§ 1407a.6. Ticket/voucher requirements.
(a) Tickets/vouchers generated by a self-service kiosk or by a point of sale system shall include all of the following general information:
(1) Name and address of the party issuing the ticket/voucher.
(2) A barcode or similar symbol or marking, as approved by the Board, corresponding to a unique wager identifier.
(3) Method of redeeming a winning ticket/voucher by means of mail.
(4) Identification of the self-service kiosk or cashier at the point of sale device that generated the ticket/voucher.
(b) Tickets/vouchers generated by a self-service kiosk or by a point of sale system shall include all of the following specific information:
(1) Amount of ticket/voucher.
(2) Date, time and location of issuance.
(3) Unique voucher identifier.
(4) Expiration date of the ticket.
(5) Date, time and location of redemption, if applicable based upon the method of redemption.
(c) Tickets/vouchers generated by a self-service kiosk or by a point of sale system shall be capable of being processed and redeemed if lost, stolen, destroyed or otherwise mutilated.
(d) Tickets/vouchers generated by a self-service kiosk or by a point of sale system shall be capable of clearly indicating that a ticket/voucher is voided or cancelled and rendered nonredeemable or is expired in the case of a sports wagering ticket when redemption is attempted.
(e) A sports wagering voucher shall not expire in accordance with the provisions of § 461b.3(a) (relating to gaming vouchers).
(f) A winning sports wagering ticket may expire, with the expiration date to be no less than 1 year from the conclusion of the event in the case of a single wager, or the conclusion of the last event of a multiple wager ticket (that is, parlay or round robin wagers).
(g) A sports wagering certificate holder or sports wagering operator shall include in its internal controls required under § 1408a.3 (relating to internal controls):
(1) The sports wagering ticket expiration policy and procedures that will be implemented, including the procedures for the handling of funds from expired sports wagering tickets and the reporting of those funds for revenue purposes.
(2) The policies and procedures for paying or writing tickets, or both, that are over the set limits, voiding tickets, and issuing corrections to tickets.
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