Okla. Stat. tit. 3A, § 3A-271: Minimum standards for games

A. Electronic amusement games are games in which a player’s

performance can be improved by skill. Consistent with this intent,

each player terminal employed in an electronic amusement game shall

only offer games that meet the following minimum standards:

1. Each electronic amusement game must require decisions or

actions by players that could affect the result of the game;

2. No auto-hold, “smart-hold”, or similar feature shall be

employed which permits the player terminal to automatically

determine optimum play or make decisions for players;

3. Each player terminal must prominently display either on the

terminal or on a help screen:

a. the rules of the game and instructions and other

information regarding the concept of the game so that

a novice player can understand how to improve his or

her performance, and

b. possible winning combinations based on the amounts

paid to play the game and the other information

required in this section. Such information may not be

incomplete, confusing or misleading;

4. In electronic amusement games in which players are competing

against others, the players shall be informed about whether and how

winning prizes will be shared; and

5. No electronic amusement game shall base its outcome on the

number or ratio of prior wins to prior losses or any other factor

relating to the profit or revenues retained by the operator from

prior plays of the game.

B. Following any play on a player terminal, data shall be

maintained electronically and shall be viewable either

electronically or by printed report. Such data shall provide basic

information regarding the amount paid in, the game played, the

result, and the prize awarded, if any.