DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
Lottery Commission

1 CCR 206-1 RULES AND REGULATIONS

Rule 6.TS General Rules and Regulations
Basis and Purpose For Rule 6.TS Roulette Riches Game Number 369
6.TS.1  Purpose and Statutory Authority
These Rules and Regulations are adopted by the Colorado Lottery Commission governing the establishment and operation of the Colorado Lottery pursuant to the authority provided by Part 2, Article 35, Title 24, C.R.S. 24-35-208 (1)(a) and (2), 24-35-212 and 24-35-212.5, Rule 5 and under such further instructions and directives as the Lottery Director may issue in furtherance thereof.
6.TS.2  Definitions
In addition to the definitions provided by Rule 1 and Rule 5, and unless these Rules and Regulations for Colorado Lottery Game Number 369 otherwise require, Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Legends, Identifiers, Play Symbol Captions, Prize Symbol Captions, and Retailer Validation Codes are as set forth in Paragraph 6.TS.9 and Exhibits A through C of this Rule 6.TS.

6.TS.3  Determination of Instant Prize Winners
An instant prize winner for Colorado Lottery Game Number 369 shall be determined as follows and as set forth in Exhibit A:

a)	The holder of a ticket on which any of the four (4) "Your Numbers" Play Symbols with corresponding caption match the "Wheel #" Play Symbol with corresponding caption shall be entitled to the dollar amount of the "Prize" Symbol with corresponding caption shown directly below the "Your Numbers" Play Symbol that matches the "Wheel #" Play Symbol.
b)	The holder of a ticket on which any of the four (4) "Your Numbers" Play Symbols with corresponding caption is a "  " with corresponding caption shall win double the amount of the prize shown for that  "Wheel #" Play Symbol with corresponding caption.
c)	Players may win up to four (4) times on a ticket in Colorado Lottery Game Number 369.

d)	In all events, the determination of prize winners shall be subject to the general ticket validation requirements set forth in Paragraph 5.17 of Rule 5, Paragraph 6.TS.8, and the requirements set out on the back of each instant ticket.  
6.TS.4  Claim Period and Payment of Prizes
a)	All instant cash prizes must be claimed within 180 days after the announced end of the game.

b)	The holder of any $1, $2, $4, $5, $10, $15, $20 or $50 prize-winning ticket may take it to any Lottery retailer location, mail it to Lottery Headquarters as provided on the ticket back or deliver the ticket to any Lottery Claims Center for validation and subsequent payment. The holder of any $100 or $500 prize-winning ticket may mail it to Lottery Headquarters or deliver the ticket to any Lottery Claims Center for validation and subsequent payment.  Lottery retailers, at their option, may accept $100 or $500 prize-winning tickets for validation and payment.
c)	The holder of a $5,000 prize-winning ticket shall fill out a claim form and send the completed form and the ticket to the Lottery for validation and payment pursuant to instructions on the back of the ticket or deliver the ticket to any Lottery Claims Center for validation and subsequent payment.

6.TS.5  Price of Tickets 
The purchase price of each ticket for Colorado Lottery Game Number 369 shall be $1.00.  However, a licensed retailer may be permitted, upon prior approval of the Director, to make gifts of tickets as a means of promoting the sale of goods or services to the public.
6.TS.6  Numbers and Sizes of  Instant Prizes 
The numbers (plus five percent or minus three percent [+5% or -3% based upon pool level]) and sizes of instant prizes are as set forth in Exhibit B attached to this Rule 6.TS and incorporated by reference as though fully set forth herein.  Overall odds of winning include break-even prizes.
6.TS.7  Manner of Selecting Winning Tickets
The winning of any cash prizes in the amounts set forth in Paragraph 6.TS.6 results from ticket purchases by the public and removal by the ticket holder of the rub-off area revealing a winning combination of play symbols with corresponding captions as set forth in Paragraph 6.TS.3.  In addition, to be a valid instant cash winning ticket, all of the requirements of Paragraph 5.17 of Rule 5 and 6.TS.8 must be satisfied.
6.TS.8  Ticket Validation Requirements 
In addition to meeting all of the requirements in these Rules and Regulations, Paragraph 5.17 of Rule 5, and those printed on the back of each ticket, to be a valid instant winning ticket, the number and placement of Play Symbols and Prize Symbols on the ticket must conform precisely to those in Exhibit A and the Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Play Symbol Captions, Prize Symbol Captions, Legends, Identifiers and Retailer Validation Codes must be present in their entirety and must conform to those in Exhibit C attached to this Rule 6.TS and incorporated by reference as though fully set forth herein.
6.TS.9  Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Legends, Identifiers, Play Symbol Captions, Prize Symbol Captions, and Retailer Validation Codes 
Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Play Symbol Captions, Prize Symbol Captions, Legends, Identifiers and Retailer Validation Codes are as set forth in Exhibit C attached to this Rule 6.TS and incorporated by reference as though fully set forth herein. 

Exhibit A – Ticket Front Covered/Uncovered

Ticket Back Language:

OVERALL PROBABILITY OF WINNING IS APPROXIMATELY 1 IN 4.49 INCLUDING BREAK-EVEN PRIZES.

Claim winners up to and including $50 at any Lottery retailer; winners up to and including $599 may be claimed at participating retailers or mail signed ticket with your name and address to Colorado Lottery, P.O. Box 7, Pueblo, CO 81002-0007 for payment.  Retailers have the option on paying up to $599.  Claim prizes of more than $599 by mailing signed ticket and filled out claim form obtainable at Lottery retailers to P.O. Box 7, Pueblo, CO 81002-0007or claim at the Lottery within 180 days of the announced end of game.  Ticket purchasers must be at least 18 years old.  All cash prizes not claimed within 180 days after end of game are forfeited.  All tickets, transactions, and winners are subject to Lottery Rules and State Law.  Tickets are void and not entitled to prize payment if they fail to meet requirements of game rules or are irregular in any manner.  Liability for a void ticket is limited to replacement of ticket or refund of retail sales price.  Availability of prizes subject to prior sale.  

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Exhibit A – Ticket Back

Exhibit B – Prize Structure

Exhibit C – Image Fonts

Exhibit C – Validation Codes

Exhibit C – Validation Codes

Rule 6.TT General Rules and Regulations
Basis and Purpose For Rule 6.TT Double Blackjack Game Number 370
6.TT.1  Purpose and Statutory Authority
These Rules and Regulations are adopted by the Colorado Lottery Commission governing the establishment and operation of the Colorado Lottery pursuant to the authority provided by Part 2, Article 35, Title 24, C.R.S. 24-35-208 (1)(a) and (2), 24-35-212 and 24-35-212.5, Rule 5 and under such further instructions and directives as the Lottery Director may issue in furtherance thereof.
6.TT.2  Definitions
In addition to the definitions provided by Rule 1 and Rule 5, and unless these Rules and Regulations for Colorado Lottery Game Number 370 otherwise require, Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Legends, Identifiers, Play Symbol Captions, Prize Symbol Captions, and Retailer Validation Codes are as set forth in Paragraph 6.TT.9 and Exhibits A through C of this Rule 6.TT.

6.TT.3  Determination of Instant Prize Winners
An instant prize-winner for Colorado Lottery Game Number 370 shall be determined as follows and as set forth in Exhibit A:
a)	For purposes of determining instant prize-winners a "Table," shall consist of five (5) "Player" Hands and one (1) Dealer's Hand.  Each "Player" hand shall consist of two Card Symbols with corresponding captions and one (1) "Prize" symbol with corresponding caption in "Player1", "Player 2", "Player 3", "Player 4", and "Player 5" on "Table 1" and "Table 2."  For the purposes of this game, all cards shall equal the numeric number shown; "Ace" shall equal eleven (11), "King," "Queen," "Jack" shall equal ten (10).
b)	The holder of a ticket on which the two (2) "Player" Play Symbols with corresponding captions in "Player 1", " Player 2", " Player 3", " Player 4", and " Player 5", on "Table 1" and "Table 2" are greater than the "Dealer's Hand" Play Symbol with corresponding caption shall be entitled to the dollar amount indicated in the "Prize" Symbol Play Spot.
c)	The holder of a ticket on which the two (2) "Player" Play Symbols equals twenty-one (21) with corresponding caption shall be entitled to double the dollar amount indicated in the "Prize" Symbol play spot.
d)	"Play" symbols may not be interchanged among "Tables".
e)	Players may win up to ten (10) times on a ticket in Colorado Lottery Game Number 370.
f)	In all events, the determination of prize winners shall be subject to the general ticket validation requirements set forth in Paragraph 5.17 of Rule 5, Paragraph 6.TT.8, and the requirements set out on the back of each instant ticket.
6.TT.4  Claim Period and Payment of Prizes
a)	All instant "cash" prizes must be claimed within 180 days after the announced end of the game.
b)	The holder of any $2, $4, $10, $20, $40 or $50 prize-winning ticket may take it to any Lottery retailer location, mail it to Lottery Headquarters as provided on the ticket back or deliver the ticket to any Lottery Claims Center for validation and subsequent payment.  The holder of any $200 or $500 prize-winning ticket may mail it to Lottery Headquarters or deliver the ticket to any Lottery Claims Center for validation and subsequent payment.  Lottery retailers, at their option, may accept $200 or $500 prize-winning tickets for validation and payment.
c)	The holder of a $1,000 or $25,000 prize-winning ticket shall fill out a claim form and send the completed form and the ticket to the Lottery for validation and payment pursuant to instructions on the back of the ticket or deliver the ticket to any Lottery Claims Center for validation and subsequent payment.
d)	Any prize from a winning ticket that is not claimed within the period specified herein and in the manner specified on the back of each ticket shall remain the property of the Lottery.
6.TT.5  Price of Tickets 
The purchase price of each ticket for Colorado Lottery Game Number 370 shall be $2.00.  However, a licensed retailer may be permitted, upon prior approval of the Director, to make gifts of tickets as a means of promoting the sale of goods or services to the public.
6.TT.6  Numbers and Sizes of Prizes 
The numbers (plus five percent or minus three percent [+5% or -3%based upon pool level]) and sizes of instant prizes are as set forth in Exhibit B attached to this Rule 6.TT and incorporated by reference as fully set forth herein.  Overall odds of winning include break-even prizes.
6.TT.7  Manner of Selecting Winning Tickets
The winning of any cash prizes in the amounts set forth in Paragraph 6.TT.6 results from ticket purchases by the public and removal by the ticket holder of the rub-off area revealing a winning combination of play symbols with corresponding captions as set forth in Paragraph 6.TT.3.  In addition, to be a valid instant cash winning ticket, all of the requirements of Paragraph 5.17 of Rule 5 and 6.TT.8 must be satisfied.
6.TT.8  Ticket Validation Requirements 
In addition to meeting all of the requirements in these Rules and Regulations, Paragraph 5.17 of Rule 5, and those printed on the back of each ticket, to be a valid instant winning ticket, the number and placement of Play Symbols and Prize Symbols on the ticket must conform precisely to those in Exhibit A and the Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Captions, Legends, Identifiers, and Retailer Validation Codes must be present in their entirety and must conform to those in Exhibit C attached to this Rule 6.TT and incorporated by reference as though fully set forth herein.
6.TT.9  Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Legends, Identifiers, Play Symbol Captions, Prize Symbol Captions, and Retailer Validation Codes 
Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Play Symbol Captions, Prize Symbol Captions, Legends, Identifiers and Retailer Validation Codes are as set forth in Exhibit C attached to this Rule 6.TT and incorporated by reference as though fully set forth herein. 

Exhibit A – Ticket Front Covered/Uncovered

Ticket Back Language:

OVERALL PROBABILITY OF WINNING IS APPROXIMATELY 1 IN 3.97 INCLUDING BREAK-EVEN PRIZES.
Claim winners up to and including $50 at any Lottery retailer; winners up to and including $599 may be claimed at participating retailers or mail signed ticket with your name and address to Colorado Lottery, P.O. Box 7, Pueblo, CO 81002-0007 for payment.  Retailers have the option of paying up to $599.  Claim prizes of more than $599 by mailing signed ticket and filled out claim form obtainable at Lottery retailers to P.O. Box 7, Pueblo, CO 81002-0007 or claim at the Lottery Office.  Tickets must be received at the Lottery within 180 days of the announced end of game.  Ticket purchasers must be at least 18 years old.  All cash prizes not claimed within 180 days after end of game are forfeited.  All tickets, transactions, and winners are subject to Lottery Rules and State Law.  Tickets are void and not entitled to prize payment if they fail to meet requirements of game rules or are irregular in any manner.  Liability for a void ticket is limited to replacement of ticket or refund of retail sales price.  Availability of prizes subject to prior sale.  
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Exhibit A – Ticket Back

Exhibit B – Prize Structure

Exhibit C – Image Fonts

Exhibit C – Validation Codes

Exhibit C – Validation Codes

Rule 6.TU General Rules and Regulations
Basis and Purpose For Rule 6.TU Slots of Money Game Number 371
6.TU.1  Purpose and Statutory Authority
These Rules and Regulations are adopted by the Colorado Lottery Commission governing the establishment and operation of the Colorado Lottery pursuant to the authority provided by Part 2, Article 35, Title 24, C.R.S. 24-35-208 (1)(a) and (2), 24-35-212 and 24-35-212.5, Rule 5 and under such further instructions and directives as the Lottery Director may issue in furtherance thereof.
6.TU.2  Definitions
In addition to the definitions provided by Rule 1 and Rule 5, and unless these Rules and Regulations for Colorado Lottery Game Number 371 otherwise require, Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Legends, Identifiers, Play Symbol Captions, Prize Symbol Captions, and Retailer Validation Codes are as set forth in Paragraph 6.TU.9 and Exhibits A through C of this Rule 6.TU.

