House Rules

The minimum size for the house rules sign is 11” x 17”. The house rules governing the conduct of lawful gambling must be clearly visible at the point of sale. The house rules must include all policies of your organization that affect the play of the game, including any restrictions in addition to those imposed by Minnesota Statutes, Section 349.181, on who may participate in the conduct of lawful gambling at the premises. 

For electronics, your house rules must state that your organization may remove a device from play that has not been in active mode for a specified period of time (determined by your organization). 

Your house rules should also state that each player is limited to the use of one device at a time. 

The house rules for electronics may include items such as: 

• Cash only. Money orders, cashier’s checks, and travelers checks may be accepted. Checks, credit cards, or debit cards not accepted. 
• A player must have a driver’s license or government-issued picture ID to check out and play an electronic pull-tab device and to redeem credits of $600 or more. 
• The organization reserves the right to refuse service for disruptive or offensive behavior.