North Dakota § 53-06.1-07.4 Paddlewheels

North Dakota Statutes

§ 53-06.1-07.4 — Paddlewheels

North Dakota § 53-06.1-07.4

Title 53Sports and Amusements

Ch. 53-06.1Games of Chance

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N.D. Cent. Code § 53-06.1-07.4 (2026).

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A paddlewheel is a mechanical vertical wheel marked off into equally spaced sections that
contain numbers or symbols, and which after being spun, uses a pointer to indicate the winning
number or symbol. The maximum price per paddlewheel ticket or chip is two dollars. A table and
chips must be used to register a player's wager when a prize is a variable multiple of the wager.
Otherwise, a ticket must be used. A player may not place wagers totaling more than twenty
dollars on each spin of the paddlewheel. Cash, chips, or merchandise prizes may be awarded.
No single cash prize, value of chips, or the retail value of the merchandise prize to be awarded
for a winning ticket or chip may exceed one hundred dollars.

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A paddlewheel is a mechanical vertical wheel marked off into equally spaced sections that
contain numbers or symbols, and which after being spun, uses a pointer to indicate the winning
number or symbol. The maximum price per paddlewheel ticket or chip is two dollars. A table and
chips must be used to register a player's wager when a prize is a variable multiple of the wager.
Otherwise, a ticket must be used. A player may not place wagers totaling more than twenty
dollars on each spin of the paddlewheel. Cash, chips, or merchandise prizes may be awarded.
No single cash prize, value of chips, or the retail value of the merchandise prize to be awarded
for a winning ticket or chip may exceed one hundred dollars.