6.TU.3  Determination of Instant Prize Winners
An instant prize-winner for Colorado Lottery Game Number 371 shall be determined as follows and as set forth in Exhibit A: 
a)	For purposes of determining instant prize winners for "Pull 1", "Pull 2", "Pull 3", "Pull 4", "Pull 5", "Pull 6", "Pull 7", "Pull 8", "Pull 9", "Pull 10," "Pull 11" and "Pull 12".  A "Pull" shall consist of three (3) "Pull" Play Symbols with corresponding captions appearing side by side on one (1) horizontal row on the ticket play area and one (1) "Prize" Play Symbol with corresponding caption.
b)	The holder of a ticket on which all three (3) "Pull" Play Symbols with corresponding captions in "Pull 1", "Pull 2", "Pull 3", "Pull 4", "Pull 5", "Pull 6", "Pull 7", "Pull 8", "Pull 9", "Pull 10," "Pull 11" or "Pull 12" are the same (match) shall be entitled to the dollar amount indicated in the "Prize" Play Symbol with corresponding caption to the right of the corresponding "Pull".
c)	The holder of a ticket on which all three (3) of the "Pull" Play Symbols with corresponding captions in "Pull 1", "Pull 2", "Pull 3", "Pull 4", "Pull 5", "Pull 6", "Pull 7", "Pull 8", "Pull 9", "Pull 10," "Pull 11" and "Pull 12" is a   "  " Play Symbol with corresponding caption shall be entitled to receive all of the prizes indicated in each of the twelve (12) "Pulls".
d)	"Pull" symbols may not be interchanged among "Pulls."
e)	Players may win up to twelve (12) times on a ticket in Colorado Lottery Game Number 371.

f)	In all events, the determination of prize winners shall be subject to the general ticket validation requirements set forth in Paragraph 5.17 of Rule 5, Paragraph 6.TU.8, and the requirements set out on the back of each instant ticket.
6.TU.4  Claim Period and Payment of Prizes
a)	All instant "cash" prizes must be claimed within 180 days after the announced end of the game.

b)	The holder of any $5, $10, $20 or $50 prize-winning ticket may take it to any Lottery retailer location, mail it to Lottery Headquarters as provided on the ticket back or deliver the ticket to any Lottery Claims Center for validation and subsequent payment.  The holder of any $100 or $500 prize-winning ticket may mail it to Lottery Headquarters or deliver the ticket to any Lottery Claims Center for validation and subsequent payment.  Lottery retailers, at their option, may accept $100 or $500 prize-winning tickets for validation and payment.

c)	The holder of a $1,000, $5,000, $20,000 or $100,000 prize-winning ticket shall fill out a claim form and send the completed form and the ticket to the Lottery for validation and payment pursuant to instructions on the back of the ticket or deliver the ticket to any Lottery Claims Center for validation and subsequent payment.

d)	Any prize from a winning ticket that is not claimed within the period specified herein and in the manner specified on the back of each ticket shall remain the property of the Lottery.
6.TU.5  Price of Tickets 
The purchase price of each ticket for Colorado Lottery Game Number 371 shall be $5.00.  However, a licensed retailer may be permitted, upon prior approval of the Director, to make gifts of tickets as a means of promoting the sale of goods or services to the public.
6.TU.6  Numbers and Sizes of Prizes 
The numbers (plus five percent or minus three percent [+5% or -3%based upon pool level]) and sizes of instant prizes are as set forth in Exhibit B attached to this Rule 6.TU and incorporated by reference as fully set forth herein.  Overall odds of winning include break-even prizes.
6.TU.7  Manner of Selecting Winning Tickets
The winning of any cash prizes in the amounts set forth in Paragraph 6.TU.6 results from ticket purchases by the public and removal by the ticket holder of the rub-off area revealing a winning combination of play symbols with corresponding captions as set forth in Paragraph 6.TU.3.  In addition, to be a valid instant cash winning ticket, all of the requirements of Paragraph 5.17 of Rule 5 and 6.TU.8 must be satisfied.
6.TU.8  Ticket Validation Requirements 
In addition to meeting all of the requirements in these Rules and Regulations, Paragraph 5.17 of Rule 5, and those printed on the back of each ticket, to be a valid instant winning ticket, the number and placement of Play Symbols and Prize Symbols on the ticket must conform precisely to those in Exhibit A and the Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Captions, Legends, Identifiers, and Retailer Validation Codes must be present in their entirety and must conform to those in Exhibit C attached to this Rule 6.TU and incorporated by reference as though fully set forth herein.
6.TU.9  Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Legends, Identifiers, Play Symbol Captions, Prize Symbol Captions, and Retailer Validation Codes 
Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Play Symbol Captions, Prize Symbol Captions, Legends, Identifiers and Retailer Validation Codes are as set forth in Exhibit C attached to this Rule 6.TU and incorporated by reference as though fully set forth herein. 

Exhibit A - Ticket Front – Covered/Uncovered
Exhibit A – Ticket Back

Ticket Back Language:

OVERALL PROBABILITY OF WINNING IS APPROXIMATELY 1 IN 3.72 INCLUDING BREAK-EVEN PRIZES.
Claim winners up to and including $50 at any Lottery retailer; winners up to and including $599 may be claimed at participating retailers or mail signed ticket with your name and address to Colorado Lottery, P.O. Box 7, Pueblo, CO 81002-0007 for payment.  Retailers have the option of paying up to $599.  Claim prizes of more than $599 by mailing signed ticket and filled out claim form obtainable at Lottery retailers to P.O. Box 7, Pueblo, CO 81002-0007 or claim at the Lottery Office.  Tickets must be received at the Lottery within 180 days of the announced end of game.  Ticket purchasers must be at least 18 years old.  All cash prizes not claimed within 180 days after end of game are forfeited.  All tickets, transactions, and winners are subject to Lottery Rules and State Law.  Tickets are void and not entitled to prize payment if they fail to meet requirements of game rules or are irregular in any manner.  Liability for a void ticket is limited to replacement of ticket or refund of retail sales price.  Availability of prizes subject to prior sale.  
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Exhibit B – Prize Structure

Exhibit C – Image Fonts

Exhibit C – Validation Codes

Exhibit C – Validation Codes

Rule 6.TV General Rules and Regulations
Basis and Purpose For Rule 6.TV Cat Scratch Fever Game Number 372
6.TV.1  Purpose and Statutory Authority
These Rules and Regulations are adopted by the Colorado Lottery Commission governing the establishment and operation of the Colorado Lottery pursuant to the authority provided by Part 2, Article 35, Title 24, C.R.S. 24-35-208 (1)(a) and (2), 24-35-212 and 24-35-212.5, Rule 5 and under such further instructions and directives as the Lottery Director may issue in furtherance thereof.
6.TV.2  Definitions
In addition to the definitions provided by Rule 1 and Rule 5, and unless these Rules and Regulations for Colorado Lottery Game Number 372 otherwise require, Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Legends, Identifiers, Play Symbol Captions, Prize Symbol Captions, and Retailer Validation Codes are as set forth in Paragraph 6.TV.9 and Exhibits A through C of this Rule 6.TV.

6.TV.3  Determination of Instant Prize Winners
An instant prize-winner for Colorado Lottery Game Number 372 shall be determined as follows and as set forth in Exhibit A: 
a)	The holder of a ticket on which any three (3) of the nine (9) Play Symbols with corresponding captions are the same (match) shall be entitled to a prize equal to the dollar amount of one (1) of the three (3) matching Play Symbols.
b)	The holder of a ticket on which any two (2) of the nine (9) Play Symbols with corresponding captions are the same (match) and a third Play Symbol is a " " Play Symbol with corresponding caption shall be entitled to a prize equal to the dollar amount of one (1) of the two (2) matching Play Symbols.
c)	Players may win up to one (1) time on a ticket in Colorado Lottery Game Number 372.

d)	In all events, the determination of prizewinners shall be subject to the general ticket validation requirements set forth in Paragraph 5.17 of Rule 5, Paragraph 6.TV.8, and the requirements set out on the back of each instant ticket.
6.TV.4  Claim Period and Payment of Prizes
a)	All instant "cash" prizes must be claimed within 180 days after the announced end of the game.

b)	The holder of any $1, $2, $4, $5, $10, $20, $25, $40 or $50 prize-winning ticket may take it to any Lottery retailer location, mail it to Lottery Headquarters as provided on the ticket back or deliver the ticket to any Lottery Claims Center for validation and subsequent payment.  The holder of any $100 or $500 prize-winning ticket may mail it to Lottery Headquarters or deliver the ticket to any Lottery Claims Center for validation and subsequent payment.  Lottery retailers, at their option, may accept  $100 or $500 prize-winning tickets for validation and payment.

c)	The holder of a $5,000 prize-winning ticket shall fill out a claim form and send the completed form and the ticket to the Lottery for validation and payment pursuant to instructions on the back of the ticket or deliver the ticket to any Lottery Claims Center for validation and subsequent payment.

d)	Any prize from a winning ticket that is not claimed within the period specified herein and in the manner specified on the back of each ticket shall remain the property of the Lottery.
6.TV.5  Price of Tickets 
The purchase price of each ticket for Colorado Lottery Game Number 372 shall be $1.00.  However, a licensed retailer may be permitted, upon prior approval of the Director, to make gifts of tickets as a means of promoting the sale of goods or services to the public.
6.TV.6  Numbers and Sizes of Prizes 
The numbers (plus five percent or minus three percent [+5% or -3% based upon pool level]) and sizes of instant prizes are as set forth in Exhibit B attached to this Rule 6.TV and incorporated by reference as though fully set forth herein.  Overall odds of winning include break-even prizes.
6.TV.7  Manner of Selecting Winning Tickets
The winning of any cash prizes in the amounts set forth in Paragraph 6.TV.6 results from ticket purchases by the public and removal by the ticket holder of the rub-off area revealing a winning combination of play symbols with corresponding captions as set forth in Paragraph 6.TV.3.  In addition, to be a valid instant cash winning ticket, all of the requirements of Paragraph 5.17 of Rule 5 and 6.TV.8 must be satisfied.
6.TV.8  Ticket Validation Requirements 
In addition to meeting all of the requirements in these Rules and Regulations, Paragraph 5.17 of Rule 5, and those printed on the back of each ticket, to be a valid instant winning ticket, the number and placement of Play Symbols and Prize Symbols on the ticket must conform precisely to those in Exhibit A and the Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Captions, Legends, Identifiers, and Retailer Validation Codes must be present in their entirety and must conform to those in Exhibit C attached to this Rule 6.TV and incorporated by reference as though fully set forth herein.
6.TV.9  Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Legends, Identifiers, Play Symbol Captions, Prize Symbol Captions, and Retailer Validation Codes 
Play Symbols, Prize Symbols, Play Symbol Captions, Prize Symbol Captions, Legends, Identifiers and Retailer Validation Codes are as set forth in Exhibit C attached to this Rule 6.TV and incorporated by reference as though fully set forth herein. 

Exhibit A – Ticket Front Covered/Uncovered

Exhibit A – Ticket Back

Ticket Back Language:

OVERALL PROBABILITY OF WINNING IS APPROXIMATELY 1 IN 4.65 INCLUDING BREAK-EVEN PRIZES.
Claim winners up to and including $50 at any Lottery retailer; winners up to and including $599 may be claimed at participating retailers or mail signed ticket with your name and address to Colorado Lottery, P.O. Box 7, Pueblo, CO 81002-0007 for payment.  Retailers have the option of paying up to $599.  Claim prizes of more than $599 by mailing signed ticket and filled out claim form obtainable at Lottery retailers to P.O. Box 7, Pueblo, CO 81002-0007 or claim at the Lottery Office.  Tickets must be received at the Lottery within 180 days of the announced end of game.  Ticket purchasers must be at least 18 years old.  All cash prizes not claimed within 180 days after end of game are forfeited.  All tickets, transactions, and winners are subject to Lottery Rules and State Law.  Tickets are void and not entitled to prize payment if they fail to meet requirements of game rules or are irregular in any manner.  Liability for a void ticket is limited to replacement of ticket or refund of retail sales price.  Availability of prizes subject to prior sale.  
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Exibit B – Prize Structure

Exhibit C – Image Fonts

Exhibit C – Validation Codes

Exhibit C – Validation Codes

DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE

Lottery Commission

1 CCR 206-1 RULES AND REGULATIONS

Amended Rule 10.A Lotto General Rules and Regulations
BASIS AND PURPOSE OF AMENDED RULE 10.A
The basis and purpose of Amended Rule 10.A is to provide specific game details and requirements for the Colorado Lottery Online Game "LOTTO" such as type of play, prizes, method of selecting winning numbers, drawings, and the allocation of revenues.  The statutory basis for Rule 10.A is found in C.R.S.  24-35-208 (1) (a) and (2), 24-35-212 and 24-35-212.5.
10.A.1	
A Colorado Lottery On-Line game to be known as "Lotto" is authorized to be conducted by the Director under the following Rules and Regulations and under such further instructions and directives as the Director may issue in furtherance thereof.  If a conflict arises between Rule 10 and this Rule 10.A, Rule 10.A shall apply.
10.A.2	Definitions
In addition to the definitions provided in Paragraph 1.2 of Rule 1 and Rule 10, and unless the context in this Rule 10.A otherwise requires:
a)	"Advance Play" means the ability to purchase tickets for more than one drawing.
b)	"Board" means a field of the 42 numbers found on the play slip.
c)	"Direct Prize Category Contribution" means a percentage of net sales allocated to the prize categories as described in Paragraph 10.A.5 d).
d)	"Drawing Guidelines" means the document that outlines the procedures and eligibility requirements for game or promotional drawings.
e)	"Drawing Pool" means the amount of money available for all prize categories for a specific drawing. 
f)	"Lotto Base Annuity Fund" means a portion of the prize liability established for the accumulation of funds designated to pay for the present value of a guaranteed $1,000,000 annuity prize.
g)	"Net Sales" means gross sales less cancellations.
h)	"Number" means any play integer from 1 through 42 inclusive. 
i)	"Play" means the six numbers selected on each Board and printed on the ticket. 
j)	"Play slip" means a mark-sense game card used by players of Lotto to select plays.  There shall be ten game grids on each play slip identified as A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, and J.  A play slip has no pecuniary value and shall not constitute evidence of ticket purchase or of numbers selected.
k)	"Prize Category Contribution" means and refers to contributions for each drawing to the prize categories from the prize pool, including direct and indirect prize category contributions.
l)	"Roll-over" means the amount from the direct prize category contribution from previous drawing(s) in the first prize (Jackpot) category that is carried forward to the first prize category (Jackpot) for the next drawing.
m)	"Shares" means the total number of matching combinations within each prize category as determined for each drawing.
n)	"Subscriber" means the individual designated on the subscription application.
o)	"Subscription Application" means the form used to play Lotto by mail.
p)	"Subscription Confirmation Card" means the card mailed to the subscriber confirming the game numbers for each board played, the subscription plan start date and subscription plan end date.
q)	"Subscription Plan" means the number of Boards played on the Subscription Application and the duration of the Subscription as determined by the number of drawings selected by the subscriber.
r)	"Subscription Plan End Date" means the last drawing date in which a subscription is eligible to participate.
s)	"Subscription Plan Start Date" means the first Lotto drawing date for which a subscription becomes effective.
t)	"Subscription Plan Application Cut Off Date" means the last date in which the Lottery will accept applications for the subscription program.
u)	"Subscription Plan Program End Date" means the date announced by the Lottery indicating an end to the subscription program.
10.A.3  Price of Lotto Ticket
The price of each Lotto play shall be $1.00.  A player may use a Play Slip to purchase up to ten plays as follows:
1 play:				$1		-	One Board
2 plays:			$2		-	Any Two Boards
3 plays			$3		-	Any Three Boards
4 plays			$4		-	Any Four Boards
5 plays			$5		-	Any Five Boards
6 plays			$6		-	Any Six Boards	
7 plays			$7 		-	Any Seven Boards
8 plays			$8		-	Any Eight Boards
9 plays			$9		-	Any Nine Boards
10 plays			$10		-	All Ten Boards
10. A.4	Play for Lotto
	
