Charitable and Non-Profit Gaming Act 1999
sec.12Meaning of lucky envelopes
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sec.12 Meaning of lucky envelopes
Lucky envelopes is a game in which— a ticket is torn, opened or scratched, whether physically or electronically, to reveal numbers, letters or symbols that may entitle the player to a prize; or a ticket is printed, electronically or mechanically, with a number, letter or symbol that may entitle the player to a prize. Lucky envelopes includes— the games known as lucky envelopes, break-open, pull-tab, lucky numbers and instant art union; and any similar game, by whatever name called. However, lucky envelopes does not include— a promotional game; or a game in which the determination of the winning ticket depends on a future event. a game in which a ticket becomes a winning ticket if a particular team wins a future sporting match s 12 amd 2000 No. 51 s 15 (sec.12-ssec.1) Lucky envelopes is a game in which— a ticket is torn, opened or scratched, whether physically or electronically, to reveal numbers, letters or symbols that may entitle the player to a prize; or a ticket is printed, electronically or mechanically, with a number, letter or symbol that may entitle the player to a prize. (sec.12-ssec.2) Lucky envelopes includes— the games known as lucky envelopes, break-open, pull-tab, lucky numbers and instant art union; and any similar game, by whatever name called. (sec.12-ssec.3) However, lucky envelopes does not include— a promotional game; or a game in which the determination of the winning ticket depends on a future event. a game in which a ticket becomes a winning ticket if a particular team wins a future sporting match
- (a) a ticket is torn, opened or scratched, whether physically or electronically, to reveal numbers, letters or symbols that may entitle the player to a prize; or
- (b) a ticket is printed, electronically or mechanically, with a number, letter or symbol that may entitle the player to a prize.
- (a) the games known as lucky envelopes, break-open, pull-tab, lucky numbers and instant art union; and
- (b) any similar game, by whatever name called.
- (a) a promotional game; or
- (b) a game in which the determination of the winning ticket depends on a future event. Example for paragraph (b) — a game in which a ticket becomes a winning ticket if a particular team wins a future sporting match