Or. Admin. Code § 177-090-0055 - Determination of Winners
(1)
Favorite: To be a winning selection, the favorite must defeat the
underdog by more points than the point spread.
(2)
Underdog: To be a winning
selection, the underdog must win the game or lose by fewer points than the
point spread.
(3)
General: To win, all of a player's event selections must match the
final outcomes in the Lottery's official Sports Action results. For example, no
prize shall be awarded to players who match 3 of 4 event selections, 5 of 7
event selections, or 11 of 14 event selections.
(4)
Official Event Results: The
scores and results for an event become official and final for the purpose of
playing Sports Action when the Lottery enters the results in the Lottery's
central computer system for purposes of validating winning tickets. Once the
results are entered, the Lottery shall not recognize any changes, including,
but not limited to, the game's final score, or any protests, overturned
decisions, or statistical changes made by the professional sports league or
organization overseeing the game that changes the outcome of a special
play.
(5)
Availability of
Results: At the end of each play week, the Lottery will provide Sports
Action results to the public through appropriate means.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: Or. Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) & ORS 461
Stats. Implemented: ORS 461.210, ORS 461.220, ORS 461.230 & ORS 461.250
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