dollars three times and revealing a “double doubler” prize level to win twenty dollars;

(j) One thousand tickets matching two dollars two times and revealing a “rainbow” symbol and a “double doubler” prize level to win eight dollars;

(k) Two thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching two dollars three times and revealing a “double doubler” prize level to win eight dollars;

(l) Two thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching five dollars two times and revealing a “rainbow” symbol and a “single” prize level to win five dollars;

(m) One thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching five dollars three times and revealing a “single” prize level to win five dollars;

(n) Three thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching two dollars two times and revealing a “rainbow” symbol and a “double” prize level to win four dollars;

(o) Three thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching two dollars three times and revealing a “double” prize level to win four dollars;

(p) Fifteen thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching two dollars two times and revealing a “rainbow” symbol and a “single” prize level to win two dollars;

(q) Seventeen thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching two dollars three times and revealing a “single” prize level to win two dollars;

(r) Nineteen thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching “ticket” two times and revealing a “rainbow” symbol and a “single” prize level to win a free “ticket” of comparable price; and

(s) Thirty-four thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching “ticket” three times and revealing a “single” prize level to win a free “ticket” of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred thirty-nine shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred thirty-nine is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred thirty-nine in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred thirty-nine void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred thirty-nine.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred thirty-nine in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred thirty-nine.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred thirty-nine used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred thirty-nine and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 9-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-140 Game number one hundred forty.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred forty, “New Year’s Cash,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred forty.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred forty requires the player to scratch off the covering to reveal six prize values or five prize values plus a “clock” symbol. Players who match three like prize values or two like prize values plus a “clock” symbol shall win that amount.

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free “ticket” of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts: two dollars, four dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand dollars and two thousand one dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred forty shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred forty shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred forty called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred forty are: free “ticket,” two dollars, four dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand dollars and two thousand one dollars. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a free “ticket” appears three times shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a free “ticket” appears two times and a “clock” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of a free ticket of comparable price;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears two times and a “clock” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears two times and a “clock” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears two times and a “clock” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five dollars appears two times and a “clock” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fifty dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which fifty dollars appears two times and a “clock” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one hundred dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one hundred dollars appears two times and a “clock” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one thousand dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one thousand dollars appears two times and a “clock” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two thousand one dollars appears three times shall win a regular prize award of two thousand one dollars; and

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two thousand one dollars appears two times and a “clock” symbol is revealed shall win a regular prize award of two thousand one dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred forty will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per eight million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Two tickets matching two thousand one dollars two times and revealing a “clock” symbol to win two thousand one dollars;

(b) Two tickets matching two thousand one dollars three times to win two thousand one dollars;

(d) Four tickets matching one thousand dollars three times to win one thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Six tickets matching one hundred dollars two times and revealing a “clock” symbol to win one hundred dollars;

(b) Six tickets matching one hundred dollars three times to win one hundred dollars;

(c) Three hundred twenty-five tickets matching fifty dollars two times and revealing a “clock” symbol to win fifty dollars;

(d) Two hundred forty-five tickets matching fifty dollars three times to win fifty dollars;

(e) One thousand seven hundred twenty tickets matching twenty-five dollars two times and revealing a “clock” symbol to win twenty-five dollars;

(f) Nine hundred sixty-four tickets matching twenty-five dollars three times to win twenty-five dollars;

(g) One thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching ten dollars two times and revealing a “clock” symbol to win ten dollars;

(h) Two thousand tickets matching ten dollars three times to win ten dollars;

(i) Seven thousand five hundred tickets matching four dollars two times and revealing a “clock” symbol to win four dollars;

(j) Four thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching four dollars three times to win four dollars;

(k) Twenty-two thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching two dollars two times and revealing a “clock” symbol to win two dollars;

(l) Eighteen thousand tickets matching two dollars three times to win two dollars;

(m) Thirty-six thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching a free “ticket” two times and revealing a “clock” symbol to win a free ticket of comparable price; and

