New York regulations
Title 9 Part 5011
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9 NYCRR 5011.1 - Definitions
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The definitions below apply to the Pick-10 game herein described:
(a)Pick-10 is a game that has one field of 80 numbers from which a player selects 10 numbers.
(1)Prizes for the Pick-10 game shall be awarded for tickets on which various numbers of player selections match the winning numbers drawn. Prizes, payouts, and chances of winning are set forth in section 5011.2 of this Part.
(2)Pick-10 play card means a card that contains four game panels of numbered squares used by a player to select the game the player desires to play, the number of game panels to be played and the specific subset of numbers for each game selected. There is a separate play card for the Pick-10 game.
(b)Pick-10 game panel means the area of the Pick-10 play card that contains 80 squares numbered one through 80.
(c)Net sales means the sum of the dollar purchases (after cancellations) of Pick-10 tickets eligible for a particular Pick-10 game draw date.
(d)Prize pool means 40 percent of the net sales for a particular drawing that is allocated for the purpose of paying prizes in that game.
9 NYCRR 5011.2 - Payment of prizes and chances of winning for Pick-10
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9 NYCRR 5011.3 - Ticket sales
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(a)No person shall sell a Pick-10 ticket at a price greater than that fixed by the commission.
(b)The price of each game panel for the Pick-10 game is $1. One-, two-, three- or four-game panels may be played on each play card.
(c)Bets may be placed either for the next scheduled drawing or for up to seven consecutive drawings. No other bet durations are available.
9 NYCRR 5011.4 - Prize funds
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(a)Forty percent of net sales for each Pick-10 game draw date shall be paid into the New York Lottery prize account for allocation of prize winnings.
(b)In the event of termination of the Pick-10 game for any cause, any prize monies remaining unallocated in the New York State Lottery prize account will be disbursed for the sole benefit of winners of other lottery games at the total discretion of the commission.
9 NYCRR 5011.5 - Miscellaneous
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(a)All number selections or other information appearing on a Pick-10 bet ticket shall be deemed to be made or given exclusively by the player. Where one person submits a ticket as agent or nominee for another person or persons, the commission shall not be deemed to have any knowledge of such transaction and all dealings of the commission will be conducted with the bearer of the ticket.
(b)The commission reserves the right to change the prize structure, frequency of draws, draw dates or the game itself.
(c)If, for any reason, a bet ticket is not entirely legible or is misprinted or altered in any way, then the computer record created at the time of sale will be the sole method of validation of the ticket. The commission reserves the right to refuse payment if all validation tests are not successfully completed.
(d)When any question shall arise as to the validity of a lottery drawing for any reason whatsoever, the commission shall make the determination as to the validity of said drawing on the basis of information at the commission’s disposal. The determination of the commission shall be a final determination.
(e)Neither the commission nor the commission’s contractors shall be responsible for lost or stolen tickets or for tickets redeemed or cancelled in error.
(f)Commission rules do not allow for the payment of prizes for previously redeemed or cancelled tickets. Accordingly, neither the commission nor the contractors shall be responsible for bet tickets inadvertently returned to a player following redemption or cancellation by a lottery sales agent. In such cases, the computer file will be the sole method for determining whether the ticket has been previously redeemed or cancelled.