Prize restrictions and requirements

1. Prizes must only be cash and must be fifty percent or more of gross proceeds for each single event raffle. However, a single cash prize may not exceed twenty-five thousand dollars and the total cash prizes may not exceed twenty-five thousand dollars during a day. Prize payouts must be based on ticket sales and not on cash retained by sellers. The maximum cash prize limits of this section do not apply to a public-spirited organization that supports amateur collegiate athletics. The public-spirited organization's primary purpose must include support of collegiate athletics. 2. A prize winner must be drawn on the date and at the location indicated on a bearer ticket. 3. The winning draw number must be selected from all sold draw numbers from the current single event raffle drawing. 4. The organization shall post or publish by a public means, the winning draw number and where the prize may be claimed. A winning player need not be present when a drawing is held but shall claim the prize within five business days. A statement of the time of the drawing and redemption period must be on all promotional material and be posted at a site. If a prize is not claimed due to time limitations, the organization shall contact the attorney general. 5. If there is a power failure or technical problem with the system and the system can no longer be used, the raffle drawing must not occur until the power or system has been restored and all purchased draw numbers have been printed into the receptacle. The attorney general is to be notified immediately if a raffle drawing occurs and the organization later determines that not all eligible draw numbers were placed into the draw container. The organization shall specify the total number and draw numbers of the affected tickets and provide an explanation for how the problem occurred.