Alaska Administrative Code

(a) If an operator purchases a gaming item and charges it as an expense to an authorizing permittee, the gaming item becomes the property of the permittee at the time of purchase. (b) If an operator ceases conducting gaming activity on behalf of an authorizing permittee, the oper…

(a) The review of an operator's financial records required under AS 05.15.165(e) must be performed by a certified public accountant licensed under AS 08.04. Multiple-beneficiary permittees authorized under AS 05.15.145 are subject to the same reporting requirements as operators u…

Except if under appeal with the department, the department will make demand on a bond or security if an operator refuses to pay an amount due to the department, including taxes, fees, penalties, and interest, or if after demand by an authorizing permittee, an operator refuses to …

(a) If the department determines that the requirements of (b) of this section have been met and two years have passed since the final day the operator conducted gaming activity on behalf of an authorized permittee, the department will release the remainder of a bond or security p…

(a) If a permittee enters into a contract described under AS 05.15.188, the permittee shall submit a copy of the contract to the department for inspection as allowed under AS 05.15.188(f). (b) In addition to the requirements under AS 05.15.188, a contract between a permittee and …

(a) A permittee may not pay, and a registered vendor may not accept permittee payment of, any expense incurred by the registered vendor that would cause the permittee to receive, in violation of AS 05.15.188, less than 70 percent of the ideal net of a pull-tab game sold to the ve…

A vendor may sell pull-tabs only in an area of an establishment that excludes a person under the age of 21 years unless the person is accompanied by a parent, guardian, or spouse who has attained the age of 21 years. Notes 15 AAC 160.360 Eff. 7/30/94, Register 131 As of Register …

(a) A municipality or qualified organization must obtain a permit under AS 05.15.020 before applying to become a member of a multiple-beneficiary permittee. (b) A multiple-beneficiary permittee with fewer than six members may add an additional member by filing an amended applicat…

(a) For use in gaming, an entity that conducts gaming under a self-directed permit may (1) make a capital contribution from a non-gaming source; and (2) secure a loan or accept a gift that is not from a gaming source or from a person or entity that is not prohibited from particip…

(a) A multiple-beneficiary permittee, and a permittee that engages in pull-tab sales or bingo under a self-directed permit, must designate the person who is its manager of gaming as defined in 15 AAC 160.995, and must notify the department within 10 days of a designation of a new…

(a) Subject to AS 05.15, a pull-tab manufactured, sold, or distributed in the state must comply with the (1) Standards on Pull-Tabsof the North American Gaming Regulators Association, as amended as of October 20, 1998 and adopted by reference; and (2) Pull-Tab Record-Keeping and …

(a) A licensed pull-tab manufacturer shall assemble and package a pull-tab series so that a winning pull-tab or the approximate location of a winning pull-tab cannot be determined before the pull-tab has been played by a player. (b) A winning pull-tab must be distributed randomly…

The department will refuse to allow a pull-tab series to be manufactured, sold, or distributed in the state if the series does not comply with AS 05.15 or this chapter, including the standards on pull-tabs of the North American Gaming Regulators Association, as amended from time …

(a) The department will issue to a licensed pull-tab manufacturer a set of state identification stamps, imprinted with the same unique state identification number, to be used for identifying and tracking the sale and distribution of a series of pull-tabs. (b) If a pull-tab series…

(a) A licensed pull-tab manufacturer may distribute only those pull-tabs in this state that the manufacturer designed, constructed, assembled, and packaged. (b) A licensed pull-tab manufacturer may not distribute a pull-tab series in this state to a licensed pull-tab distributor …

(a) A pull-tab series distributed in this state by a licensed pull-tab distributor must be accompanied by a written invoice. The invoice must include the (1) name and form number of the series; (2) pull-tab serial number; (3) state identification stamp number; (4) distribution da…

The monthly report required under AS 05.15.181(e) must be submitted on a form provided by the department. The monthly report must include the following information for each pull-tab series distributed in this state by the licensed pull-tab manufacturer since the last required mon…

(a) The monthly report required under AS 05.15.183(d) must be submitted on a form provided by the department. The monthly report must include the following information for each pull-tab series distributed by the licensed pull-tab distributor since the last required monthly report…

Within 30 days of actual delivery of a pull-tab series to a permittee, an operator on behalf of a permittee, or a receiving pull-tab distributor, the permittee, operator, or receiving distributor shall pay to the distributing distributor the full purchase price by check made paya…

(a) The pull-tab tax required under AS 05.15.184 must be collected and paid to the department by the licensed pull-tab distributor that first distributes the pull-tab series to a permittee or an operator on behalf of a permittee. (b) At the time the licensed pull-tab distributor …

(a) The sales price for a pull-tab may not exceed $2. (b) A permittee, operator, or registered vendor may not sell a pull-tab that is marked, defaced, tampered with, in a condition that may deceive the gaming public, or in a condition that affects the chances of the gaming public…

(a) A pull-tab may not be sold in this state if (1) the pull-tab series does not contain the entire prize structure; (2) the prize structure of the pull-tab series is available at more than one location; or (3) any prize or the prizes in aggregate on a single pull-tab in the pull…

A pull-tab series must be withdrawn from sales if (1) the permittee's prize award limitation, as identified in AS 05.15.180(g), has been reached for the calendar year; if the permittee is authorized to conduct pull-tab activities during the next calendar year, play of the withdra…

