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§ 9-337. Pickle cards; construction standards.
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Pickle cards must be built so the covered or concealed details cannot be seen until the player opens the card.
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§ 9-338. Pickle card or pickle card unit; restrictions on manufacturer; contraband.
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Manufacturers and their representatives may not make, hold, show, sell, or supply certain pickle cards or pickle card units, and may not use misleading sales promotions about winners or selling advantage.
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§ 9-339. Pickle card or pickle card unit; department; examination.
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The department and its agents may select and inspect certain pickle cards or pickle card units held by listed businesses.
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§ 9-340. Pickle card or pickle card unit; restrictions; costs of examination.
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The provision restricts who may sell, buy, or provide pickle cards and pickle card units, limits distributor sales to certain buyers, requires state identification stamps in some cases, and lets the department charge examination costs.
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§ 9-340.01. Distributor; provide purchaser with invoice.
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Distributors must give each purchaser of a pickle card unit or punchboard an invoice of sale.
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§ 9-340.02. Pickle card units; dispensing devices; payment; definite profit; how remitted; delivery; credit; limitations.
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This provision requires specific check-based payments and restricts credit, delivery methods, and lease agreements for pickle card units and related dispensing devices.
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§ 9-341. Licensed manufacturer; duty to keep records.
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Licensed manufacturers must keep complete records, let the department inspect them, and keep them for at least three years after the end of the fiscal year.
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§ 9-342. Licensed organization; pickle cards; powers and duties; purchases; limitation.
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Licensed organizations buying pickle cards must buy from a distributor, use net profits for lawful purposes, and give the distributor license identification. Only specified licensed or designated persons may order or buy pickle card units, and pickle card operators may not order or buy them from a distributor.
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§ 9-343. Distributor; records; reports.
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A distributor must keep sales and unit records and report detailed sale information to the department on a monthly deadline, and provide the records on request.
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§ 9-344. Distributor; taxation; deficiencies.
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The distributor must pay a 10% tax on definite profit from each pickle card unit sold, report it monthly, and list it separately on invoices.
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§ 9-345. Participation; age limitation.
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People under 18 may not play or participate in a pickle card lottery, and persons/licensees or their employees/agents may not knowingly let them do so.
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§ 9-345.01. Conduct of lottery; location; special function.
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A licensed organization may sell pickle cards only in specified locations, and it may seek special-event authorization from the department if it meets stated conditions.
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§ 9-345.02. Flare cards; punchboards; posting; identification.
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Licensed organizations and pickle card operators must post the flare card for each pickle card unit in play and identify each flare card or punchboard in the department-prescribed manner.
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§ 9-345.03. Pickle cards; dispensing device; registration; application; fee; decal; nontransferable; access; violations; penalties.
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This section requires registration decals for pickle card dispensing devices, sets a $50 decal fee, bars decal transfer, requires annual renewal, and imposes penalties for violations.
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§ 9-345.04. Seal cards; authorized; requirements.
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A lottery by the sale of pickle cards may use a seal card with hidden seals, and the rules for handling prizes must be posted prominently where the pickle card units are played.
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§ 9-346. Determination of winner; pickle cards; requirements.
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Pickle-card lottery winnings must be based on a previously specified winning combination, and a person holding a winning pickle card must receive the stated cash prize.
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§ 9-347. Gross proceeds; definite profit; use; restrictions; allocation of expenses.
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Pickle card lottery proceeds must be used only for allowed purposes, and the section caps prize shares and expense/commission percentages.
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§ 9-347.01. Definite profit; distribution; net profit; use.
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The department must set profit-allocation limits for pickle card units, and licensed organizations must use net profit only for lawful purposes.
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§ 9-348. Segregation of definite profit; manner of payment; records; requirements.
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Organizations involved in pickle card lotteries must keep the related funds in a separate checking account, pay certain expenses by check from that account, keep records, preserve them for three years, and provide them on proper written request.
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§ 9-348.01. Lottery by the sale of pickle cards; sources of funding; payments; restrictions.
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A pickle-card lottery must fund itself after its first year and generally cannot use other money, except for a first-year loan from the licensed organization’s general fund.
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