a)	Type of play:
A Lotto player must select six numbers in each play.  A winning play is achieved only when 3, 4, 5, or 6 of the numbers selected by the player match, in any order, the six winning numbers drawn by the Lottery.
b)	Method of play:
1.	The player may use play slips to make number selections.  The On-Line Terminal will read the play slip and issue ticket (s) with corresponding plays.  If a play slip is not available, the On-Line retailer may enter the selected numbers via the keyboard. A player may leave all or a portion of his/her play selections to a random number generator operated by the computer, commonly referred to as “quick pick” or “partial quick pick.”
2.	A player may cancel a ticket for any draw and, if the player has paid for the ticket, obtain a refund of the price if and only if, the player delivers a legible ticket to the On-Line retailer from whom the player purchased it within one (1) hour of purchase provided that the retailer is open, the On-Line system is available for wagering and the On-Line system has not converted to the next drawing period.
10.A.5	Prizes For Lotto
a)	The prize amounts for each drawing paid to each Lotto player who selects a matching combination of numbers will vary due to a parimutuel calculation.  The prize amounts are based on the total amount in the prize category for that Lotto drawing distributed equally over the number of matching combinations in each prize category.

MATCHING COMBINATIONS	PRIZE
CATEGORY	PROBABILITY OF WINNING
(ONE PLAY)	

All six matching numbers in one play	
	First Prize
	(Jackpot)	
	1: 5,245,786

Any five but not six matching numbers in one play
		Second 
	Prize		1: 24,287	
Any four but not five or six matching numbers in one play
		Third
	Prize		1:556	
Any three but not four, five, or six matching numbers in one play		Fourth 
	Prize
		1: 37	
b)	The projected aggregate prize fund for Lotto is Fifty-seven and One-half Percent (57.5%).
c)	Prize Categories
1.  First Prize (Jackpot)  – The total prize category contribution for a drawing may include the  following:
(i)	A direct prize category contribution of twenty-two and one-half percent (22.5%) of net sales for the drawing.
(ii)	A contribution from the Lotto base annuity fund equal to the present value of a fixed progressive 25-year $1 Million annuity.  The present value of a $1 Million annuity shall be based on the current annuity factor consistent with the current market rate as authorized by the Director.
(iii)	A roll-over contribution as defined in Paragraph 10.A.2 l) of this Rule 10.A.
(iv)	An indirect prize category contribution authorized by the Director.
2.  Second Prize – The second prize category may include the following:
(i)	A direct prize category contribution of two percent (2%) of the net sales for the drawing.
(ii)	An indirect prize category contribution as authorized by the Director.
A prize amount shall be calculated by dividing the prize category contribution by the number of shares for the prize category.  A share is the matching combination, in one play, of any five of the six numbers drawn (in any sequence).
3.  Third Prize – The third prize category may include the following:
(i)	A direct prize category contribution of seven and one-half percent (7.5%) of the net sales for the drawing.
(ii)	An indirect prize category contribution as authorized by the Director. 
A prize amount shall be calculated by dividing the prize category contributions by the number of shares for the prize category.  A share is the matching combination, in one play, of any four of the six numbers drawn (in any sequence).
4.  Fourth Prize – The fourth prize category may include the following:
(i)	A direct prize category contribution of ten percent (10%) of the net sales for the drawing.
(ii)	An indirect prize category contribution as authorized by the Director. 
A prize amount shall be calculated by dividing the prize category contributions by the number of shares for the prize category.  A share is the matching combination, in one play, of any three of the six numbers drawn (in any sequence).
5.  Additional Lottery Prizes may be awarded as authorized by the Director from the Indirect Prize Category contribution as specified in Specific Game Playing Rules.
6.  All prize amounts will be rounded down to the nearest dollar except that no prize amount shall be less than one dollar ($1).
d)	The Lotto base annuity fund shall be increased by a percentage consistent with the current market rate as authorized by the Director.
10.A.6	Payment of Prizes
a)	The holder of a winning ticket may win only one prize per play in connection with the winning numbers drawn and shall be entitled only to the highest prize category won by those numbers.
b)	Players will be given the option of receiving their share of the first prize (Jackpot) over a period of 25 years through a fixed progressive 25-year annuity or a one-time lump sum payment equal to fifty percent (50%) of their share of the annuitized jackpot amount. 
c)	The annuitized future value of the first (Jackpot) prize category shall be determined by the current annuity factor consistent with the current market rate.
d)	To determine the annuitized future value of each jackpot share (prize amount), the annuitized future value of the prize category is divided by the shares.  A share is the matching combination, in one play, of all six numbers drawn (in any sequence).
e)	If the annuitized future value of each jackpot share (prize amount) results in an initial or first payment of ten thousand dollars ($10,000) or more and the annuity option has been selected, the prize amount shall be a fixed progressive 25-year annuity.  The initial annuity payment shall be 2.5% of the future value of the annuity.  Each subsequent annual payment shall increase by 3.7% of the previous annual payment.
f)	If the annuitized future value of each jackpot share (prize amount) results in an initial or first payment of less than ten thousand dollars ($10,000) and the annuity option has been selected, the prize amount will be paid in one payment for each share and shall be fifty percent (50%) of the annuitized future value.
10.A.7  Ticket Purchases
a)	Lotto tickets may be purchased only from a Lottery retailer authorized by the Director to sell On-Line tickets.
b)	Lotto tickets shall show, at a minimum, the numbers selected, the boards played, drawing date and validation and reference numbers.
c)	The Lottery shall not directly and knowingly sell a combination of tickets to any person or entity that would guarantee such purchaser a First Prize (Jackpot) win.
d)	Plays may be entered manually using the On-Line terminal keypad or by means of an original play slip provided by the Lottery.  Facsimiles of play slips, copies of play slips, or other materials that are inserted into the On-Line terminal’s play slip reader and that have not been printed or approved by the Lottery shall not be used to enter a play.  No device shall be connected to an On-Line terminal to enter plays, except as may be approved by the Lottery.  Unapproved play slips or other devices may be seized by the Lottery.
e)	All plays made in the game shall be marked on the play slip by hand.  No machine-printed play slips shall be used to enter plays.  Machine-printed play slips may be seized by the Lottery.  Nothing in this regulation shall be deemed to prevent a person with a physical disability who would otherwise be unable to mark a play slip manually from using any device intended to permit such person to make such a mark (for his/her sole personal use or benefit).
10.A.8	Drawings
a)	 Lotto drawings shall be held twice each week on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, except that the drawing schedule may be changed by the Director, if necessary.
b)	The drawings will be conducted by Lottery officials and comply with Colorado Revised Statutes.		
c)	Each drawing shall determine, at random, six winning numbers in accordance with Drawing Guidelines.  Any numbers drawn are not declared winning numbers until the drawing is certified by the Lottery in accordance with paragraph 10.A.8 d).  The winning numbers shall be used in determining all Lotto winners for that drawing.  If a drawing is not certified, another drawing will be conducted to determine actual winners.
d)	Each drawing shall be witnessed by an independent certified public accountant and a citizen witness.  A Commission member should, if possible, attend drawings to ensure adherence to all rules and procedures.  All drawing equipment used shall be examined by the independent certified public accountant immediately prior to, but no sooner than thirty (30) minutes before a drawing and immediately after, but no later than thirty (30) minutes following the drawing.  The certified public accountant shall document that the drawing was conducted as specified by the Lottery Commission and shall report any violations to the Lottery Director.
e)	The drawing shall not be invalidated based on the liability of the Lottery.
10.A.9   Advance Play
Advance play provides the opportunity to purchase Lotto tickets for more than one drawing.  Advance play tickets shall be available for purchase in variable increments. The Advance Play feature shall be available at the discretion of the Lottery Director.
10.A.10	  Subscription Play 
a)	Lotto Subscription provides the opportunity to play Lotto by mail using the same number selections for a period of consecutive game draws.  Entry into the Lotto Subscription program requires the completion of a Subscription Application for a variable number of draws.
b)	Once a subscription application is entered, funds remitted to the Lottery as payment are not refundable, except at the option of the Lottery as indicated in Section 10.A.12 c).
c)	Subscription application shall be made available from the Lottery and at licensed retail locations throughout the State.
d)	Not all Lottery promotions include Lotto subscriptions.  However, if a promotion is offered for Lotto subscription, the Lottery reserves the right to limit such offering to one per subscriber or one promotion per subscription application.
e)	The Lotto Subscription program may be ended at the discretion of the Director.  The director may announce a date after which no applications for Lotto subscriptions will be accepted (application cutoff date) and a date after which all Subscription Plans shall end (program end date).
f)	All valid Subscription Plans entered on the Lottery’s computer file on the application cutoff date, will be valid for the duration of the current Subscription Plan if their Subscription Plan End Dates do not extend beyond the program end date.  
g)	If valid Subscription Plans entered on the Lottery’s computer file on the application cutoff date exceed the program end date, the plans will be valid until the program end date.  These Subscribers will be reimbursed for unused plays at the prorated value determined by the length of their Subscription Plans.
10.A.11	 Subscription Price
a)	The cost of each board is $1.00.
b)	In the event that a subscriber sends in a dollar amount that does not correspond to the board pricing denoted in 10.A.11 a), the Lottery shall proceed in the following manner:
1.	If the received amount is less than required to fulfill the requested subscription length and number of boards, the Lottery shall allocate the payment equally among the number of boards requested at the rate of $1.00 per board, per drawing. 
2.	If the received dollar amount is more than required to fulfill the requested subscription length and number of boards, the Lottery shall add drawings at $1.00 per board, per drawing to fulfill the subscription. 
3.	The Lottery Director reserves the right to reject dollar amounts received that would extend the subscription for longer than one hundred four (104) drawings.
10.A.12	  Subscription Application Requirements	
a)	To be accepted for entry without changes, applications must include the signature of the person applying for the subscription and each board must contain six unduplicated play numbers that are selected from the range of 1 through 42.  The same numbers may be used on more than one board.
b)	An application may be accepted with corrective entries required as follows:
1.	If more than six (6) numbers are marked on any board, the first six (6) numbers in ascending sequence will be accepted.  All other numbers will be disregarded.	
2.	If fewer than six (6) numbers are marked on any board, the Lottery’s computer will assign, at random, additional number(s) in order to process the application.		
3.	If no numbers are marked on any board being played, the Lottery’s computer will assign, at random, additional number (s) in order to process the application.
c)	An application may be rejected if the payment received with the subscription application is not acceptable to the Lottery, i.e., check not signed.  Both the payment and the application will be returned to the subscriber with a letter of explanation.
d)	An application may be terminated after initial acceptance if, after the subscription plan start date, the Lottery is notified that the payment received for the subscription is invalid, i.e., a check returned for insufficient funds.  In such event, the subscription shall be deemed invalid and no prizes, if won, will be paid to the subscriber.
e)	A Subscription Confirmation Card will be mailed to the subscriber after the Lottery has processed the information received on the subscriber’s application.  This Subscription Confirmation Card includes the effective dates of the subscription and is confirmation that the Lottery has correctly recorded the subscriber’s name, numbers selected and number of drawings for the subscription.
f)	It is the responsibility of the subscriber to notify the Lottery if confirmation of a subscription is not received.  It is the responsibility of the subscriber to review all information pertaining to the subscription listed on the Subscription Confirmation Card upon receipt.  It is the responsibility of the subscriber to notify the Lottery if the information listed on the Subscription Confirmation Card is incorrect.  If there is a discrepancy, the Colorado Lottery Subscription Unit in Pueblo, Colorado, must receive WRITTEN notification of corrections from the subscriber by the date specified on the Subscription Confirmation Card.  If notification is not received by the Lottery, the numbers on the Subscription Confirmation Card shall be the subscriber’s official play.
g)	Six weeks prior to the Subscription Plan end date, the subscriber will be mailed a subscription renewal application containing the subscriber’s name, subscriber’s address, member number, current subscription numbers, number of subscription boards currently being played, number of drawings for each board and the subscription plan end date.   If the subscriber wishes to continue with the subscription with no interruptions, a subscription entry renewal must be received by the Lottery at least three (3) weeks (or six (6) draws) prior to the subscription plan end date of the current subscription entry.  The Lottery will make every reasonable effort to process renewal applications received to ensure no interruption in the subscriber’s plan; however, the Lottery is not responsible for an interruption in the subscriber’s plan if a renewal application is not processed in sufficient time.
h)	On a renewal application, in the event no numbers are marked in any board being played, the Lottery will automatically reassign the numbers currently being played for that board.  If less than six (6) numbers are marked in any board, the Lottery will assign at random additional number(s) in order to process the application.
i)	If more than six (6) numbers are marked in any board on the renewal application, the first six (6) numbers in ascending sequence will be accepted.  All other numbers will be disregarded.
j)	On a renewal application, if the payment option is not marked, the Lottery will automatically reassign the option currently recorded on the Lottery subscription file.  The Subscriber will have the opportunity to accept or change this option at the time the Subscription Confirmation Card is received by the subscriber.
k)	The Colorado Lottery reserves the right to suspend or cancel any drawing or the game itself, change the prize structure, frequency of drawings, or drawing dates.  In the event of such changes, all subscribers will receive participation in the revised game, equivalent in value to the remainder of their subscription or a refund, at the sole option of the Lottery.
10.A.13	  Valid Subscription Entry		
To be a valid entry the application and game numbers selected by the player must be entered on the appropriate. 
10.A.14	  Payment of Subscription Prizes
a)	All prizes won less applicable tax withholding, except the Jackpot Prize, will be paid by warrant to the name appearing on the Subscription Confirmation Card.  The prize warrant will be mailed directly to the player.
b)	In the case of a subscription ticket winning the Jackpot Prize, the Lottery will notify the subscriber, who must then come to the Lottery to claim the prize.  For payment of the Jackpot prize, refer to Rule10.15 f) 2. and Rule10.A.6.
c)	A group subscription entry will be treated as a single share in the prize category and shall also be determined as one share when determining if a prize should be paid in accordance with Rule 10.9 e) and Rule 10.A.6. 
10.A.15	Licensee Commission
a)	In addition to the six percent (6%) Commission set forth in Paragraph 10.14 of Rule 10, the Director may provide such additional compensation to the licensees as is deemed appropriate by the Director to further the sale of Lotto tickets, so long as such additional compensation is made equally available to all licensees and does not exceed a total of seven-tenths of one percent (0.7%) of the total amount received by the Division from all Lotto tickets sold or disbursed as of the date the Director determines to provide such additional compensation. The seven-tenths of one percent (0.7%) described above shall consist of the following:
1.	Two-tenths of one percent (0.2%) of sales from Lotto tickets lawfully sold or disbursed by an On-Line retailer shall be accrued to pay On-Line retailers a one percent (1%) cashing bonus for each Lotto prize redeemed by On-Line retailers up to and including $599.99.
2.	One-half of one percent (0.5%) of sales from Lotto tickets lawfully sold or disbursed by an On-Line retailer shall be accrued to pay On-Line retailers a marketing performance bonus.
b)	In order to receive the marketing performance bonus, each On-line retailer must meet the following criteria:
1.	A retailer must be a licensed retailer on the date the marketing performance bonus is declared;
2.	A retailer must sell Lotto tickets up to and including the final sales day for the period in which the marketing performance bonus is declared;
3.	A retailer must meet or exceed the requirements of the Marketing Performance Bonus Plan for the period for which the marketing performance bonus is declared; and
4.	The requirements of the Marketing Performance Bonus Plan to be met by On-Line retailers shall be established by the Lottery Director or his/her designee.
c)	In the event there is a residual resulting from the accrual of the seven-tenths of one percent (0.7%) of sales after the bonuses described in 10.A.15 a) 1. and 2. have been expensed, the Director may provide additional compensation to licensees as described in 10.A.15 a) or may revert the excess amount thereby decreasing the bonus expense.
BASIS AND PURPOSE OF AMENDED RULE 10.D
The purpose of Rule 10.D is to provide specific game details and requirements for the Colorado Lottery On-Line Game "CASH 5" such as type of play, prizes, method of selecting winning numbers, drawings, and the allocation of revenues.  The statutory basis for Rule 10.D is found in C.R.S.  24-35-208 (1) (a) and (2), 24-35-212 and 24-35-212.5.
10.D.1  
A Colorado Lottery On-Line game to be known as "Cash 5" is authorized to be conducted by the Director under the following Rules and Regulations and under such further instructions and directives as the Director may issue in furtherance thereof. If a conflict arises between Rule 10 and this Rule 10.D, Rule 10.D shall apply.
10.D.2  Definitions 
In addition to the definitions provided in Paragraph 1.2 of Rule 1 and Rule 10, and unless the context in this Rule 10.D otherwise requires:
a)	"Advance Play" means the ability to purchase tickets for more than one drawing.
b)	"Board" means a field of the 32 numbers found on the play slip.
c)	"Net Sales" means gross sales less cancellations.
d)	"Number" means any play integer from 1 through 32 inclusive.
e)	"Play” means the five numbers selected on each Board and printed on the ticket.
f)	"Play Slip" means a mark-sense game card used by players of Cash 5 to select plays. There shall be ten game grids on each play slip identified as A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, and J. A play slip has no pecuniary value and shall not constitute evidence of ticket purchase or of numbers selected.
g)	"Subscriber" means the individual designated on the subscription application.
h)	"Subscription Application" means the form used to play Cash 5 by mail.
i)	"Subscription Confirmation Card" means the card mailed to the subscriber confirming the game numbers for each board played, the subscription plan start date and subscription plan end date.
j)	 "Subscription Plan" means the number of Boards played on the Subscription Application and the duration of the Subscription as determined by the number of drawings selected by the subscriber.
k)	"Subscription Plan Application Cut Off Date" means the last date in which the Lottery will accept applications for the subscription program.
l)	"Subscription Plan Program End Date" means the date announced by   the Lottery indicating an end to the subscription program.
m)	"Subscription Plan End Date" means the last drawing date in which a subscription is eligible to participate.
n)	"Subscription Plan Start Date" means the first Cash 5 drawing date for which a subscription becomes effective.
10.D.3  Price Of Cash 5 Tickets
The price of each Cash 5 play shall be $1.00. A player may use a play slip to purchase up to ten boards as follows:

1 play:		$1	-		One Board
2 plays:		$2	-		Any Two Boards
3 plays:		$3	-		Any Three Boards
4 plays:		$4	-		Any Four Boards
5 plays:		$5	-		Any Five Boards
6 plays:		$6	-		Any Six Boards
7 plays:		$7	-		Any Seven Boards
8 plays:		$8	-		Any Eight Boards
9 plays:		$9	-		Any Nine Boards
10 plays:	      $10	-		All Ten Boards

10.D.4  Play For Cash 5
a)	Type of play:
	A Cash 5 player must select five numbers in each play. A winning play is achieved only when 2, 3, 4, or 5 of the numbers selected by the player match, in any order, the five winning numbers drawn by the Lottery.
b)	Method of play:
	The player may use play slips to make number selections. The On-Line terminal will read the play slip and issue ticket(s) with corresponding plays. If a play slip is not available, the On-Line retailer may enter the selected numbers via the keyboard.  A player may leave all or a portion of his/her play selections to a random number generator operated by the computer, commonly referred to as “quick pick” or “partial quick pick.”

	A player may cancel a ticket for any draw and, if the player has paid for the ticket, obtain a refund of the price if and only if the player delivers a legible ticket to the On-Line retailer from whom the player purchased it within one (1) hour of purchase provided that the retailer is open, the On-Line system is available for wagering, and the On-Line system has not converted to the next drawing period.
10.D.5  Prizes For Cash 5
a)	Cash 5 prize amounts, for each drawing, are paid to those players who select a matching combination of numbers from the five (5) numbers selected by the Lottery in a random drawing. The prize amounts for each prize category and probability of winning are as follows:

MATCHING
COMBINATION	PRIZE
CATEGORY	PROBABILITY OF WINNING (ONE PLAY)	
All five matching numbers in one play	
$20,000.00	
1:201,376	
			
Any four but not five matching numbers in one play	
$200.00	
1:1,492	
			
Any three but not four or five matching numbers in one play	
$10.00	
1:58	
			
Any two but not three, four or five matching numbers in one play	
$1.00	
1:7	
a)	Aggregate Limit -- In the event more than ten (10) tickets win the top prize in any one drawing (correctly match five numbers in any one play), all top prize winning tickets will receive an equal share of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ($200,000.00).
b)	The projected aggregate prize fund for Cash 5 is Fifty-five and Twenty-nine One Hundredths Percent (55.29%).
c)	Additional Lottery prizes may be awarded as authorized by the Director from the Indirect Prize Category Contribution as specified in Specific Game Playing Rules.
d)	The holder of a winning ticket may win only one prize per play in connection with the winning numbers drawn and shall be entitled only to the highest prize category won by those numbers.
10.D.6   Ticket Purchases
a)	Cash 5 tickets may be purchased only from a Lottery retailer authorized by the Director to sell On-Line tickets.
b)	Cash 5 tickets shall show at a minimum, the numbers selected, boards played, drawing date and validation and reference numbers.
c)	The Lottery shall not directly and knowingly sell a combination of tickets to any person or entity which would guarantee such purchaser a first prize (match 5 of 5) win.
d)	Plays may be entered manually using the On-Line terminal keypad or by means of an original play slip provided by the Lottery. Facsimiles of play slips, copies of play slips, or other materials which are inserted into the On-Line terminal’s play slip reader and which have not been printed or approved by the Lottery shall not be used to enter a play. No device shall be connected to an On-Line terminal to enter plays, except as may be approved by the Lottery. Unapproved play slips or other devices may be seized by the Lottery.
10.D.7  Drawings
a)	Cash 5 drawings shall be held six times each week on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings, except that the drawing schedule may be changed by the Director, if necessary.
b)	The drawings will be conducted by Lottery officials and comply with Colorado Revised Statutes.
c)	Each drawing shall determine, at random, five winning numbers in accordance with Drawing Guidelines. Any numbers drawn are not declared winning numbers until the drawing is certified by the Lottery in accordance with paragraph 10.D.7 d). The winning numbers shall be used in determining all Cash 5 winners for that drawing. If a drawing is not certified, another drawing will be conducted to determine actual winners.
d)	Each drawing shall be witnessed by an independent certified public accountant and a citizen witness. A Commission member should, if possible, attend drawings to ensure adherence to all rules and procedures. All drawing equipment used shall be examined by the independent certified public accountant immediately prior to, but no sooner than thirty minutes before, a drawing and immediately after, but no later than thirty (30) minutes following, the drawing.  The certified public accountant shall document that the drawing was conducted as specified by the Lottery Commission and shall report any violations to the Lottery Director.
e)	The drawing shall not be invalidated based on the liability of the Lottery.
10.D.8   Advance Play 
Advance play provides the opportunity to purchase Cash 5 tickets for more than one drawing.  Advance play tickets shall be available for purchase in variable increments.   The Advance Play feature shall be available at the discretion of the Lottery Director.
10.D.9  Licensee Commission  
a)	In addition to the six percent (6%) Commission set forth in Paragraph 10.14 of Rule 10, the Director may provide such additional compensation to licensees as is deemed appropriate by the Director to further the sale of Cash 5 tickets, so long as such additional compensation is made equally available to all licensees and does not exceed a total of ninety-six hundredths of one percent (0.96%) of the total amount received by the Division from all Cash 5 tickets sold or disbursed as of the date the Director determines to provide such additional compensation. The ninety-six hundredths of one percent (0.96%) described above shall consist of the following:
1.	Forty-six hundredths of one percent (0.46%) of sales from all Cash 5 tickets lawfully sold or disbursed by an On-Line retailer shall be accrued to pay On-Line retailers a one percent (1%) cashing bonus for each Cash 5 prize redeemed by On-Line retailers up to and including $599.99.
2.	One-half of one percent (0.5%) of sales from all Cash 5 tickets lawfully sold or disbursed by an On-Line retailer shall be accrued to pay On-Line retailers a marketing performance bonus. 
b)	In order to receive the marketing performance bonus each On-Line retailer must meet the following criteria:
1.	A retailer must be a licensed retailer on the date additional compensation is declared; 
2.	A retailer must sell On-Line tickets up to and including the final sales day for the period in which additional compensation is declared;
3.	A retailer must meet or exceed the requirements of the Marketing Performance Bonus Plan for the period in which additional compensation is declared; and
4.	The requirements of the Marketing Performance Bonus Plan to be met by On-Line retailers shall be established by the Lottery Director or his designee.
c)	In the event there is a residual resulting from the accrual of the ninety-six hundredths of one percent (0.96%) of sales after the bonuses described in 10.D.9 a)1. and 2. have been expensed, the Director may provide additional compensation to licensees as described in 10.D.9 a) or may revert the excess amount thereby decreasing the bonus expense.
10.D.10   Subscription Play 
a)	Cash 5 Subscription provides the opportunity to play Cash 5 by mail using the same number selections for a period of consecutive game draws.  Entry into the Cash 5 Subscription program requires the completion of a Subscription Application for a variable number of draws.
b)	Once a subscription application is entered, funds remitted to the Lottery as payment are not refundable, except at the option of the Lottery as indicated in Section 10.D.12 c).
c)	Subscription applications shall be made available from the Lottery and at licensed retail locations throughout the State.
d)	Not all Lottery promotions include Cash 5 subscriptions.  However, if a promotion is offered for Cash 5 subscription, the Lottery reserves the right to limit such offering to one per subscriber or one promotion per subscription application.
e)	The Cash 5 Subscription Play program feature is available at the discretion of the Lottery director.  The director may announce a date after which no applications for Cash 5 subscriptions will be accepted and a date after which all Subscription Plans shall end.
f)	All valid Subscription Plans entered on the Lottery’s computer file on the application cutoff date, will be valid for the duration of the current Subscription Plan if their Subscription Plan End Dates do not extend beyond the program end date.  
g)	If valid Subscription Plans entered on the Lottery’s computer file on the application cutoff date exceed the program end date, the plans will be valid until the program end date.  These Subscribers will be reimbursed for unused plays at the prorated value determined by the length of their Subscription Plans.
10.D.11	 Subscription Price
a)	The cost of each board is $1.00.
b)	In the event that a subscriber sends in a dollar amount that does not correspond to the board pricing denoted in 10.A.11 a), the Lottery shall proceed in the following manner:
1.	If the received amount is less than required to fulfill the requested subscription length and number of boards, the Lottery shall allocate the payment equally among the number of boards requested at the rate of $1.00 per board, per drawing. 
2.	If the received dollar amount is more than required to fulfill the requested subscription length and number of boards, the Lottery shall add drawings at $1.00 per board, per drawing to fulfill the subscription. 
3.	The Lottery Director reserves the right to reject dollar amounts received that would extend the subscription for longer than one hundred four (104) drawings.
10.A.12	  Subscription Application Requirements	
a)	To be accepted for entry without changes, applications must include the signature of the person applying for the subscription and each board must contain six unduplicated play numbers that are selected from the range of 1 through 32.  The same numbers may be used on more than one board.
b)	An application may be accepted with corrective entries required as follows:
1.	If more than five (5) numbers are marked on any board, the first five (5) numbers in ascending sequence will be accepted.  All other numbers will be disregarded.	
2.	If fewer than five (5) numbers are marked on any board, the Lottery’s computer will assign, at random, additional number(s) in order to process the application.		
3.	If no numbers are marked on any board being played, the Lottery’s computer will assign, at random, additional number (s) in order to process the application.
c)	An application may be rejected if the payment received with the subscription application is not acceptable to the Lottery, i.e., check not signed.  Both the payment and the application will be returned to the subscriber with a letter of explanation.
d)	An application may be terminated after initial acceptance if, after the subscription plan start date, the Lottery is notified that the payment received for the subscription is invalid, i.e., a check returned for insufficient funds.  In such event, the subscription shall be deemed invalid and no prizes, if won, will be paid to the subscriber.
e)	A Subscription Confirmation Card will be mailed to the subscriber after the Lottery has processed the information received on the subscriber’s application.  This Subscription Confirmation Card includes the effective dates of the subscription and is confirmation that the Lottery has correctly recorded the subscriber’s name, numbers selected and number of drawings for the subscription.
f)	It is the responsibility of the subscriber to notify the Lottery if confirmation of a subscription is not received.  It is the responsibility of the subscriber to review all information pertaining to the subscription listed on the Subscription Confirmation Card upon receipt.  It is the responsibility of the subscriber to notify the Lottery if the information listed on the Subscription Confirmation Card is incorrect.  If there is a discrepancy, the Colorado Lottery Subscription Unit in Pueblo, Colorado, must receive WRITTEN notification of corrections from the subscriber by the date specified on the Subscription Confirmation Card.  If notification is not received by the Lottery, the numbers on the Subscription Confirmation Card shall be the subscriber’s official play.
g)	Six weeks prior to the Subscription Plan end date, the subscriber will be mailed a subscription renewal application containing the subscriber’s name, subscriber’s address, member number, current subscription numbers, number of subscription boards currently being played, number of drawings for each board and the subscription plan end date.   If the subscriber wishes to continue with the subscription with no interruptions, a subscription entry renewal must be received by the Lottery at least three (3) weeks (or six (6) draws) prior to the subscription plan end date of the current subscription entry.  The Lottery will make every reasonable effort to process renewal applications received to ensure no interruption in the subscriber’s plan; however, the Lottery is not responsible for an interruption in the subscriber’s plan if a renewal application is not processed in sufficient time.
h)	On a renewal application, in the event no numbers are marked in any board being played, the Lottery will automatically reassign the numbers currently being played for that board.  If less than five (5) numbers are marked in any board, the Lottery will assign at random additional number(s) in order to process the application.
i)	If more than five (5) numbers are marked in any board on the renewal application, the first five (5) numbers in ascending sequence will be accepted.  All other numbers will be disregarded.
j)	On a renewal application, if the payment option is not marked, the Lottery will automatically reassign the option currently recorded on the Lottery subscription file.  The Subscriber will have the opportunity to accept or change this option at the time the Subscription Confirmation Card is received by the subscriber.
k)	The Colorado Lottery reserves the right to suspend or cancel any drawing or the game itself, change the prize structure, frequency of drawings, or drawing dates.  In the event of such changes, all subscribers will receive participation in the revised game, equivalent in value to the remainder of their subscription or a refund, at the sole option of the Lottery.
10.D.13  Valid Subscription Entry		
To be a valid entry the application and game numbers selected by the player must be entered on the appropriate Lottery computer file, which is the official record of subscription entry.
10.D.14	Payment of Subscription Prizes
a)	All prizes won less applicable tax withholding, except the Jackpot Prize, will be paid by warrant to the name appearing on the Subscription Confirmation Card.  The prize warrant will be mailed directly to the player.
b)	In the case of a subscription ticket winning the Jackpot Prize, the Lottery will notify the subscriber, who must then come to the Lottery to claim the prize. 
c)	A group subscription entry will be treated as a single share in the prize category and shall also be determined as one share when determining if a prize should be paid.