(n) Twenty thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching a free “ticket” three times to win a free ticket of comparable price.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred forty shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred forty is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred forty in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred forty void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred forty.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred forty in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred forty.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred forty used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred forty and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 10-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-141 Game number one hundred forty-one.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred forty-one, “Lucky Instant,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred forty-one.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred forty-one is a key number match game with bonus feature and an instant win feature, generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean one of the following monetary amounts which is the total of all winning prize values appearing on the ticket: Two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty-five dollars, seventy-five dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand dollars and twenty-five thousand dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred forty-one shall be imprinted in such a manner that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid winning tickets shall scratch off the covering to reveal two “instant numbers,” ten “your numbers” and ten corresponding prize values. If the player matches any one or more of “your numbers” to either of the “instant numbers,” the player wins the prize value displayed below the matching “your numbers.” The player then scratches the “bonus” play area on the ticket to reveal two symbols. If the player reveals two identical symbols in the “bonus” play area, the player wins twenty-five dollars instantly. If the player reveals a “vault” symbol in the “bonus” play area, the player wins all ten prize values shown in the main play area. There are ten separate chances to win on each ticket.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred forty-one shall be two dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred forty-one called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred forty-one are: One dollar, two dollars, four dollars, five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, one hundred dollars and twenty-five thousand dollars. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(b) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears once and one dollar appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears two times and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears once and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of five dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “vault” symbol is revealed in the “bonus” play area for one dollar ten times shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(k) Holder of valid winning ticket on which one dollar appears ten times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears two times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears once, two dollars appears two times and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears three times and one dollar appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of ten dollars;

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears five times and five dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(p) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears three times and one dollar appears three times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(q) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears five times and one dollar appears five times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(r) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “vault” symbol is revealed in the “bonus” play area for two dollars five times and one dollar five times shall win a regular prize award of fifteen dollars;

(s) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which four dollars appears five times and five dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(t) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two matching symbols are revealed in the “bonus” play area for twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(u) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears three times and ten dollars appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(v) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which two dollars appears seven times, five dollars appears two times and one dollar appears once below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(w) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “vault” symbol is revealed in the “bonus” play area for two dollars seven times, five dollars two times and one dollar once shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(x) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “vault” symbol is revealed in the “bonus” play area for twenty-five dollars once, ten dollars once and five dollars eight times shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(y) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears once and five dollars appears eight times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers,” and on which two matching symbols are revealed in the “bonus” play area for twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(z) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five dollars appears once, ten dollars appears three times and five dollars appears four times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(aa) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which ten dollars appears six times and five dollars appears three times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(bb) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five dollars appears once, ten dollars appears once and five dollars appears three times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers,” and on which two matching symbols are revealed in the “bonus” play area for twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(cc) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five dollars appears three times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers,” and on which two matching symbols are revealed in the “bonus” play area for twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(dd) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which five dollars appears three times and ten dollars appears six times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers,” and on which two matching symbols are revealed in the “bonus” play area for twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(ee) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “vault” symbol is revealed in the “bonus” play area for five dollars three times, ten dollars six times and twenty-five dollars once shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(ff) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which a “vault” symbol is revealed in the “bonus” play area for one hundred dollars ten times shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars;

(gg) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which one hundred dollars appears ten times below “your numbers” which match one or both of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of one thousand dollars; and

(hh) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which twenty-five thousand dollars appears once below one of “your numbers” which matches one of the “instant numbers” shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five thousand dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred forty-one will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates the number of winning tickets sold per ten million tickets sold in the following prize categories will be as follows:

(a) Five tickets matching for twenty-five thousand dollars once to win twenty-five thousand dollars;

(b) Four tickets matching for one hundred dollars ten times to win one thousand dollars; and

(c) Nine tickets revealing a “vault” symbol in the “bonus” play area for one hundred dollars ten times to win one thousand dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Four tickets revealing a “vault” symbol in the “bonus” play area for five dollars three times, ten dollars six times and twenty-five dollars once to win one hundred dollars;

(b) Four tickets matching for five dollars three times and ten dollars six times, and revealing two matching symbols in the “bonus” play area for twenty-five dollars to win one hundred dollars;

(c) Four tickets matching for twenty-five dollars three times, and revealing two matching symbols in the “bonus” play area for twenty-five dollars to win one hundred dollars;

(d) One hundred seventy-five tickets matching for twenty-five dollars once, ten dollars once and five dollars three times, and revealing two matching symbols in the “bonus” play area for twenty-five dollars to win seventy-five dollars;

(e) One hundred seventy-five tickets matching for ten dollars six times and five dollars three times to win seventy-five dollars;