(a) A bingo game may not be conducted under a permit in a room, enclosure, or outdoor area where alcoholic beverages are sold, served, or consumed during the process of the bingo game. (b) A permittee or operator may adopt house rules that prohibit an employee from playing a game…

(a) A permittee or an operator shall establish the price for each bingo card, set of bingo cards, or packet of bingo cards before the start of sales for a bingo game or session. A bingo card, set of bingo cards, or packet of bingo cards may not be provided to a player for free, o…

(a) A permittee or an operator shall provide a bingo sales receipt to a player for the bingo card, set of bingo cards, or packet of bingo cards at the time of initial purchase and payment is received from a player. A permittee or an operator shall retain a copy of the receipt for…

(a) In providing a cash register receipt under 15 AAC 160.520(b), a permittee or operator shall comply with the following: (1) a consecutively-numbered receipt from a cash register must be given to the player; the receipt must include the(A) repealed 11/10/96; (B) date of sale; (…

Notes 15 AAC 160.540 Eff. 7/30/94, Register 131; repealed 11/10/96, Register 140

Notes 15 AAC 160.550 Eff. 7/30/94, Register 131; repealed 11/10/96, Register 140

(a) Before bingo card sales begin, a permittee or an operator shall disclose to each player and conspicuously post upon the premises the price collected to play, the house procedures under which prizes may be won, and the list of prizes to be awarded. (b) If a player wins a prize…

(a) "Bingo equipment" means equipment that is made or sold for use in bingo games permitted under AS 05.15. Unless otherwise specified, "bingo equipment" includes a machine or other device from which balls are withdrawn to determine the letters and numbers to be called, the balls…

(a) A permittee who conducts bingo on its own behalf without the services of an operator may conduct up to 14 bingo sessions in a calendar month. An operator who conducts bingo games on behalf of a permittee may conduct up to 11 bingo sessions in a calendar month. (b) The holders…

(a) A permittee or operator may not conduct bingo activity (1) with an intent to defraud, as defined in AS 11.46.990; or (2) in deception, as defined in AS 11.81.900. (b) If a permittee or operator does not provide braille bingo cards, a player who has a vision impairment may use…

(a) A permittee that conducts bingo activity on its own behalf may award a maximum of $840,000 in bingo prizes in a calendar year. The holders of a multiple-beneficiary permit under AS 05.15.100(d) may award a maximum in bingo prizes each year of $840,000 times the number of hold…

(a) A permittee or an operator shall obtain a bingo game prize receipt at the time the prize is won and retain the receipt as required under 15 AAC 160.870(a). (b) Bingo game prize receipts must be consecutively numbered. (c) A bingo game prize receipt must include(1) the locatio…

The total value of cash and merchandise prizes awarded for a bingo game may not exceed $1,000. The total value of cash and merchandise prizes awarded during a session of bingo may not exceed $5,000. The value of a merchandise prize, including a donated prize, is the fair market v…

(a) At the conclusion of each bingo session, a permittee or an operator shall prepare a(1) bingo session report that includes(A) the amount of the beginning till; (B) gross sales from bingo cards, sets of bingo cards, and packets of bingo cards; (C) other sales; (D) cash prizes a…

A permittee or an operator shall provide an identification name tag for each employee involved in conducting bingo activity. The employee's name on the identification tag must be clearly printed and easily read by the gaming public. The permittee or operator shall ensure the empl…

(a) Raffle tickets must be consecutively numbered and must have a numbered, detachable stub for purposes of the drawing at the conclusion of raffle ticket sales. (b) A raffle ticket must provide the following information on its face: (1) the date and location of the drawing; (2) …

(a) At a raffle drawing, the permittee or operator shall post a copy of the permit and a copy of the operator's license, if applicable, in a manner that is clearly visible to the gaming public. (b) Before a raffle drawing, the permittee or operator shall place the detachable stub…

(a) A special-draw raffle is an activity in which the winner is determined by means other than drawing from a container. Permittees may conduct, without prior approval of the department, a rubber ducky raffle where the duckies are placed into a moving body of water all at once by…

(a) The provisions of 15 AAC 160.640(b) - (d) do not apply to the following raffle variations if they are conducted at a single event, at a single time and gaming location, with all players present: (1) a bucket or basket raffle; (2) a raffle with a merchandise prize; (3) a split…

A raffle prize must be owned by the permittee or operator without lien or other adverse interest before the raffle drawing. Notes 15 AAC 160.660 Eff. 7/30/94, Register 131 Authority:AS 05.15.060 AS 05.15.100

(a) A permittee or operator conducting a raffle shall keep a record of (1) the number of raffle tickets printed; (2) the number of raffle tickets sold; (3) the number of unsold raffle tickets; (4) the price collected for a raffle ticket; (5) the raffle prizes; (6) the date and lo…

(a) To use a vending machine to sell raffle or lottery tickets, the permittee or operator must receive prior approval from the department. (b) Before the department will approve the use of a vending machine under this section, (1) the permittee or operator must certify, in writin…

(a) An applicant for an animal classic permit is subject to the permit application requirements of 15 AAC 160.020. (b) In addition, unless currently on file with the department, an applicant for an animal classic permit shall submit the following: (1) documents demonstrating the …

(a) Animal classics are subject to the following general standards: (1) a permittee may conduct an animal classic with only one wheel or grid at any given time; (2) an operator may conduct an animal classic with only one wheel or grid per location at any given time; (3) an animal…