Title 9 Part 4620

No more than five single types of games of chance approved by the commission, excluding merchandise wheels, raffles, bell jars, coin boards, merchandise boards and seal cards shall be conducted during any one license period. No game of chance shall be conducted during a license period unless such game has been listed on the application for license to conduct games of chance (form GC-2) and license to conduct games of chance (form GC-5), or on an application to amend a license (form GC-6).

A wheel of variable size. Around the rim of the wheel's surface are sections, each of which shows one side of three dice bearing different combinations of the numbers 1 through 6. The wheel has a corresponding layout.

A wheel of variable size. The rim of the wheel is divided into sections, some of which bear different combinations of the numbers 1 through 9. Other sections display a picture of a diamond, star and eagle. The wheel has a corresponding layout.

A wheel of variable size. Around the rim of the wheel's surface are sections. In some of these sections are new American currency or their facsimile in denominations of $1, $2, $5, $10 and $20. Other sections display a picture of the American flag and a joker. The wheel has a corresponding layout.

A wheel of variable size. The rim of the wheel is divided into sections, each of which shows one color. The wheel has a corresponding layout.

A wheel or wheels of variable size that have numbers, symbols or colors used to designate the winning wager and, where applicable, the type of merchandise to be awarded. The wheel has a corresponding layout.

The maximum wager is $2. Merchandise shall not be wagered by a participant.

No cash, only merchandise shall be awarded. No single prize shall exceed a value of $250.

Each merchandise wheel shall have an inventory control sheet that shall indicate the cost to the licensee of each item of merchandise awarded at the wheel or, if donated, its current retail price. When a total of $10,000 in prizes has been awarded at a merchandise wheel, the merchandise wheel must be closed (see section 4622.12 of this Subchapter). It will not be necessary to file the inventory control sheet with form GC-7B.

A wheel of variable size. The surface of the wheel is divided into sections and each section has a number corresponding to a pictorial horse or name of horse. The rim of each numbered section is divided into smaller numbered sections, which indicate the odds at which the winner is to be paid. The wheel has a corresponding layout.

A player places the player’s wager on one or more numbers on the layout and the dealer spins the wheel. When the wheel stops, the section in which the indicator arm rests indicates the winning number and the odds to be paid.

A wheel of variable size. Around the rim of the wheel's surface are sections, each of which shows three symbols bearing different combinations of six different types of fruit or similar objects. The wheel has a corresponding layout.

A wheel of variable size. Around the rim of the wheel's surface are sections, each of which shows the faces of three playing cards bearing different combinations of the cards nine through ace. The wheel has a corresponding layout.