North Carolina § 18C-133 - Lottery game-play rules and winner validation procedures.
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§ 18C-133. Lottery game-play rules and winner validation procedures.
By purchasing a ticket or share in a lottery game, a player agrees to abide by, and be bound by, the game-play rules adopted by the Commission that apply to any particular lottery game involved. All players acknowledge that the determination of whether the player is a winner is subject to the game-play rules and the winner validation procedures and confidential validation tests established by the Commission for the particular lottery game involved. History (2005-344, s. 1.)
Source: official North Carolina text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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