The legal document provides general provisions and definitions related to the Washington State Lottery Commission. It defines various terms used in the document, such as ‘Bank,’ ‘Game,’ ‘Redeem,’ ‘Prize,’ ‘Employee of the commission,’ and ‘Ticket.’ The document authorizes certain individuals, including members of the commission, director, and deputy director, to act as agents for signing Form CR-103 for filing adopted rules. It states that words and terms used in the rules have the same meaning as defined in chapter 67.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects of the Washington State Lottery Commission’s general lottery rules. It includes rules regarding the reissuance of lottery tickets, compliance with lottery regulations, prohibition of certain types of games, restrictions on selling tickets guaranteeing a jackpot or grand prize, and reporting discrepancies in jackpot sales. The document also addresses the handling of erroneously made or mutilated tickets, payment of prizes in the event of a winner’s death or disability, and the responsibilities of lottery retailers.

The provided legal document content pertains to the financial management of the State lottery account in Washington. It governs the expenditure and transfer limits for the account. The Washington State Lottery Commission is responsible for determining the total amount of money that can be transferred from the state lottery account to the state’s general fund and the lottery administrative account. The commission also determines the total amount of money that can be expended from the state lottery account for various purposes such as retailer compensation, payment of prizes, online vendor payments, online telecommunications payments, instant game vendor payments, promotion/advertising, and other purposes required by law.

This document, governed by the Washington Administrative Code, specifically the Lottery Commission’s rules on instant games, outlines the authority and responsibilities of the director in relation to instant games. It covers the selection, operation, and contracting for the operation of instant games that meet the specified criteria. The document also establishes the essential elements that must appear on each instant game ticket, including play symbols, prize symbols, validation numbers, and odds of winning.

This legal document, found in the Washington Administrative Code under the Lottery Commission’s Procedural rulesContested casesPetitions for declaratory ruling and rule making, pertains to the protection of parties and deponents in adjudicative proceedings. It provides guidelines for the taking of depositions, allowing the presiding officer to make various orders to protect the party or witness from annoyance, embarrassment, or oppression. The document also grants the hearing officer the authority to order the cessation of a deposition if it is being conducted in bad faith or unreasonably annoys, embarrasses, or oppresses the deponent or party.

This document governs the general rules for draw games conducted by the Lottery Commission. It specifies the procedures and requirements for conducting drawings, including the location, days, and times designated by the director. The document also outlines the announcement of the end of sales prior to the drawings and the equipment to be used for randomly selecting the winning combination. It emphasizes the need for proper operation and lack of tampering or fraud in the equipment used.

The document outlines the prize amounts for winning plays in the Pick 3 lottery game. It specifies the prize amounts for different play types and wager amounts, including straight wins, box wins, front-pair or back-pair wins, and straight/box wins. The document also provides information on the base price of a Pick 3 online ticket, which can be either $0.50 or $1.00, with the exception of six-way straight box and three-way straight box tickets, which cost $1.

The provided legal document content outlines the rules and regulations for playing Lotto 6 of 49. Lotto players must select six numbers in each play, and a winning play is achieved when 3, 4, 5, or 6 of the selected numbers match the six winning numbers drawn by the lottery. Players can make number selections using play slips or via the keyboard at a lottery retailer. They can also choose to have the numbers selected by the lottery terminal using the ‘quick pick’ option.

The provided legal document content outlines the rules and procedures for the Daily Keno game. It specifies the terminology and concepts related to the game, such as numbers, game grid, play, and play slip. The document states that the Daily Keno drawing is held once a day, seven days a week, and twenty winning numbers are randomly selected. It explains that players can choose their numbers manually or use a random number generator.

This legal document, found in the Washington Administrative Code under the Lottery Commission section for Mega Millions, outlines the procedures for claiming and payment of prizes for the Mega Millions lottery game. It specifies that prizes can only be redeemed or claimed in the state where the official Mega Millions ticket was purchased, and only through authorized Mega Millions agents, retailers, or claim centers. Winners in Washington state must claim their prize within 180 days of the Mega Millions drawing.