Qualifying play symbols are stated in the game procedures. (1) The play symbols shall be used by a player to determine eligibility for prizes. (3) The play style for an individual game shall be fully described in the game procedures and may take the form of one of the following methods of play: (A) match up (B) add up (C) three in a line (D) key number/symbol match (E) yours beats theirs (F) prize legend (G) cards (H) bingo (I) directional arrows through maze (J) bonus game features or (K) any other approved play style or bonus game feature developed by the commission. (2) At a minimum, the game procedures for each game shall contain the following information: (A) confirming captions (B) game name (C) game number (D) prize structure (E) play style (F) play symbols (G) ticket order quantity (H) retail sales price (I) dollar amount of prizes that may be paid by retailers and (J) eligibility requirements for a prize or promotional drawing, if any. Game procedures shall be published in the Texas Register and shall be made available upon request to the public. (1) The director may approve and publish individual game procedures prior to each scratch ticket game being introduced for sale to the public. (3) Each scratch ticket shall state the overall estimated odds of winning a prize of any kind, including a break-even prize. (2) Each scratch ticket shall sell for the retail sales price authorized by the executive director and stated in the individual game procedures provided that, the purchase price for promotional groups of tickets shall be determined by the executive director. (1) Only retailers who have been licensed by the commission are authorized to sell scratch tickets, and tickets may be sold only at a licensed location.

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