WAC 230-03-200. Defining "gambling equipment."

"Gambling equipment" means any device, gambling-related software, expendable supply, or any other paraphernalia used as a part of gambling or to make gambling possible. "Gambling equipment" includes, but is not limited to: (1) Amusement games; (2) Punch boards and pull-tabs; (3) Devices for dispensing pull-tabs; (4) Electronic devices for conducting, facilitating, or accounting for the results of gambling activities including, but not limited to: (a) Components of a tribal lottery system; (b) Electronic devices for reading and displaying outcomes of gambling activities; and (c) Accounting systems that are a part of, or directly connected to, a gambling system including, but not limited to: (i) Bet totalizers; or (ii) Progressive jackpot meters; or (iii) Keno systems; (5) Bingo equipment; (6) Electronic raffle systems; (7) Devices and supplies used to conduct card games, fund-raising events, recreational gaming activities, or Class III gaming activities, as defined in the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act at U.S.C. 25 chapter 29 § 2703 and in tribal-state compacts including, but not limited to: (a) Gambling chips; (b) Cards; (c) Dice; (d) Card shuffling devices; (e) Graphical game layouts for table games; (f) Ace finders or no-peek devices; (g) Roulette wheels; (h) Keno equipment; and (i) Tables manufactured exclusively for gambling purposes; (8) Debit card reading devices used at gambling tables to sell chips to players; (9) Ticket in ticket out (TITO) systems to include, but are not limited to: (a) TITO-enabled bill validators; (b) Ticket redemption kiosks.