Bonus Crossword - North Carolina Education Lottery

Bonus CrosswordHow to Play1. Scratch all of YOUR LETTERS to reveal 18 letters.2. For each of the 18 YOUR LETTERS revealed, rub the same letter eachtime it is found in the CROSSWORD. For example, if the letter E isrevealed in your letters, rub all E’s in the CROSSWORD.3. There are three letters in addition to your 18 letters thatappear under the scratch-off coating on the ticket. These aresmaller in size than your 18 letters and are not to be used inplaying the game.4. If you have rubbed three (3) or more complete “words” in theCROSSWORD, you win the corresponding PRIZE found in thePRIZE KEY.BONUS WORD: Reveal the BONUS Word using YOUR LETTERS,win PRIZE shown!(SEE BACK FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS)Prize Chart (Game 329)PrizeAmount$50,000$1,000$100$50$40$20$15$10$5$3Approx. Combined Odds1 in:*816,000.0060,000.00895.52249.48100.00100.00100.00100.0014.298.33TotalPrizes**5684,55616,35440,80040,80040,80040,800285,600489,600* Approximate overall odds of winning including break even prizes are: 1 in 4.25.** The number of prizes are approximate based on the number of tickets printed.Chances of winning and the number of prizes are established at the time ofprinting and will change as prizes are won.North Carolina Education Lottery6,700 copies of this public document were printed at a cost of $335.00 or $.05 per copy.

Bonus CrosswordNoteA. A ”word” must contain at least three letters.B. A “word” cannot be formed by linking letters diagonally or byreading the letters from the bottom to top.C. Letters combined to form a “word” must appear in an unbrokenhorizontal or vertical string of letters in the CROSSWORD. Anunbroken string of letters: (a) cannot be interrupted by a black space,and (b) must contain every single letter square between two blackspaces.D. Every single letter in the unbroken string must: (a) be revealed inYOUR LETTERS, and (b) be included to form a “word”. Words suchas “A” and “CAN” within “CANDY” are not complete words. Lettersforming a word within a complete word can only be used to formone complete word. “BASE” and “BALL” within “BASEBALL” areconsidered only one complete word.The possible complete words for this ticket are shown on the CROSSWORD.Each possible complete word consists of 3 or more letters and occupies anentire word space. You must match all the letters in a possible completeword in order to complete the word.