Amended Rule 10.E Colorado MatchPlay General Rules and Regulations
BASIS AND PURPOSE OF AMENDED RULE 10.E
The basis and purpose of Amended Rule 10.E is to provide specific game details and requirements for the Colorado Lottery Online Game  "COLORADO MATCHPLAY" such as type of play, prizes, method of selecting winning numbers, drawings, and the allocation of revenues.  The statutory basis for Rule 10.E is found in C.R.S.  24-35-208 (1) (a) and (2), 24-35-212 and 24-35-212.5.
10.E.1	
A Colorado Lottery Online game to be known as "Colorado MatchPlay" is authorized to be conducted by the Director under the following Rules and Regulations and under such further instructions and directives as the Director may issue in furtherance thereof.  If a conflict arises between Rule 10 and this Rule 10.E, Rule 10.E shall apply.
10.E.2	Definitions
In addition to the definitions provided in Paragraph 1.2 of Rule 1 and Rule 10, and unless the context in this Rule 10.E otherwise requires:
a)	"Advance Play" means the ability to purchase tickets with the same numbers for more than one drawing.
b)	"Board" means a field of the 38 numbers found on the Play Slip that includes a Quick Pick box and a Void box.
c)	"Combined Play" refers to play style of matching any combination of numbers in the three (3) Lines, each of six (6) numbers.  Combined Play matches result in prizes for matching in combination 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 or more numbers from 18.
d)	"Line" means one (1) set of six (6) numbers in a straight, horizontal row that are part of the three (3) sets of six (6) numbers that comprise one (1) Play.
e)	"Line Play” " refers to a Play style consisting of three (3) Lines, of six (6) numbers each.  The player matches numbers in one straight horizontal row.
f)	"Matrix" means the grid of numbers comprised of 38 numbers (1 - 38) from which MatchPlay game numbers are selected. 
g)	"Number" means any Play integer from 1 through 38 inclusive. 
h)	"Pari-mutuel prize" means the total amount of prize money allotted to the top prize, divided by the number of winners of that prize.
i)	A "Play" shall consist of three (3) Lines of six (6) numbers per Line that are printed on the ticket. 
j)	"Play Slip" means a mark-sense game card used by players of Colorado MatchPlay to select Plays.  There shall be ten (10) game boards on each Play Slip identified as A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I and J.  A Play Slip has no pecuniary value and shall not constitute evidence of ticket purchase or of numbers selected.
k)	"Prize Category Contribution" means and refers to contributions for each drawing to the prize categories from the prize pool.
l)	"Roll-over" means the amount from the direct prize category contribution from previous drawing(s) in the first prize (Jackpot) category that is carried forward to the first prize category (Jackpot) for the next drawing.  The incremental jackpot increase per draw will be $10,000 or 11.4 percent of the cumulative sales whichever is greater.
10.E.3  Price of Colorado MatchPlay Ticket
The price of each Colorado MatchPlay Play shall be $2.00.  A player may use a Play Slip to purchase up to ten Plays as follows:

1 Play:			$ 2		-	One Line +Two Quick Picks
2 Plays:			$ 4		-	Any Two Lines+ Four Quick Picks
3 Plays			$ 6		-	Any Three Lines+ Six Quick Picks
4 Plays			$ 8		-	Any Four Lines+ Eight Quick Picks
5 Plays			$10		-	Any Five Lines +Ten Quick Picks
6 Plays			$12		-	Any Six Lines+ Twelve Quick Picks
7 Plays			$14		-	Any Seven Lines+ Fourteen Quick Picks
8 Plays			$ 16		-	Any Eight Lines+ Sixteen Quick Picks
9 Plays			$ 18		-	Any Nine Lines+ Eighteen Quick Picks
10 Plays		$ 20		-	Any Ten Lines + Twenty Quick Picks
10. E.4	Play for Colorado MatchPlay
a)	Type of play:
A single Colorado MatchPlay shall consist of three (3) Lines that comprise one (1) Play.  
b)	Method of play:
1.	The player may select six (6) numbers from a field of numbers, 1 – 38 inclusive, in the first Line.  The Online gaming system will select two (2) additional sets of six (6) numbers each, 1 - 38 inclusive, called “Quick Picks.”
2.	The player may use Play Slips to make number selections.  The Online Terminal will read the Play Slip and issue ticket(s) with corresponding Plays plus two additional Lines of Quick Picks.  If a Play Slip is not available, the Online retailer may enter the selected numbers via the keyboard. A player may leave all or a portion of his/her play selections to a random number generator operated by the computer, commonly referred to as “Quick Pick” or “partial Quick Pick.”
3.	Colorado MatchPlay tickets may not be cancelled.
c)	Methods of winning
1.	Line Play:  A winning Play is achieved when a player matches 3, 4, 5 or 6 of the six (6) winning numbers drawn by the Lottery in any one (1) Line.  All three (3) Lines in each Play are eligible.
2.	Combined Play:  A winning Play is achieved when a player matches 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10 or more of the six (6) winning numbers drawn by the Lottery in any of the three (3) Lines in one (1) Play.  Numbers in each Line may be used to obtain a winning combination in a single Play.
3.	A player may win by matching the winning numbers drawn by the Lottery in a Line Pay and/or a Combined Play. 
10.E.5	Prizes For Colorado MatchPlay
a)	Colorado MatchPlay prize amounts, for each drawing, are paid to those players who select a matching combination of numbers from the six (6) numbers selected by the Lottery in a random drawing. The prize amounts for each prize category and probability of winning is as follows:

LINE PLAY MATCHING COMBINATIONS	PRIZE 
CATEGORY	PROBABILITY OF WINNING
(ONE PLAY)	
6	Jackpot	1:2,760,681	
5	$500.00	1:14,378.5	
4	$10	1:371.1	
3	$2	1:27.8	

COMBINED PLAY MATCHING COMBINATIONS	PRIZE
CATEGORY	PROBABILITY OF WINNING
(ONE PLAY)	
Ten or more numbers match in one Play (three Lines)	First Prize
$1,000.00	1:51,112.2	
Any nine, but not ten or more matching numbers in one Play (three Lines)
	Second Prize
$250.00		1:5,418.1	
Any eight, but not nine, ten or more matching numbers in one Play (three Lines)
	Third Prize
$50.00		1:731.0	
Any seven, but not eight, nine or ten or more matching numbers in one Play (three Lines)
	Fourth Prize
$10.00	1:134.2	
Any six, but not seven, eight, nine, ten or more matching numbers in one Play (three Lines)
	Fifth Prize
$5.00
	1:33.5	
Any five, not but six, seven, eight, nine, ten or more matching numbers in one Play (three Lines)	Sixth Prize
$2.00	1:11.5	
b)	The Colorado MatchPlay Jackpot prize is pari-mutuel and shall be evenly distributed among the number of winners who match all six (6) numbers drawn in a Line Play by the Colorado Lottery.
c)	All prizes levels are fixed as indicated in 10.E.5 a), with the exception of the jackpot prize.
d)	The prize fund for Colorado MatchPlay is fifty-eight Percent (58%).
e)	Additional Lottery prizes may be awarded as authorized by the Director.
10.E.6	Payment of Prizes
The holder of a winning ticket may win by matching any of the six (6) winning numbers drawn as indicated in 10.E.5 a) and shall be entitled only to the highest prize combination won by those numbers.
10.E.7  Ticket Purchases
a)	Colorado MatchPlay tickets may be purchased only from a Lottery retailer authorized by the Director to sell Online tickets.
b)	Colorado MatchPlay tickets shall show, at a minimum, the numbers selected, the boards played, drawing date and validation and reference numbers.
c)	The Lottery shall not directly and knowingly sell a combination of tickets to any person or entity that would guarantee such purchaser a First Prize (Jackpot) win.
d)	Plays may be entered manually using the Online terminal keypad or by means of an original Play Slip provided by the Lottery.  Facsimiles of Play Slips, copies of Play Slips, or other materials that are inserted into the Online terminal’s Play Slip reader and that have not been printed or approved by the Lottery shall not be used to enter a Play.  No device shall be connected to an Online terminal to enter Plays, except as may be approved by the Lottery.  Unapproved Play Slips or other devices may be seized by the Lottery.
10.E.8	Drawings
a)	Colorado MatchPlay drawings shall be held twice each week on Tuesday and Friday evenings. The drawing schedule may be changed by the Director, if necessary.
b)	The drawings shall be conducted by Lottery officials and comply with Colorado Revised Statutes.	
c)	Each drawing shall determine, at random, six winning numbers in accordance with Drawing Guidelines.  Any numbers drawn are not declared winning numbers until the drawing is certified by the Lottery in accordance with paragraph 10.E.8 d).  The winning numbers shall be used in determining all Colorado MatchPlay winners for that drawing.  If a drawing is not certified, another drawing will be conducted to determine actual winners.
d)	Each drawing shall be witnessed by an independent certified public accountant and a citizen witness.  All drawing equipment used shall be examined by the independent certified public accountant immediately prior to, but no sooner than thirty (30) minutes before a drawing and immediately after, but no later than thirty (30) minutes following the drawing.  The certified public accountant shall document that the drawing was conducted as specified by the Lottery Commission and shall report any violations to the Lottery Director.
e)	The drawing shall not be invalidated based on the liability of the Lottery.
10.E.9  Licensee Commission  
a)	In addition to the six percent (6%) Commission set forth in Paragraph 10.14 of Rule 10, the Director may provide such additional compensation to licensees as is deemed appropriate by the Director to further the sale of Colorado MatchPlay tickets, so long as such additional compensation is made equally available to all licensees and does not exceed a total of ninety-six hundredths of one percent (0.96%) of the total amount received by the Division from all Colorado MatchPlay tickets sold or disbursed as of the date the Director determines to provide such additional compensation. The ninety-six hundredths of one percent (0.96%) described above shall consist of the following:
1.	Forty-six hundredths of one percent (0.46%) of sales from all Colorado MatchPlay tickets lawfully sold or disbursed by an Online retailer shall be accrued to pay Online retailers a one percent (1%) cashing bonus for each Colorado MatchPlay prize redeemed by Online retailers up to and including $599.99.
2.	One-half of one percent (0.5)% of sales from all Colorado MatchPlay tickets lawfully sold or disbursed by an Online retailer shall be accrued to pay Online retailers a performance bonus as detailed in the current program for Colorado Lottery retailers. 
b)	In the event there is a residual resulting from the accrual of the ninety-six hundredths of one percent (0.96%) of sales after the bonuses described in 10.E.9.a) 1.and 2. have been expensed, the Director may provide additional compensation to licensees as described in 10.E.9 a) or may revert the excess amount thereby decreasing the bonus expense.
10.E.10   Advance Play
Advance Play provides the opportunity to purchase Colorado MatchPlay tickets for more than one drawing.  Advance Play tickets shall be available for purchase in variable increments. The Advance Play feature shall be available at the discretion of the Lottery Director.