(f) Two hundred fifteen tickets matching for twenty-five dollars once, ten dollars three times and five dollars four times to win seventy-five dollars;

(g) Sixty-seven tickets matching for ten dollars once and five dollars eight times, and revealing two matching symbols in the “bonus” play area for twenty-five dollars to win seventy-five dollars;

(h) One hundred thirty-five tickets revealing a “vault” symbol in the “bonus” play area for twenty-five dollars once, ten dollars once and five dollars eight times to win seventy-five dollars;

(i) Eight hundred sixty-two tickets revealing a “vault” symbol in the “bonus” play area for two dollars seven times, five dollars two times and one dollar once to win twenty-five dollars;

(j) Four hundred seventy-eight tickets matching for two dollars seven times, five dollars two times and one dollar once to win twenty-five dollars;

(k) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars three times and ten dollars once to win twenty-five dollars;

(l) One thousand two hundred eighty-five tickets revealing two matching symbols in the “bonus” play area for twenty-five dollars to win twenty-five dollars;

(m) One thousand three hundred tickets matching for four dollars five times and five dollars once to win twenty-five dollars;

(n) One thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets revealing a “vault” symbol in the “bonus” play area for two dollars five times and one dollar five times to win fifteen dollars;

(o) Seven hundred fifty tickets matching for two dollars five times and one dollars five times to win fifteen dollars;

(p) One thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for four dollars three times and one dollar three times to win fifteen dollars;

(l) One thousand two hundred eighty-five

(q) Seven hundred fifty tickets matching for two dollars five times and five dollars once to win fifteen dollars;

(r) One thousand five hundred tickets matching for two dollars three times and one dollar four times to win ten dollars;

(s) One thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for five dollars once, two dollars two times and one dollar once to win ten dollars;

(t) Eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for five dollars two times to win ten dollars;

(u) One thousand tickets matching for one dollar ten times to win ten dollars;

(v) One thousand tickets revealing a “vault” symbol in the “bonus” play area for one dollar ten times to win ten dollars;

(w) Three thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for one dollar five times to win five dollars;

(x) Three thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for five dollars once to win five dollars;

(y) Two thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for four dollars once and one dollar once to win five dollars;

(z) Three thousand five hundred tickets matching for two dollars two times and one dollar once to win five dollars;

(aa) Eight thousand eight hundred seventy-five tickets matching for one dollar four times to win four dollars;

(bb) Nine thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for two dollars once and one dollar two times to win four dollars;

(cc) Ten thousand seven hundred fifty tickets matching for two dollars two times to win four dollars;

(dd) Thirty-five thousand three hundred seventy-five tickets matching for two dollars once to win two dollars; and

(ee) Thirty-two thousand one hundred twenty-five tickets matching for one dollar two times to win two dollars.

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred forty-one shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred forty-one is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize award shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred forty-one in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director by the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred forty-one void if it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred forty-one.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred forty-one in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred forty-one.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred forty-one used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred forty-one and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 10-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-142 Game number one hundred forty-two.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred forty-two, “Best of 3,” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred forty-two.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred forty-two is a number match game with a “single” prize, a “double” prize and a “triple” prize feature, generally known as an “instant lottery.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize award” shall mean a free “ticket” of comparable price or one of the following monetary amounts: Two dollars, four dollars, six dollars, twelve dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, seventy-five dollars, one hundred dollars, three hundred dollars, six hundred dollars and one thousand eight hundred dollars. Each ticket in game number one hundred forty-two shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.

(3) Holders of valid tickets will remove the covering off the entire play area to reveal one “match card” number, one corresponding prize value and three card numbers (with one number under the “card 1,” the “card 2” and the “card 3” play areas of the ticket). If the player matches the “card 1” number to the “match card” number, the player wins the corresponding prize value shown. If the player matches the “card 2” number to the “match card” number, the player wins double the corresponding prize value shown. If the player matches the “card 3” number to the “match card” number, the player wins triple the corresponding prize value shown.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred forty-two shall be one dollar.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred forty-two called a “regular prize award.”

(2) The only “prize values” which shall appear on a ticket in game number one hundred forty two are: Free “ticket,” two dollars, four dollars, six dollars, twenty-five dollars, one hundred dollars, and six hundred dollars. Prize values shall be concealed by an opaque covering which may be scratched off by the holder of the ticket to reveal the underlying prize values.

