Specific game rules definition

Specific game rules means the rules promulgated by the lottery pursuant to Iowa Code Supplement section 99G.9(4) that contain the features of a particular computerized game or promotion.
Specific game rules means the rules promulgated by the Lottery pursuant to Iowa Code section 99G.9(4) and 531 Iowa Administrative Code Chapter 20 that contain the features of a particular computerized game or promotion.
Specific game rules means the rules promulgated by the lottery pursuant to Iowa Code section 99E.9(3) which contains the features of a particular computerized game or promotion.

Examples of Specific game rules in a sentence

  • Specific game rules may allow alternative prize structures.This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code Supplement sections 99G.9(3), 99G.21, and 99G.31.

  • Examples of public information in the form of derivative information can be the following: ● Number of objects/cards in a game zone (such as the number of cards in hand, memory, main deck, or material deck) ● Characteristics of cards in any zone that is not statically defined or represented (type-setting, etc.) ● Power/life stats (if modified or contingent on specific rule-setting) ● Specific game rules, tournament policy, card rulings, or any information regarding the Indexed text of a card.

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