COLJI-Crim. F:345.3

“Simulated gambling device” means a mechanically or electronically

operated machine, network, system, program, or device that is used by an

entrant and that displays simulated gambling displays on a screen or other

mechanism at a business location, including a private club, that is owned,

leased, or otherwise possessed, in whole or in part, by a person conducting

the game or by that person’s partners, affiliates, subsidiaries, agents, or

contractors.

“Simulated gambling device” includes: a video poker game or any

other kind of video card game; a video bingo game; a video craps game; a

video keno game; a video lotto game; a video roulette game; a pot-of-gold;

an eight-liner; a video game based on or involving the random or chance

matching of different pictures, words, numbers, or symbols; an electronic

gaming machine, including a personal computer of any size or

configuration that performs any of the functions of an electronic gaming

machine; a slot machine, where results are determined by reason of the

skill of the player or the application of the element of chance, or both; and a

device that functions as, or simulates the play of, a slot machine, where

results are determined by reason of the skill of the player or the application

of the element of chance, or both.

“Simulated gambling device” does not include: bona fide amusement

devices that pay nothing of value, cannot be adjusted to pay anything of

value, and are not used for gambling; or any pari-mutuel totalisator

equipment that is used for pari-mutuel wagering on live or simulcast

racing events and that has been approved by the director of the division of

racing events for entities authorized and licensed under Colorado’s racing

laws.