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 1” number matches the “match card” number for a free “ticket” shall win a regular prize award of a free “ticket of comparable price;”

(a) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 1” number matches the “match card” number for two dollars shall win a regular prize award of two dollars;

(c) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 1” number matches the “match card” number for four dollars shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(d) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 2” number matches the “match card” number for two dollars doubled shall win a regular prize award of four dollars;

(e) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 1” number matches the “match card” number for six dollars shall win a regular prize award of six dollars;

(f) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 3” number matches the “match card” number for two dollars tripled shall win a regular prize award of six dollars;

(g) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 3” number matches the “match card” number for six dollars doubled shall win a regular prize award of twelve dollars;

(h) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 3” number matches the “match card” number for four dollars tripled shall win a regular prize award of twelve dollars;

(i) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 1” number matches the “match card” number for twenty-five dollars shall win a regular prize award of twenty-five dollars;

(j) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 2” number matches the “match card” number for twenty-five dollars doubled shall win a regular prize award of fifty dollars;

(k) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 3” number matches the “match card” number for twenty-five dollars tripled shall win a regular prize award of seventy-five dollars;

(l) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 1” number matches the “match card” number for one hundred dollars shall win a regular prize award of one hundred dollars;

(m) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 3” number matches the “match card” number for one hundred dollars tripled shall win a regular prize award of three hundred dollars;

(n) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 1” number matches the “match card” number for six hundred dollars shall win a regular prize award of six hundred seven dollars; and

(o) Holder of a valid winning ticket on which the “card 3” number matches the “match card” number for six hundred dollars tripled shall win a regular prize award of one thousand eight hundred dollars.

(E) Number of prize awards. The number of prize awards in any sales cycle of game number one hundred forty-two will depend upon the number of tickets sold during that cycle. Tickets shall be printed in accordance with this rule using random techniques in order that:

(1) Combinations winning each prize award are randomly distributed throughout all tickets printed in any given ticket issuance; and

(2) Mathematical reasoning indicates that the number of winning tickets sold per eight million tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Five tickets matching the “card 3” number for six hundred dollars tripled to win one thousand eight hundred dollars; and

(b) Eight tickets matching the “card 1” number for six hundred dollars to win six hundred dollars.

(3) Mathematical reasoning indicates that, over a sufficiently large number of tickets sold, the average number of winning tickets per five hundred thousand tickets sold will be as follows:

(a) Three tickets matching the “card 3” number for one hundred dollars tripled to win three hundred dollars;

(b) Four tickets matching the “card 1” number for one hundred dollars to win one hundred dollars;

(d) Three hundred eighty tickets matching the “card 2” number for twenty-five dollars doubled to win fifty dollars;

(e) One thousand three hundred thirty-five tickets matching the “card 1” number for twenty-five dollars to win twenty-five dollars;

(f) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching the “card 3” number for four dollars tripled to win twelve dollars;

(g) One thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching the “card 2” number for six dollars doubled to win twelve dollars;

(h) Three thousand tickets matching the “card 3” number for two dollars tripled to win six dollars;

(i) Three thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching the “card 1” number for six dollars to win six dollars;

(j) Seven thousand tickets matching the “card 2” number for two dollars doubled to win four dollars;

(k) Seven thousand five hundred tickets matching the “card 1” number for four dollars to win four dollars;

(l) Thirty thousand two hundred fifty tickets matching the “card 1” number for two dollars to win two dollars; and

(m) Forty-nine thousand tickets matching the “card 1” number for a free “ticket” to win a free “ticket of comparable price.”

(F) Frequency of prize drawings.

(1) Random imprinting of prize awards on all tickets issued in game number one hundred forty-two shall be accomplished in a manner which complies with the commission’s rules and procedures.

(2) When a ticket issued in game number one hundred forty-two is sold or deemed sold in accordance with this rule and the covering material over any of the numbers has been removed, the holder shall be deemed to have drawn the numbers on that ticket which determine whether the holder is entitled to a regular prize award. All regular prize awards shall be deemed announced no later than the last day of the sales cycle of game number one hundred forty-two in which the ticket was sold.

(H) Validity of tickets.

