Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-943: Gambling paraphernalia - Disposition

The magistrate or justice of the peace to whom anything suitable

to be used for gambling purposes, or furniture or equipment used in

a place conducted in violation of this Act is delivered, as provided

by law shall, upon the examination of the accused, or if such

examination is delayed, or prevented, without awaiting such

examination, determine the character of the thing so delivered to

him and whether it was actually intended or employed by the accused

or others in violation of the provisions of this article; and if he

finds that it is of a character suitable to be used for gambling

purposes, and that it was actually employed or intended to be used

by the accused or others, in violation of the provisions of this

Article, he shall so find and cause the same to be delivered to the

sheriff to await the order of the district court. Provided, that

any of the furniture or equipment susceptible of legitimate use, may

be sold and the proceeds thereof placed in the court fund of said

county, and that any money so found by the officers shall be placed

in the court fund of the county.