BASIS AND PURPOSE OF AMENDED RULE 14.A
The purpose of Rule 14.A is to provide specific game details and requirements for the Colorado Lottery Multi-State On-Line Game  "POWERBALL®" such as type of play, prizes, method of selecting winning numbers, drawings, and the allocation of revenues.  The statutory basis for Rule 14.A is found in C.R.S.  24-35-201, 24-35-208 (1) (a) and (2), and 24-35-212 and 24-35-212.5.
14.A.1	
A Colorado Lottery multi-state on-line game to be known as "POWERBALL®" is authorized to be conducted by the Director under the following Rules and Regulations and under such further instructions and directives as the Director may issue in furtherance thereof.  If a conflict arises between Rule 14 and this Rule 14.A, Rule 14.A shall apply.
All MUSL (Multi-State Lottery Association) guidelines and MUSL Board decisions must be approved by the Colorado Lottery (hereafter referred to as Lottery) and the Lottery Commission, prior to implementation.
The Director will be a voting member of the MUSL Board during the timeframe in which the Lottery shall be a member of MUSL.  The Director will also be a voting member of any MUSL Specific Product Group the Lottery joins.
At any time the Lottery Director determines that any provisions of MUSL or of MUSL’s Specific Game Playing Rules do not sufficiently provide for the security and integrity necessary to protect the Colorado Lottery, he/she shall recommend to the Lottery Commission that the Lottery end its membership with MUSL or with the specific Product Group.  Upon concurrence by the Lottery Commission, membership can end at any time.
14.A.2  Definitions
In addition to the definitions provided in Paragraph 1.2 of Rule 1 and Rule 14, and unless the context in this Rule 14.A otherwise requires:
a)	"Advance Play" means the ability to purchase tickets for more than one drawing.
b)	"Breakage" means the results of rounding prize amounts down to the nearest whole dollar.
c)	 "Game Board(s)" or "Board(s)" means that area of the playslip that contains a set of two (2) grids.  The first grid containing fifty-three (53) squares numbered one (1) through fifty-three (53) and the second grid containing forty-two (42) squares, numbered one (1) through forty-two (42).
d)	"Grand Prize" means a pari-mutuel prize that is advertised to be paid with per-winner annuities or as a lump sum cash payment, unless otherwise specified by the Lottery.
e)	"Grid" means the area of a playslip that contains a set of numbered squares to be marked by the player.
f)	"Matching Combinations" means the numbers on a play that coincide with the numbers randomly selected at a drawing for which that play was purchased.
g)	"Match 5 Bonus Prize" means the bonus money won when a Grand Prize has reached a record level and bonus prize monies have been declared by MUSL.  The Match 5 Bonus Prize does not include the original amount declared for the Second or Third Prize.
h)	"MUSL" means the Multi-State Lottery Association, a government-benefit association wholly owned and operated by the Party Lotteries.
i)	"MUSL Board" means the governing body of MUSL, which is comprised of the chief executive officer of each Party Lottery.
j)	"Number" means any play integer from 1 through 53 inclusive.
k)	"Play" means the six (6) numbers selected on each Board and printed on the ticket.
l)	"Playslip" means a mark-sense game card used by players of "POWERBALL®" to select plays.  A playslip has no pecuniary value and shall not constitute evidence of ticket purchase or of numbers selected.
m)	"Prize Amount" means the pari-mutuel and/or set prize values established for a game.
n)	"Prize Category" means and refers to a specific prize within the prize pool.
o)	"Prize Pool" means a defined percentage of sales as specified in this rule.
p)	"Record Level" means the largest recorded jackpot since the inception of "POWERBALL®".
q)	"Roll-over" means the amount from the direct prize category contribution from previous drawing(s) in the Grand Prize category, that is not won, that is carried forward to the Grand Prize category for the next drawing.
r)	"Set Prize" means all other prizes except the Grand Prize that are advertised to be paid by a single cash payment and, except in instances outlined in these rules, will be equal to the prize amount established within the Specific Game Playing Rules.
s)	"Set Prize Payout Variance" means an account held by MUSL that holds the temporary balances, transferred to MUSL from party lotteries, that result from having fewer-than-expected winners in the set prize categories.  This money is paid out to party lotteries in subsequent drawings that have more winners than are statistically expected in the set prize categories.
t)	"Share(s)" means the total number of matching combinations within each prize category as determined for each drawing.
u)	"Winning Numbers" means the six (6) numbers, the first five (5) from a field of fifty-three (53) numbers and the last one (1) from a separate field of forty-two (42) numbers, randomly selected at each drawing, which shall be used to determine winning plays contained on a multi-state on-line ticket.
v)	"Subscriber" means the individual designated on the subscription application.
w)	"Subscription Application" means the form used to play "POWERBALL®" by mail.
x)	"Subscription Confirmation Card" means the card mailed to the subscriber confirming the game numbers for each board played, the subscription plan start date and subscription plan end date.
y)	 "Subscription Plan" means the number of Boards played on the Subscription Application and the duration of the Subscription as determined by the number of drawings selected by the subscriber.
z)	"Subscription Plan Application Cut Off Date" means the last date in which the Lottery will accept applications for the subscription program.
aa)	"Subscription Plan Program End Date" means the date announced by   the Lottery indicating an end to the subscription program.
bb)	"Subscription Plan End Date" means the last drawing date in which a subscription is eligible to participate.
cc)	"Subscription Plan Start Date" means the first "POWERBALL®" drawing date for which a subscription becomes effective.
14.A.3	Price of "POWERBALL®" Play/Board
The price of each "POWERBALL®" play shall be $1.00.  A player may use a playslip to purchase up to ten plays/boards in any combination of up to five (5) player-selected boards, plus five (5) quick pick boards as follows:
			
Number of Plays	Cost of Plays	Number of Boards	
1 play	$1	One Board	
2 plays	$2	Any Two Boards	
3 plays	$3	Any Three Boards	
4 plays	$4	Any Four Boards	
5 plays	$5	Any Five Boards	
6 plays	$6	Any Six Boards	
7 plays	$7	Any Seven Boards	
8 plays	$8	Any Eight Boards	
9 plays	$9	Any Nine Boards	
10 plays	$10	All Ten Boards	
A player may purchase up to ten boards using the Quick Pick method, or up to five boards using Manual Entry.
14.A.4  Ticket Purchases
a)	"POWERBALL®" tickets may be purchased only from a Lottery retailer authorized by the Director to sell multi-state on-line tickets.
b)	"POWERBALL® " tickets shall show, at a minimum, the player’s selection of numbers, the boards played, drawing date and validation and reference numbers. The Lottery shall not directly and knowingly sell a combination of tickets to any person or entity that would guarantee such purchaser a winning ticket.
c)	Plays may be entered manually using the on-line terminal keypad or by means of a playslip provided by the Lottery.  Facsimiles of playslips, copies of playslips, or other materials which are inserted into the terminal’s playslip reader and which are not printed or approved by the Lottery shall not be used to enter a play.  No device shall be connected to an on-line terminal to enter plays, except as may be approved by the Lottery.  Unapproved playslips or other devices may be seized by the Lottery.
d)	All plays made in the game shall be marked on the playslip by hand.  No machine-printed playslips shall be used to enter plays.  Machine-printed playslips may be seized by the Lottery.  Nothing in this regulation shall be deemed to prevent a person with a physical handicap who would otherwise be unable to mark a playslip manually from using any device intended to permit such person to make such a mark (for his/her sole personal use or benefit).
14.A.5  Play for "POWERBALL®"
a)	Type of play:
	A "POWERBALL®" player must select six numbers in each play, five (5) numbers out of fifty-three (53) plus one (1) out of forty-two (42).  A winning play is achieved only when the following combinations of numbers selected by the player match, in any order, the five plus one winning numbers drawn by the Lottery.  Those combinations are 5+1, 5+0, 4+1, 4+0, 3+1, 3+0, 2+1, 1+1 and 0+1.
b)	Method of play:
	The player will use playslips, as provided in Paragraph 14.A.4 of this Rule 14.A, to make number selections.  The on-line terminal will read the playslip and issue a ticket with corresponding play(s).  If a playslip is not available, the on-line retailer may enter the selected numbers via the keyboard.  If offered by the Lottery, a player may leave all or a portion of his/her play selections to a random number generator operated by the computer, commonly referred to as “QUICK PICK” or “PARTIAL QUICK PICK.”
14.A.6  Prizes For "POWERBALL®"     

MATCHING COMBINATIONS	PRIZE
CATEGORY	PROBABILITY OF WINNING
(ONE PLAY)	
All five (5) of first set
plus one (1) of second set	Grand Prize	1:120,526,770.000000	
All five (5) of first set
plus none of second set	Second Prize	1:2,939,677.317073	
Any four (4) of first set, but not five, plus one (1) of second set	Third Prize	1:502,194.875000	
Any four (4) of first set, but not five, plus none of second set	Fourth Prize	1:12,248.655488	
Any three (3) of first set, but not four or five, plus one (1) of second set	Fifth Prize	1:10,684.997340	
Any three (3) of first set, but not four or five, plus none of second set	Sixth Prize	1:260.609691	
Any two (2) of first set, but not three, four or five, plus one (1) of second set	Seventh Prize	1:696.847653	
Any one (1) of first set, but not two, three, four or five, plus one (1) of second set	Eighth Prize	1:123.884027	
None of first set plus one (1) of second set	Ninth Prize	1:70.388652	

