Winning 13's
	Ticket Form Number:	H816
	Manufacturer:	Arrow Int / Capital Games
	Price:	$0.50
	Number of Tickets in Deal:	3,479
	Top Prize:	$999.00
	Payout:	$1,294.00
	Profit:	$445.50
	Percent Payback:	74.39%
	Total Instant Winners:	294
	Overall Odds of Winning:	1:11.83
	Approval Date:	September 19, 2000

How to Play

This is a five-window ticket. The ticket price is $0.50 each with 3,479 tickets in the deal.

The player would pay $0.50 for the ticket and then open the 5 windows on the backside to reveal the symbols. If the symbols inside the ticket match the winning combinations on the front of the ticket, they are a winner. All winners will have the cash payout feature showing the amount won.

There are 3,479 tickets in each deal, and the game will gross $1,739.50. The profit for each deal will be $445.50. There are 18 signups all ending in 13's (range 013-1713). There are two seal cards included in each deal.

The first seal card has one window that is to be opened when all tickets have been sold. This first seal card has one window with one number beneath (range of 013 - 1713). The number that is revealed beneath the window designates the winner of the $499 Seal Prize. The player with the corresponding ticket is the winner of the $499 seal prize. That winner WILL THEN PROCEED TO PICK a numbered window 1-10 on the second seal card, also known as the "Jackpot Card." The second seal card has ten windows number 1-10, and has the following prizes beneath the windows.

There will be 1 window with the word "Jackpot," a $500 carryover less any consolation prize won as follows;

There will be 1 window with the dollar amount of $250, therefore, the jackpot would increase $250.

There will be 1 window with the dollar amount of $100, therefore, the jackpot would increase $400.

There will be 7 windows with the dollar amount of $50, therefore, the jackpot would increase $450.

Each 2nd seal card will have each of the above under its 10 seals.

If the player chooses the seal on the 2nd seal card that has the word "Jackpot" beneath it; the player will receive the progressive prize. Otherwise, the player will receive the consolation prize amount and the remaining amount from the $500 carry over will be applied to the next jackpot.

Determining the Jackpot

The organization is responsible for keeping track of the jackpot to date, and then displaying this information on the space provided on the 2nd seal card. As mentioned above, there is a consolation prize on the jackpot card of a minimum of $50.00.

Example of a Sequence of Play

Game 1: 713 wins $499 and then picks window #4 on the $500 (game 1 starts at $500) progressive card winning $50. The progressive carryover is $450 ($500 - $50=$450).

Game 2: 213 wins $499 and then picks window #7 on the $950 ($500 from game 2 and $450 carried over from game 1) progressive card winning $100. The progressive carryover is $850 ($950 - $100=$850).

Game 3: 1113 wins $499 and then picks window #9 on the $1350 ($500 from game 3 and $850 carried over from game 1) progressive card winning $250. The progressive carryover is $1100 ($1350 - $250=$1100).

Game 4: 1613 wins $499 and then picks window #1 on the $1600 ($500 from game 4 and $1100 carried over from game 3) progressive card winning the jackpot. The progressive carryover is $0 since the jackpot has now been won. And game 5 will start with a $500 jackpot.