1. The Small Games of Chance License should be predominately
displayed.
2. Players must be 18 or older to participate.
3. No person convicted of a felony or a violation of the Bingo Law or
the Act may manage, set up, supervise or participate in the operation of
games of chance.
4. A licensed eligible organization may not advertise the prizes
offered in games of chance, but prizes must be identified on a raffle
ticket.
5. A licensed eligible organization may not pay a person to conduct
games of chance.
6. Only eligible organization managers, officers, directors, bar
personnel or bona fide members of the eligible organization may conduct a
small game of chance.
7. Players of games of chance shall pay for their plays in cash and in
advance of the game's play.
8. The maximum cash value of a prize for individual play is $500,
except for prizes awarded in a raffle conducted under a special permit,
in carryover daily drawings and in weekly drawings.
9. No more than $5,000 in cash or merchandise may be awarded in a
7-day period.
10. No more than $5,000 in cash or merchandise may be awarded in
raffles in a calendar month except under a special permit.
11. No one visibly intoxicated may purchase or sell a chance.
12. Merchandise prizes should be displayed in the immediate area of
the games for which they are prizes.
13. Prizes should be delivered to the winner as soon as possible.
14. Winning pull-tabs or punchboard plays should be perforated or
punched as soon as they are redeemed.
15. An employee of a distributor may not be an employee, consultant or
volunteer to a licensed eligible organization unless the employee has
made a full written disclosure of the employee's distributorship
employment to the eligible organization.
16. The licensed eligible organization shall not allow an employee of
a distributor to play games of chance at the eligible organization if the
eligible organization is a customer of the distributorship.