a)	The prize pool contribution for all prize categories shall consist of fifty percent (50%) of each drawing period's sales unless, as described in Paragraph 14.A.7 c) of this Rule 14.A, the prize reserve accounts are not funded at the balances set by the "POWERBALL® " Product Group.  Any amount remaining in the prize pool at the end of this game shall be carried forward to a replacement game or expended in a manner as directed by the Product Group in accordance with state law.
PRIZE POOL    
Prize Category	Prize Amounts	Allocation of Prize Pool	Prize Pool Percentage of Sales	
Grand Prize	Announced Jackpot	65.3378%	32.6689%	
Second Prize	$100,000	6.8035%	3.4017%	
Third Prize	$5,000	1.9913%	0.9956%	
Fourth Prize	$100	1.6328%	0.8164%	
Fifth Prize	$100	1.8718%	0.9359%	
Sixth Prize	$7	5.3720%	2.6860%	
Seventh Prize	$7	2.0090%	1.0045%	
Eighth Prize	$4	6.4577%	3.2288%	
Ninth Prize	$3	8.5241%	4.2621%	
TOTAL		100.00%	50.00%	
b)	Prize Categories - The Grand Prize shall be determined on a pari-mutuel basis.  Except as provided in 3) below, all other prizes awarded shall be paid as set prizes with the foregoing expected prize payout percentages:
1.	The prize money allocated to the Grand Prize category shall be divided equally by the number of game boards matching all five (5) of the first set plus one (1) of the second set.
2.	In the event that the "Powerball®" Grand Prize reaches a Record Level, the amount of the Grand Prize will be limited to increases of no more than $25 million for each future draw until the Grand Prize is won.
i.	Grand Prize pool money collected in excess of the amount needed to fund the advertised Grand Prize will be placed into a separate Match 5 Bonus Prize pool and will accumulate until there is a Grand Prize winner.
ii.	When the Grand Prize is won, the money in the Match 5 Bonus Prize pool will be divided equally among all winners of the Second Prize for that drawing.  If there are no Second Prize winners in that drawing, the Match 5 Bonus Prize pool shall be divided equally among all winners of the Third Prize.
iii.	 Winners of shares of the Match 5 Bonus Prize Pool also shall be awarded the original amount won on the ticket, i.e. the Second Prize or Third Prize as defined in 14.A.6.a) and, if applicable, the Power Play Option prize as defined in Rule 14.B.7 in addition to their share of the Match 5 Bonus Prize pool.  
iv.	Bonus prizes shall be paid in one cash lump sum.
3.	The prize pool percentage allocated to the set prizes shall be carried forward to subsequent draws if all or a portion of it is not needed to pay the set prizes awarded in the current draw.  If the total of all party lotteries’ set prizes awarded in a drawing exceeds the percentage of the prize pool allocated to the set prizes, then the amount needed to fund the set prizes awarded shall be drawn from the following sources, in the following order:
i.	The amount available in the set prize payout variance account.
ii.	If the set prize payout variance account is not sufficient to pay the set prizes awarded, an amount from the set prize reserve account is used, if available, not to exceed an amount established by MUSL.
iii.	If after these sources are depleted, sufficient funds do not exist to pay the set prizes awarded, then the highest set prize shall become a pari-mutuel prize.  If the amount of the highest set prize, when paid on a pari-mutuel basis, drops to or below the next highest set prize and there are still not sufficient funds to pay the remaining set prizes awarded, then the next highest set prize shall become a pari-mutuel prize.  This procedure shall continue down through all set prize levels, if necessary, until all set prize levels become pari-mutuel prize levels.
14.A.7  Prize Reserve Accounts
a)	The MUSL Board manages three (3) prize reserve accounts (pools) associated with "POWERBALL®".  The MUSL Board holds these reserves in trust on behalf of the Lottery, and interest is earned by the Lottery.  All deposits will be reported on Lottery records as "Cash Held by MUSL".
1.	Set-Aside Pool (Grand Prize Base Reserve) is used to guarantee payment of the minimum or starting grand prize as established by the Product Group.
2.	Prize Reserve Trust (Grand Prize Reserve) is used to guarantee payment of valid, but unanticipated, grand prize claims that may result from a system error or for any other reason the normal contributions from sales are not adequate.
3.	Set-Prize Reserve Pool is used to guarantee the payment of the set cash prizes. 
b)    Initial Contributions to the Reserves
	When the Lottery becomes a member of the "POWERBALL®" product group, the MUSL Board determines an initial contribution to be made by the Lottery to the foregoing reserves.  In accordance with the payment plan established between the Lottery and MUSL, the Lottery must deposit with the MUSL board the specified amounts.
c)	Subsequent Contributions to the Reserves  
	In the event any reserve balance(s), specified above, falls below the balance established by the MUSL Board, a portion of the prize pool contribution shall be used to replenish the reserve(s).  Should any reserve(s) require replenishment, the contribution from sales to the Grand Prize shall be reduced from 32.6689% of sales to no less than 30.6689% of sales (up to two percent (2%) of sales).  Replenishment of the Grand Prize Base Reserve (Set-Aside Pool) shall have priority over the Prize Reserve Trust and the Set-Prize Reserve Pool.
d)	In the event the Lottery decides to withdraw from the Product Group, the remaining balances of the Lottery’s contribution will be refunded to the Lottery.
14.A.8  Prize Payment
a)	Grand Prizes
1.	Grand Prizes shall be paid, at the election of the ticket bearer by a single cash payment or in a series of annuity payments.  The ticket bearer becomes entitled to the prize at the time the prize is validated as a winner.  The election to take the cash payment or annuity payments may be made at the time the prize is validated or within 60 days after the ticket bearer becomes entitled to the prize.  An election made after the ticket bearer becomes entitled to the prize is final and cannot be revoked, withdrawn or otherwise changed.  If the ticket bearer does not make the election at the time the prize is validated and requests the 60-day election period, the Lottery will cancel the prize warrant that was generated during validation.  The validation record will be kept secured and on file at the Lottery office until the ticket bearer makes an election.  If the ticket bearer does not make the payment election within 60 days after validation, then the prize shall be paid as an annuity prize.
2.	Shares of the Grand Prize shall be determined by dividing the cash available in the Grand Prize pool equally among all boards matching all five (5) of the first set plus one (1) of the second set of drawn numbers.  Winner(s) who elect a cash payment shall be paid their share(s) in a single cash payment.  The annuitized option prize shall be determined by multiplying a winner’s share of the Grand Prize pool by the MUSL annuity factor. Neither MUSL nor the party lotteries shall be responsible or liable for changes in the advertised or estimated annuity prize amount and the actual amount purchased after the prize payment method is actually known to MUSL.  In certain instances announced by the Product Group, the Grand Prize shall be a guaranteed amount and shall be determined pursuant to Paragraph 14.A.8 e) of this Rule 14.A.  If individual shares of the cash held to fund an annuity are less than $250,000, the Product Group, in its sole discretion, may elect to pay the winners their share of the cash held in the Grand Prize pool.
3.	All annuitized prizes shall be paid annually in thirty (30) equal payments with the initial payment being made in cash, to be followed by twenty-nine (29) payments funded by the annuity.
4.	Funds for the initial payment of an annuitized prize or the lump sum cash prize shall be made available by MUSL for payment by the Lottery no earlier than the fifteenth calendar day (or the next banking day if the fifteenth day is a holiday) following the drawing.  If necessary, when the due date for the payment of a prize occurs before the receipt of funds in the prize pool trust sufficient to pay the prize, the transfer of funds for the payment of the full lump sum cash amount may be delayed pending receipt of funds from the party lotteries.  The Lottery may elect to make the initial payment from its own funds after validation, with notice to MUSL.
5.	Subsequent annuity payments shall be made by the Lottery.  The Grand Prize amount held by MUSL for subsequent payment to annuity winners shall be transferred to the Lottery seven days proceeding the first working day preceding the anniversary of the awarded Grand Prize.
6.	In the event of the death of a lottery winner during the annuity payment period, the "POWERBALL®" Product Group, in its sole discretion, upon the petition of the estate of the lottery winner (the "Estate") to the Lottery, and subject to federal, state, or district applicable laws, may accelerate the payment of all of the remaining lottery proceeds to the Estate.  If the Product Group makes such a determination, then securities and/or cash held to fund the deceased lottery winner's annuitized prize may be distributed to the Estate.  The identification of the securities to fund the annuitized prize shall be at the sole discretion of the Product Group.
b)	Set Prizes
	The Director’s decision with respect to the validation and payment of set prizes, whether during a "POWERBALL®" game or any drawing related thereto, shall be final and binding upon all participants in the Lottery.
	All set prizes (all prizes except the Grand Prize) shall be paid by the Lottery.  The Lottery may begin paying set prizes after receiving authorization to pay from the MUSL central office.
c)	Prizes Rounded
	Annuitized payments of the Grand Prize or a share of the Grand Prize may be rounded to facilitate the purchase of an appropriate funding mechanism.  Breakage on an annuitized Grand Prize win shall be added to the first cash payment to the winner or winners.
	Set Prizes, which, under these rules, may become pari-mutuel prizes, may be rounded down so that prizes can be paid in multiples of whole dollars.  Breakage resulting from rounding these prizes shall be carried forward to the prize pool for the next drawing.
d)	Roll-over
	If the Grand Prize is not won in a drawing, the prize money allocated for the Grand Prize shall rollover and be added to the Grand Prize pool for the following drawing.
e)	Funding of Guaranteed Prizes
 	The POWERBALL® Product Group may offer guaranteed minimum Grand Prize amounts or minimum increases in the Grand Prize amount between drawings or make other changes in the allocation of prize money where the "POWERBALL®" Product Group finds that it would be in the best interest of the game.  If a minimum Grand Prize amount or a minimum increase in the Grand Prize amount between drawings is offered by the POWERBALL® Product Group, then the Grand Prize shares shall be determined as follows.  If there are multiple Grand Prize winners during a single drawing, each selecting the annuitized option prize, then a winner's share of the guaranteed annuitized Grand Prize shall be determined by dividing the guaranteed annuitized Grand Prize by the number of winners.  If there are multiple Grand Prize winners during a single drawing and at least one of the Grand Prize winners has elected the annuitized option prize, then the best bid submitted by MUSL’s pre-approved qualified brokers shall determine the cash pool needed to fund the guaranteed annuitized Grand Prize.  If no winner of the Grand Prize during a single drawing has elected the annuitized option prize, then the amount of cash in the Grand Prize pool shall be an amount equal to the guaranteed annuitized amount divided by the average annuity factor of the most recent three best quotes provided by MUSL’s pre-approved qualified brokers submitting quotes.  In no case shall quotes be used which are more than two weeks old and if less than three quotes are submitted, then MUSL shall use the average of all quotes submitted.  Changes in the allocation of prize money shall be designed to retain approximately the same prize allocation percentages, over a year's time, set out in these rules.  Minimum guaranteed prizes or increases may be waived if the alternate funding mechanism set out in Paragraph 14.A.6 b) 2) of this Rule 14.A becomes necessary.
14.A.9  Prize Accounts
a)	Prize Funds Transferred to MUSL
	The Lottery shall transfer to the MUSL in trust an amount as determined to be its total proportionate share of the prize account less actual set prize liability.  If this results in a negative amount, the MUSL central office shall transfer funds to the Lottery.
b)	Grand Prize Funds Transferred to Lottery
	Grand Prize amounts held by MUSL shall be transferred to the Lottery immediately after the Lottery validates the Grand Prize claim and after MUSL has collected the prize pool shares from all member lotteries.
c)	Unclaimed Grand and Match 5 Bonus Prizes
	All funds to pay a grand prize and a Match 5 bonus prize that go unclaimed shall be returned to the Lottery by MUSL in proportion to sales by the Lottery for the grand prize or Match 5 Bonus prize in question after the claiming period set by the Lottery selling the winning ticket expires.  
14.A.10  Funds Transfer
a)	Draw Receivables from Member Lotteries
	Funds shall be collected by MUSL from each Party Lottery weekly by wire transfer or other means acceptable to the POWERBALL® Product Group.  The POWERBALL® Product Group shall determine collection days.  The amount to be transferred shall be calculated in accordance with game rules.  The draw reports determine whether the member lotteries owe funds to MUSL or MUSL needs to transfer money to the member lotteries.  Each Party Lottery shall transfer to MUSL an amount as determined by MUSL and the Product Group to be its total proportionate share of the prize account less actual set prize liability.  If this results in a negative amount, the MUSL central office shall transfer funds to the Party Lottery.
b)	Initial Grand Prize Funds Transferred to Lottery
	The Grand Prize amount held by MUSL shall be transferred to the Lottery after the Lottery validates the Grand Prize claim and after MUSL has collected the prize pool shares from all member lotteries.
c)	Subsequent Grand Prize Payments from MUSL to Member Lotteries.
	The Grand Prize amount held by MUSL for subsequent payment to annuity winners shall be transferred to the Lottery seven days preceding the first working day preceding the anniversary of the awarded grand prize.  The Lottery will then make payment to the annuity winner.
14.A.11  Drawings
a)	The "POWERBALL®" drawings shall be held twice each week on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, except that the drawing schedule may be changed by the MUSL Board.
b)	Each drawing shall determine, at random, six winning numbers in accordance with drawing guidelines.  The Lottery Commission shall review and approve drawing guidelines.  Any numbers drawn are not declared winning numbers until the drawing is certified by MUSL in accordance with the "POWERBALL®" drawing guidelines.  The winning numbers shall be used in determining all "POWERBALL®" winners for that drawing.  If a drawing is not certified, another drawing will be conducted to determine actual winners.
c)	Each drawing shall be witnessed by an independent certified public accountant.  All drawing equipment used shall be examined by the independent certified public accountant immediately prior to, but no sooner than thirty (30) minutes before, a drawing and immediately after, but no later than thirty (30) minutes following the drawing.
d)	The drawing shall not be invalidated based on the liability of the Lottery.
e)	The drawing procedures shall provide that a minimum of fifty-nine (59) minutes elapse between the close of the game ticket sales and the time of the drawing for those tickets sold.  All drawings shall be open to the public and shall be witnessed by an independent certified public accountant and other Lottery officials as may be required by statute or rule.  Any equipment used in a drawing shall be inspected and tested in the presence of an independent certified public accountant, both before and after the drawing.  All drawings, inspections and tests shall be recorded on videotape.
14.A.12  Advance Play
Advance play provides the opportunity to purchase "POWERBALL®" tickets for more than one drawing. Advance play tickets shall be available for purchase in variable increments.   The Advance Play feature shall be available at the discretion of the Lottery Director.
14.A.13   Subscription Play 
a)	"POWERBALL®" Subscription provides the opportunity to play "POWERBALL®" by mail using the same number selections for a period of consecutive game draws.  Entry into the "POWERBALL®" Subscription program requires the completion of a Subscription Application for a variable number of draws.
b)	Once a subscription application is entered, funds remitted to the Lottery as payment are not refundable, except at the option of the Lottery as indicated in Section 14.A.15.
c)	Subscription applications shall be made available from the Lottery and at licensed retail locations throughout the State.
d)	Not all Lottery promotions include "POWERBALL®" subscriptions.  However, if a promotion is offered for "POWERBALL®" subscription, the Lottery reserves the right to limit such offering to one per subscriber or one promotion per subscription application.
e)	The "POWERBALL®" Subscription Play program feature is available at the discretion of the Lottery director.  The director may announce a date after which no applications for "POWERBALL®" subscriptions will be accepted and a date after which all Subscription Plans shall end.
f)	All valid Subscription Plans entered on the Lottery’s computer file on the application cutoff date, will be valid for the duration of the current Subscription Plan if their Subscription Plan End Dates do not extend beyond the program end date.  
g)	If valid Subscription Plans entered on the Lottery’s computer file on the application cutoff date exceed the program end date, the plans will be valid until the program end date.  These Subscribers will be reimbursed for unused plays at the prorated value determined by the length of their Subscription Plans.
14.A.14 Subscription Price
a)	The cost of each board is $1.00
b)	In the event that a subscriber sends in a dollar amount that does not correspond to the board pricing denoted in 14.A.15, the Lottery shall proceed in the following manner:
1.	If the received amount is less than required to fulfill the requested subscription length and number of boards, the Lottery shall allocate the payment equally among the number of boards requested at the rate of $1.00 per board, per drawing. 
2.	If the received dollar amount is more than required to fulfill the requested subscription length and number of boards, the Lottery shall add drawings at $1.00 per board, per drawing to fulfill the subscription. 
3.	The Lottery Director reserves the right to reject dollar amounts received that would extend the subscription for longer than one hundred four (104) drawings.
14.A.15  Subscription Application Requirements	
a)	To be accepted for entry without changes, applications must include the signature of the person applying for the subscription.  Each board must contain five (5) unduplicated play numbers that are selected from the range of 1 through 53 and must include one (1) "POWERBALL®" number between 1 and 42 per board.  "Powerplay" is available for the additional cost of $1.00 per board per drawing.  The same numbers may be used on more than one board.  
b)	An application may be accepted with corrective entries required as follows:
1.	If more than six (6) numbers are marked on any board, the first six (6) numbers in ascending sequence will be accepted.   If the "POWERBALL®" number is greater than 42, the Lottery’s computer will randomly assign a "POWERBALL®" number between 1 and 42.   All other numbers will be disregarded.	
2.	If fewer than six (6) numbers are marked on any board, including the "POWERBALL®" number, the Lottery’s computer will randomly assign additional number(s) in order to process the application.	
3.	If no numbers are marked on any board being played, the Lottery’s computer will assign, at random, additional number (s) in order to process the application.
c)	An application may be rejected if the payment received with the subscription application is not acceptable to the Lottery, i.e., check not signed.  Both the payment and the application will be returned to the subscriber with a letter of explanation.
d)	An application may be terminated after initial acceptance if, after the subscription plan start date, the Lottery is notified that the payment received for the subscription is invalid, i.e., a check returned for insufficient funds.  In such event, the subscription shall be deemed invalid and no prizes, if won, will be paid to the subscriber.
e)	A Subscription Confirmation Card will be mailed to the subscriber after the Lottery has processed the information received on the subscriber’s application.  This Subscription Confirmation Card includes the effective dates of the subscription and is confirmation that the Lottery has correctly recorded the subscriber’s name, numbers selected and number of drawings for the subscription.
f)	It is the responsibility of the subscriber to notify the Lottery if confirmation of a subscription is not received.  It is the responsibility of the subscriber to review all information pertaining to the subscription listed on the Subscription Confirmation Card upon receipt.  It is the responsibility of the subscriber to notify the Lottery if the information listed on the Subscription Confirmation Card is incorrect.  If there is a discrepancy, the Colorado Lottery Subscription Unit in Pueblo, Colorado, must receive WRITTEN notification of corrections from the subscriber by the date specified on the Subscription Confirmation Card.  If notification is not received by the Lottery, the numbers on the Subscription Confirmation Card shall be the subscriber’s official play.
g)	Six weeks prior to the Subscription Plan end date, the subscriber will be mailed a subscription renewal application containing the subscriber’s name, subscriber’s address, member number, current subscription numbers, number of subscription boards currently being played, number of drawings for each board and the subscription plan end date.   If the subscriber wishes to continue with the subscription with no interruptions, a subscription entry renewal must be received by the Lottery at least three (3) weeks (or six (6) draws) prior to the subscription plan end date of the current subscription entry.  The Lottery will make every reasonable effort to process renewal applications received to ensure no interruption in the subscriber’s plan; however, the Lottery is not responsible for an interruption in the subscriber’s plan if a renewal application is not processed in sufficient time.
h)	On a renewal application, in the event that no numbers are marked in any board being played, the Lottery will automatically reassign the numbers currently being played for that board.  If less than six (6) numbers are marked in any board including the "POWERBALL®" number, the Lottery will randomly assign additional number(s) in order to process the application.
i)	)If more than six (6) numbers are marked in any board on the renewal application, the first six (6) numbers in ascending sequence will be accepted.  If the "POWERBALL®" number is greater than 42, the Lottery’s computer will randomly assign a "POWERBALL®" number between 1 and 42.  All other numbers will be disregarded.
j)	On a renewal application, if the payment option is not marked, the Lottery will automatically reassign the option currently recorded on the Lottery subscription file.  The Subscriber will have the opportunity to accept or change this option at the time the Subscription Confirmation Card is received by the subscriber.
k)	The Colorado Lottery reserves the right to suspend or cancel any drawing or the game itself, change the prize structure, frequency of drawings, or drawing dates.  In the event of such changes, all subscribers will receive participation in the revised game, equivalent in value to the remainder of their subscription or a refund, at the sole option of the Lottery.
14.A.16  Valid Subscription Entry		
To be a valid entry the application and game numbers selected by the player must be entered on the appropriate Lottery computer file, which is the official record of subscription entry.
14.A.17  Payment of Subscription Prizes
a)	All prizes won less applicable tax withholding, except the Jackpot Prize, will be paid by warrant to the name appearing on the Subscription Confirmation Card.  The prize warrant will be mailed directly to the player.
b)	In the case of a subscription ticket winning the Jackpot Prize, the Lottery will notify the subscriber, who must then come to the Lottery to claim the prize. 
c)	A group subscription entry will be treated as a single share in the prize category and shall also be determined as one share when determining if a prize should be paid.
14.A.18  MUSL Accounting and Finance
a)	Prize Reserve and Set Prize Reserve contributions from member lotteries
	At the time the Lottery joins the "POWERBALL®" Product Group, MUSL revises the existing budget and assesses the Lottery for the additional costs.  The Lottery receives a copy of these costs and an election form.  MUSL also determines an amount that the Lottery must contribute to any Prize Reserves. MUSL and the Lottery will consult to establish a payment schedule for these contributions.
b)	Draw receivables from member lotteries
	The draw reports determine whether the Lottery owes and needs to transfer funds to MUSL, or MUSL owes and needs to transfer funds to the Lottery.  (The procedures and corresponding time lines documenting the timely and effective transfer of funds between the Lottery and MUSL can be found in the Lottery’s financial procedures.)  Three different transfers are made on a continual basis:
1.	Draw receivables transferred from the Lottery to MUSL,
2.	Set prize payments and initial Grand Prize payments transferred from MUSL to the Lottery, and
3.	Subsequent Grand Prize annuity payments from MUSL to the Lottery.