(1) A mechanical error in printing prize awards, symbols, words or other numbers on a ticket shall not automatically invalidate that ticket. To the extent feasible, the director shall establish procedures by which the holder of any ticket on which information is incorrectly printed due to mechanical malfunction may be advised of correct information for the Ticket. If it is not technically feasible to recover the information from a mechanically misprinted ticket, the director may declare the ticket void and the holder shall be entitled to a return of the ticket price, or a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(2) In addition to, but not in limitation of, all other power and authority conferred on the director for the commission’s rules, the director may declare a ticket in game number one hundred forty-two void is it is stolen, unissued, deactivated, not sold or deemed not sold in accordance with commission rules; if it is illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeit, misregistered, reconstituted, miscut, defective, printed or produced in error or incomplete; or if the ticket fails any of the validation tests or procedures established by the director. The commission’s liability and responsibility for a ticket declared void, if any, is limited to refund of the retail sales price of the ticket or issuance of a replacement ticket of comparable price.

(I) Director’s conduct of game number one hundred forty-two.

(1) The director shall conduct game number one hundred forty-two in a manner consistent with the Lottery Act, the rules of the commission, including without limitation, this rule and the regulations of the director. As deemed necessary or advisable, the director shall adopt management regulations, orders or directives to implement and operate this lottery game. The director shall inform the public of the provisions of this rule and the procedures established pursuant hereto which affect the play of game number one hundred forty-two.

(2) Names and definitions of elements of game number one hundred forty-two used in this rule are to be considered generic terms used solely for purposes of this rule. In actual operation, game number one hundred forty-two and these elements may be given names or titles chosen by the commission.

HISTORY: Eff 10-28-00

Rule promulgated under: RC 111.15

Rule authorized by: RC 3770.03

Rule amplifies: RC 3770.01 to 3770.08

3770:1-9-143 Game number one hundred forty-three.

(A) Title and term. Ohio lottery commission game number one hundred forty-three “Blackout Bingo” shall be conducted at such times and for such periods as the commission may determine. For the purpose of this rule, “sales cycle” shall mean any such period, including reprints, beginning on the date when ticket sales are commenced and continuing through the date established by the director as the date on which agents are to make their final settlement with respect to tickets allocated to them during the period in game number one hundred forty-three.

(B) General design.

(1) Game number one hundred forty-three is an instant lottery game within which are contained four separate games referred to as “card 1,” “card 2,” “card 3” and “card 4” on the ticket. To win a prize award(s), the player is required to scratch off the covering over the “caller’s card” to reveal twenty-five bingo numbers, plus “five bonus numbers” for a total of thirty bingo numbers. The player then scratches off the overlay for all numbers contained on cards 1 through 4 that correspond to any of the thirty bingo numbers revealed. Prizes may be won if the matched numbers revealed on any one “card” form the following: a complete horizontal or vertical line of five matched spaces or four matched spaces and the “free” space in the middle; a diagonal line of four matched spaces and the “free” space in the middle; matching numbers in all four corners; two complete diagonal lines forming an “x” including eight matched numbers and the “free” space; and a “blackout” containing twenty-four matched numbers in one card surrounding the “free” space. The prizes available are printed beside each “card.” A player may win up to four times on one ticket but may win only once per “card.”

(2) As used in this rule, “prize value” shall mean one of the following monetary figures as they appear in each separate card:

(a) “Card 1” ? three dollars, twenty dollars, fifty dollars and one thousand dollars;

(b) “Card 2” ? five dollars, fifty dollars, one thousand dollars and one thousand five hundred dollars;

(d) “Card 4” ? fifteen dollars, one hundred dollars, twenty thousand dollars and thirty thousand dollars.

(3) Each separate “card,” 1 through 4, in instant game number one hundred forty-three shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the sets listed above may be won.

(C) Price of tickets. The price of a ticket issued by the commission in game number one hundred forty-three shall be three dollars.

(D) Structure, nature and value of prize awards.

(1) There shall be one type of prize in game number one hundred forty-three called a “regular prize award.” A single ticket may generate no more than four prize awards. The sum of all prize awards on a ticket constitutes a regular prize award.

(2) As used in this rule, the only “prize awards” that can be won in game number one hundred forty-three are: Three dollars, five dollars, eight dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars, twenty dollars, twenty-five dollars, thirty dollars, thirty-five dollars, fifty dollars, seventy-five dollars, one hundred dollars, one thousand dollars, one thousand five hundred dollars, five thousand dollars, twenty thousand dollars and thirty thousand dollars. Each separate “card,” 1 through 4, in instant game number one hundred forty-three shall be imprinted in such a way that prize awards from the set listed above may be won.