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California Lottery Regulations CALIFORNIA LOTTERY REGULATIONS Approved November 21, 2019 ¶ TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 DEFINITIONS ......................................................................................................... 1 2.0 LOTTERY AUTHORITY ......................................................................................... 7 2.1 COMMISSION COMMITTEES ............................................................................... 7 2.2 PUBLIC COMMENT AT COMMISSION MEETINGS ............................................ 7 2.3 ACTION BY DIRECTOR OR DEPUTY .................................................................. 7 2.4 LOTTERY TICKET SALES .................................................................................... 7 2.5 SUBSCRIPTION SALES ........................................................................................ 7 2.6 PROMOTIONS/FREE TICKETS OR MERCHANDISE .......................................... 7 2.7 SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY ..................................................................... 8 2.8 SUBMISSION OF UNSOLICITED IDEAS.............................................................. 8 2.9 USE OF PRIZE RESERVE FOR PRIZE AUGMENTATION AND PROMOTION . 8 2.10 SPONSORSHIPS ................................................................................................... 8 2.11 STRATEGIC MARKETING PARTNERSHIPS ....................................................... 8 2.12 INTERRUPTION OF GAME OR PROMOTION ..................................................... 9 2.13 TERMINATION OF GAME OR PROMOTION ....................................................... 9 2.14 EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION PROGRAM ............................................................. 9 2.14.1. Merit Awards .......................................................................................... 9 2.14.2. State Service Awards – 25 Years .......................................................... 9 2.14.3. Sales Bonuses for Eligible Employees .................................................. 9 2.15 EFFECTIVE DATE FOR AMENDMENTS TO REGULATIONS ............................ 9 3.0 LOTTERY GAMES .............................................................................................. 11 3.1 DAILY DERBY ...................................................................................................... 11 3.1.1. Authorization ........................................................................................ 11 3.12.2. .................................................................. METHOD OF PLAYMethod of Play Formatted: Not All caps 11 3.12.32. Eligibility for a Prize .............................................................................. 12 3.12.43. Odds and Prizes ................................................................................... 13 3.12.54. Ticket Cancellation ............................................................................... 14 Commission Approved November 21, 2019 i 3.23 DAILY 4 ................................................................................................................ 14 3.23.1. Authorization ........................................................................................ 14 3.23.2. Method of Play ..................................................................................... 14 3.23.3. Eligibility for a Prize .............................................................................. 18 3.23.4. Odds and Prizes ................................................................................... 18 3.23.5. Ticket Cancellation ............................................................................... 20 3.34 DAILY 3 ................................................................................................................ 20 3.34.1. Authorization ........................................................................................ 20 3.34.2. Method of Play ..................................................................................... 21 3.34.3. Eligibility for a Prize .............................................................................. 23 3.34.4. Odds and Prizes ................................................................................... 24 3.34.5. Ticket Cancellation ............................................................................... 25 3.45 FANTASY 5 .......................................................................................................... 25 3.45.1. Authorization ........................................................................................ 25 3.45.2. Method of Play ..................................................................................... 26 3.45.3. Eligibility for a Prize .............................................................................. 27 3.45.4. Odds and Prizes ................................................................................... 27 3.45.5. Ticket Cancellation ............................................................................... 28 3.56 HOT SPOT ........................................................................................................... 29 3.65.1. Authorization ........................................................................................ 29 3.56.2. Method of Play ..................................................................................... 29 3.56.3. Eligibility for a Prize .............................................................................. 31 3.56.4. Odds and Prizes ................................................................................... 31 3.56.5. Ticket Cancellation ............................................................................... 35 3.56.6. Bulls-Eye Feature ................................................................................. 35 3.67 MEGA MILLIONS ................................................................................................. 40 3.67.1. Authorization ........................................................................................ 40 3.67.2. Game-Specific Definitions .................................................................... 40 3.67.3. Method of Play ..................................................................................... 40 3.67.4. Eligibility for a Prize .............................................................................. 41 3.67.5. Odds and Prizes ................................................................................... 42 3.67.6. Cancellations ........................................................................................ 45 3.78 POWERBALL ....................................................................................................... 45 3.78.1. Authorization ........................................................................................ 45 3.78.2. Game-Specific Definitions .................................................................... 45 3.78.3. Method of Play ..................................................................................... 46 3.78.4. Eligibility for a Prize .............................................................................. 47 3.78.5. Odds and Prizes ................................................................................... 48 3.8.6. Cancellations ........................................................................................ 51 3.89 RAFFLES ............................................................................................................. 51 3.89.1. Authorization ........................................................................................ 51 Commission Approved November 21, 2019 ii 3.89.2. Method of Play ..................................................................................... 51 3.89.3. Eligibility for a Prize .............................................................................. 52 3.89.4. Raffle Game Rules ............................................................................... 53 3.89.5. Ticket Cancellation ............................................................................... 53 3.910 SUPERLOTTO PLUS ........................................................................................... 54 3.910.1. Authorization ........................................................................................ 54 3.910.2. Method of Play ..................................................................................... 54 3.910.3. Eligibility for a Prize .............................................................................. 55 3.910.4. Odds and Prizes ................................................................................... 56 3.910.5. Cancellations ........................................................................................ 58 3.101 SCRATCHERS ..................................................................................................... 59 3.101.1. Authorization ........................................................................................ 59 3.101.2. Method of Play ..................................................................................... 59 3.101.3. Game Profile ........................................................................................ 59 3.101.4. Working Papers/Game Specifications ................................................. 59 3.101.5. Eligibility for a Prize .............................................................................. 60 3.101.6. Odds and Prizes ..................................................................................
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