BASIS AND PURPOSE OF AMENDED RULE 14.B
The purpose of Rule 14.B is to provide specific game details and requirements for the Colorado Lottery Multi-State On-Line Game "POWERBALL ’s" ® "POWER PLAY OPTION" such as type of play, prizes, method of selecting winning numbers and drawings.  The statutory basis for Rule 14.B is found in C.R.S.  24-35-201, 24-35-208 (1) (a) and (2), and 24-35-212.
14.B.1
A Colorado Lottery multi-state on-line game known as POWERBALL® shall have a game option known as "POWER PLAY", which allows players the option to pay an additional one dollar ($1) for a chance to increase any Set Prize they may win on that purchase.  This game option is authorized to be conducted by the Director under the following Rules and Regulations and under such further instructions and directives as the Director may issue in furtherance thereof.  If a conflict arises between Rule 14 and this Rule 14.B, Rule 14.B shall apply.
The Lottery and the Lottery Commission, prior to implementation, must approve all MUSL guidelines and MUSL Board decisions associated with this "POWER PLAY OPTION".
The Director will be a voting member of the MUSL Board during the timeframe in which the Lottery shall be a member of MUSL.  The Director will also be a voting member of any MUSL Specific Product Group the Lottery joins.
At any time the Lottery Director determines that any provisions of the MUSL or of MUSL’s Specific Game Playing Rules do not sufficiently provide for the security and integrity necessary to protect the Colorado Lottery, he/she shall recommend to the Lottery Commission that the Lottery end its membership with MUSL or with the Specific Product Group.  Upon concurrence by the Lottery Commission, membership can end at any time.
14.B.2  Definitions
Refer to the definitions provided in Paragraph 1.2 of Rule 1, Paragraph 13.2 of Rule 13, Paragraph 14.2 of Rule 14, and Paragraph 14.A.2 of Rule 14.A.
14.B.3  Price of "POWER PLAY OPTION"
The price of each "POWER PLAY OPTION”" play selected shall be $1.00.  A player will have the retailer manually enter the "POWER PLAY OPTION" into the on-line terminal to purchase up to ten POWERBALL® plays with ten "POWER PLAY OPTIONS" for a single draw as follows: 

Number of Powerball® plays	Number of Powerball® boards	Cost of Powerball® boards	Number of "POWER PLAY OPTION" boards	Cost of "POWER PLAY OPTION" boards	Total cost  Powerball® boards with "POWER PLAY OPTION"	
1	One Board	$1.00	One Board	$1.00	$2.00	
2	Two Boards	$2.00	Two Boards	$2.00	$4.00	
3	Three Boards	$3.00	Three Boards	$3.00	$6.00	
4	Four Boards	$4.00	Four Boards	$4.00	$8.00	
5	Five Boards	$5.00	Five Boards	$5.00	$10.00	
6	Six Boards	$6.00	Six Boards	$6.00	$12.00	
7	Seven Boards	$7.00	Seven Boards	$7.00	$14.00	
8	Eight Boards	$8.00	Eight Boards	$8.00	$16.00	
9	Nine Boards	$9.00	Nine Boards	$9.00	$18.00	
10	Ten Boards	$10.00	Ten Boards	$10.00	$20.00	
The "POWER PLAY OPTION" is an add-on to the POWERBALL 5/55 + 1/42 game.  Players who elect to pay an extra $1 per POWERBALL® play will have the opportunity to multiply their set prizes (all prizes except the Grand Prize) by the Power Play number that is randomly selected at draw time. 
14.B.4  Ticket Purchases
POWERBALL® tickets with the "POWER PLAY OPTION" may be purchased only from a Lottery retailer authorized by the Director to sell multi-state on-line tickets.
a)	POWERBALL® tickets with the "POWER PLAY OPTION" shall show, at a minimum, the player’s selection of numbers, the boards played, drawing date, "POWER PLAY OPTION" chosen and validation and reference numbers.
b)	A purchaser of a POWERBALL® ticket must choose, at the time of purchase, whether or not he/she wants the "POWER PLAY OPTION".  If the purchaser chooses the "POWER PLAY OPTION" for the ticket, the cost of the "POWER PLAY OPTION" will be $1.00 per board.  (See Paragraph 14.B.3 of this Rule 14.B for detailed Power Play costs.)  The Option applies to all boards on a single ticket and cannot be purchased on a board-by-board basis.
14.B.5  Method of play
There will be no change in play for the POWERBALL® 5/55  + 1/42 game.  The "POWER PLAY OPTION" is effective only for players who choose the “POWER PLAY OPTION” at time of purchase and pay an additional $1.00 per board.
a)	The POWERBALL®  "POWER PLAY OPTION" drawings shall be held twice each week on Wednesday and Saturday evenings immediately before the POWERBALL® drawings, except that the drawing schedule may be changed by the MUSL Board.
b)	Each "POWER PLAY OPTION" drawing shall determine, at random, a single number in accordance with drawing guidelines.  The Lottery Commission shall review and approve the drawing guidelines.  Any number drawn is not declared a winning number until the drawing is certified by MUSL in accordance with the Power Play drawing guidelines.  The number drawn shall be used to determine all POWERBALL®  "POWER PLAY OPTION" prize amounts for that drawing.  If a Power Play drawing is not certified, another drawing will be conducted to determine the number drawn.
c)	Each "POWER PLAY OPTION" drawing shall be witnessed by an independent certified public accountant.  All drawing equipment used shall be examined by the independent certified public accountant immediately prior to, but no sooner than thirty (30) minutes before, a drawing and immediately after, but no later than thirty (30) minutes following the drawing.
d)	The drawing shall not be invalidated based on the liability of the Lottery.
e)	All "POWER PLAY OPTION" drawings shall be open to the public and shall be witnessed by an independent certified public accountant and other Lottery officials as may be required by statute or rule.  Any equipment used in a drawing shall be inspected and tested in the presence of an independent certified public accountant, both before and after the drawing.  All drawings, inspections and tests shall be recorded on videotape.
f)	Upon certification of the POWERBALL® drawing, per Paragraph 14.A.11 of Rule 14.A, an additional random selection will occur.  A single number from a set of sixteen (16) numbers will be drawn.  The sixteen (16) numbers will consist of  "2", "2", "2", "2", "3", "3", "3", "3", "4", "4", "4", "4", "5", "5", "5", "5".
14.B.7  Prizes For POWERBALL® with "POWER PLAY OPTION" Selected
a)	Players who choose the "POWER PLAY OPTION" and pay the extra $1.00 per board and who win any set prize (any prize except the Grand Prize) will receive an amount equal to the set prize multiplied by the "POWER PLAY OPTION" number selected at the drawing.  See the following table for prizes won if "POWER PLAY OPTION" is chosen and the set prizes are not pari-mutuel as defined in Paragraph 14.A.6 b) of Rule 14.A.

POWERBALL® Prize
Category	POWERBALL® Prize
Amounts	Power Play “2” Drawn	Power Play “3” Drawn	Power Play “4” Drawn	Power Play “5” Drawn	
Grand Prize	Jackpot	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	
Second Prize	$200,000	$400,000	$600,000	$800,000	1,000,000	
Third Prize	$10,000	$20,000	$30,000	$40,000	$50,000	
Fourth Prize	$100	$200	$300	$400	$500	
Fifth Prize	$100	$200	$300	$400	$500	
Sixth Prize	$7	$14	$21	$28	$35	
Seventh Prize	$7	$14	$21	$28	$35	
Eighth Prize	$4	$8	$12	$16	$20	
Ninth Prize	$3	$6	$9	$12	$15	
b)	If the set prizes are pari-mutuel as defined in Paragraph 14.A.6 d) of Rule 14.A, and the player has selected and paid for the "POWER PLAY OPTION", the amount of the pari-mutuel set prize will be multiplied by the "POWER PLAY OPTION" number drawn for that drawing.
c)	The prize pool contribution for all "POWER PLAY OPTION" prize categories shall consist of a percent of sales to be determined by the MUSL Board.
d)	The probability of each "POWER PLAY OPTION" multiplier being drawn on any given drawing are:

	Power Play "2"	Power Play "3"	Power Play "4"	Power Play "5"	TOTAL	
# of Balls	4	4	4	4	16	
Probability	25.00%	25.00%	25.00%	25.00%	100.00%	
Probability	1 in 4	1 in 4	1 in 4	1 in 4		

14.B.8  Prize Payment
a)	Set Prizes
	All set prizes (all prizes except the Grand Prize) with the "POWER PLAY OPTION" shall be paid by the Lottery.  The Lottery may begin paying set prizes after receiving authorization to pay from the MUSL central office.
b)	Prizes Rounded
	All prizes, including those with the "POWER PLAY OPTION", other than the Grand Prize, which, under these rules, may become pari-mutuel prizes, may be rounded down so that prizes can be paid in multiples of whole dollars.  Breakage resulting from rounding these prizes shall be carried forward to the prize pool for the next drawing.
14.B.9  Advance Play
Advance play provides the facility to purchase POWERBALL® tickets for more than one drawing.  A purchaser of POWERBALL® tickets may also purchase the "POWER PLAY OPTION" for all Advance Play plays.  Advance play tickets shall be available for purchase in increments up to and including 26 drawings.  The cost of each Power Play ticket shall be an additional $1.00 per board per drawing.  E.g.: one POWERBALL® play for two drawings with "POWER PLAY OPTION", $4.00, one POWERBALL® play for four drawings with "POWER PLAY OPTION", $8.00.  The Option applies to all drawings for which the ticket is purchased and the "POWER PLAY OPTION" is selected.  Players cannot elect the option on a drawing-by-drawing basis when purchasing Advance Play tickets.
14.B.10 Powerball® Power Play Promotion
The Colorado Lottery will from time to time, participate in a Multi State On-Line game promotion in which one (1) of the sixteen (16) POWERBALL® Power Play numbers will increase in value and will be reflected in the value of the winning tickets, except in conjunction with the jackpot prize.   
The times and dates of the POWERBALL® Power Play promotion will be announced by the MUSL board in conjunction with existing rules and regulations pertaining to POWERBALL® games.  Each POWERBALL® Power Play promotion will be available to Colorado POWERBALL® Power Play participants for thirty days after the announced start date or until a Power Play promotional number multiplier is hit, whichever occurs later.  A promotional number multiplier may be drawn more than one time within a thirty-day period.
During said promotion, Colorado Lottery POWERBALL® Power Play participants will receive the amount of the prize won multiplied by the promotional number multiplier, with the exception of the jackpot prize.