Title 19 Part 132

Game includes a series of the same or substantially similar games.

In addition to the information required by General Business Law, section 369-e(1), the statement filed in the Department of State shall set forth the prizes offered and the retail value of each prize.

The actual retail cost shall be used in determining the value of prizes offered in any game of chance.

Where prizewinning objects are distributed to retail establishments in a substantially uniform ratio to the number of participating objects or entries, the total value of prizes offered may be calculated as: A = (N/T) (V) + P where A is the amount of the bond to be posted or trust account to be maintained; N is the total number of objects distributed in New York or the projected number of entries from New York; T is the total number of objects distributed or the projected number of entries in the game; V is the total retail value of all prizes offered; and P1, P2, P3, P4, and P5 are respectively the retail values of the first, second, third, fourth and fifth largest prizes.

The rules of the contest shall set forth the address where persons may obtain a copy of the winners list from the promoter in accordance with General Business Law, section 369-e(5).