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When Operating A Winner-Take-All Game At Bingo, Why Can An Organization Round Up Or Down To The Next Nearest Dollar?

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When Operating A Winner-Take-All Game At Bingo, Why Can An Organization Round Up Or Down To The Next Nearest Dollar?

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Rounding up or down to the next nearest dollar is not allowed at bingo because the practice would likely result in violation of the statutory requirement that ninety per cent of all winner-take-all game receipts be awarded as prizes. As the Division of Special Revenue is responsible for ensuring the integrity of authorized activity, it cannot condone a practice which would likely result in a statutory violation.

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