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✨ Gaming Machine Regulations

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4.8 Layout and Wording Checklist

Game: __

Version: __

Person checking: __

Date: __

Artwork is defined as anything that appears on the top panel, belly panel, buttons, on the area surrounding the display, and on the display itself. The combination of all relevant messages appearing anywhere on the artwork must comply with this standard. Artwork which does not comply with one or more points on the checklist will be considered on a case by case basis.

All answers should be either "yes", "no" or "n/a".

The questions numbering of the Layout Checklist correspond to the paragraph numbering of the earlier sections of this chapter. However, the Wording Checklist is not cross-referenced, for practical reasons.

Layout Checklist

General

GENERAL ARTWORK Yes n/a No

4.1.6 Random Prizes Is the maximum value of random or second screen prizes stated, and the relationship between credits wagered and prize explained (if appropriate)? [ ] [ ] [ ]

4.1.7 Validity Are all statements on the artwork true? [ ] [ ] [ ]

4.1.8 Mathematics Does the pay-scale on the artwork correspond to the mathematical treatise? [ ] [ ] [ ]

Requirements

4.1.9 Malfunction Is MALFUNCTION VOIDS ALL PAYS AND PLAYS or equivalent stated clearly on the artwork? [ ] [ ] [ ]

4.1.10 Visible Instructions Are game instructions clearly visible, or readily available on the gaming machine? [ ] [ ] [ ]

4.1.11 Instructions Are game instructions easily interpreted, unambiguous, and sufficient to explain all game rules? [ ] [ ] [ ]

4.1.12 Paytable Is the paytable clearly visible or readily available to the player? [ ] [ ] [ ]

4.1.13 Sub-set Wins If sub-sets of winning patterns are paid is this clearly stated? [ ] [ ] [ ]

4.1.14 Game Name Is the name of the game being played clearly visible to player? [ ] [ ] [ ]

4.1.15 Game Outcome Is it true that game outcome display is not misleading or deceptive? [ ] [ ] [ ]

4.1.16 Win Amount If there is more than one game, are win amounts for all games displayed consistently and using one method only (as far as is practicable) (e.g. all in credits)? [ ] [ ] [ ]

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