E. A gaming machine sold for home ownership shall:

1. (1) have a conspicuous and indelible notice prominently affixed to the front of the machine stating that the machine is only legal for play in a private residence;
2. (2) have a conspicuous and indelible notice prominently affixed to the rear of the gaming machine stating that the sale and transportation of the gaming machine by other than a licensed manufacturer of distributor is a fourth (4^th) degree felony; and
3. (3) either provide a payback value for each credit played, determined over time, of one hundred percent (100%) or be manufactured or modified in such a way as to be operable only with tokens.

F. A manufacturer or distributor selling a gaming machine for home use shall provide written notice to the purchaser:

1. (1) that the machine shall be played only at a private residence;
2. (2) that no person shall make money from play on the machine except through winnings as a player;
3. (3) that commercial gambling is a fourth (4^th) degree felony;
4. (4) that it is illegal to resell the machine to any person or entity other than a licensed manufacturer or distributor; and
5. (5) that it is illegal for any person or entity other than a licensed manufacturer or distributor to transport the machine.

H. A manufacturer or distributor shall comply with all board regulations concerning transportation of any electronic media to be placed in a gaming machine being used in a private residence. A manufacturer or distributor shall report all sales of electronic media for home gaming machines in accordance with Subsection B of 15.1.7 NMAC.

[11/30/98; 15.1.7.39 NMAC - Rn, 15 NMAC 1.7.39, 3/31/00; A, 5/15/07; 15.1.7.39 NMAC - Rn, 15.1.7.38 NMAC, 12/15/10; Repealed, 10/15/15;15.1.7.39 NMAC - N, 10/15/15]