Bingo licensees may use tickets to document receipts of bingo income. Tickets must be:

(1) Manufactured by a commercial printer and imprinted with:

(a) At least four digit numbers in a consecutive series. Licensees with gross gambling receipts over six hundred fifty thousand dollars in their previous license year must use tickets with numbers that do not repeat in at least 99,999 occurrences; and

(b) Each ticket on a roll must represent the same dollar value or amount of money; and

(c) The name of the licensee operating bingo with gross gambling receipts over six hundred fifty thousand dollars in their previous license year; and

(2) If used by licensees with gross gambling receipts over six hundred fifty thousand dollars in their previous license year, purchased from a licensed distributor or manufacturer; and

(3) Issued consecutively from each roll, starting with the lowest numbered ticket; and

(4) Accounted for by the licensee. If purchased from a commercial business or licensed distributor, documentation must be on the sales invoice. This invoice, or a photocopy, shall be maintained on the premises and available for inspection. Document the following information on the sales invoice for each roll of tickets purchased:

(a) Name of distributor; and

(b) Name of purchasing licensee; and

(c) Date of purchase; and

(d) Number of rolls of tickets purchased; and

(e) The color, dollar value, total number of tickets, and beginning ticket number for each roll; and

(5) Recorded in the daily records in the format we require; and

(6) Retained by the licensee as a part of the bingo daily records for those not issued as receipts and that bears a number falling below the highest numbered ticket issued during that session and not be used to receipt for any type of income; and

(7) Not be the same color and imprinted with the same ticket number as any other ticket on the premises.