Ohio Administrative Code
Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides
Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses
Section 901:9-2-07 - Prohibited games
Universal Citation: OH Admin Code 901:9-2-07
Current through all regulations passed and filed through September 16, 2024
(A) No game shall be permitted that:
(1)
Is considered gambling or a game of
chance;
(2)
Either by its design or by its operation, is controlled
by the operator to the extent that the outcome of the game is determined either
partially or entirely;
(3)
The outcome depends upon the word of the operator
against the word of the player;
(4)
Hidden numbers
are used; or
(5)
Includes any mechanical or physical devise which
directly or indirectly impedes, impairs, or thwarts the skill of the
player.
(B) The following games are prohibited games:
(1) Corn game, bingo, keno, bean
game, amazo, and any other such game;
(2) Dial striker (hand binger);
(3) Electric shuffle board;
(4) Climbing man game (run by
electricity);
(5) Wheels of all
kinds;
(6) Duck pond, using hidden
numbers and/or colors, or add-up game with a mirrored bottom;
(7) Roll downs (tip-ups), beef roll, or
bottle roll downs (i.e., soda pop bottles, beer bottles, etc.);
(8) Add-a-ball;
(9) Devil's bowling alley or roll-a-ball
alley and three-pin bowling alley;
(10) Marble trivoli, roll-down gum
game;
(11) English pool;
(12) String game;
(13) Spot the spot or cover the
spot;
(14) Jingle board;
(15) Swing ball game;
(16) Slot machine;
(17) Circular dart game, poker dart game, or
swinging dart game;
(18) Novelty
dart shooting game;
(19)
Watch-a-la;
(20) Clothes pin and
pin games with slanting pins or hidden numbers;
(21) Punch boards;
(22) Knife racks having curved pegs for
merchandise prizes;
(23) Country
store wheels;
(24) Ringing live
ducks;
(25) Poly-poly
boards;
(26) Shell game;
(27) Hurdle ladder game;
(28) Cone and baseball game;
(29) Coin and ten-pin game;
(30) Pop-em-in the bucket game;
(31) Red, white, and blue ball
game;
(32) Tumbler game;
(33) Short-range shooting gallery;
(34) Money pitch for money;
(35) Ping-pong drop-em-in ball
game;
(36) Big Tom game;
(37) Grab bags or pick-outs;
(38) Penny fall games and/or all pusher-type
games; and,
(39) Five-pin bowling
game.
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