Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-1057
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Offering property dependent on lottery
Official statutory text
Every person who offers for sale, distribution or disposition in
any way, any real or personal property, or things in action, or any
interest therein, to be determined by lot or chance, that shall be
dependent upon the drawing of any lottery within or out of this
state, and every person who sells, furnishes or procures, or causes
to be sold, furnished or procured in any manner whatsoever, any
chance or share, or any interest whatsoever in any property offered
for sale, distribution or disposition in violation of this section,
or any ticket or other evidence of any chance, share, or interest in
such property, is guilty of a misdemeanor.
any way, any real or personal property, or things in action, or any
interest therein, to be determined by lot or chance, that shall be
dependent upon the drawing of any lottery within or out of this
state, and every person who sells, furnishes or procures, or causes
to be sold, furnished or procured in any manner whatsoever, any
chance or share, or any interest whatsoever in any property offered
for sale, distribution or disposition in violation of this section,
or any ticket or other evidence of any chance, share, or interest in
such property, is guilty of a misdemeanor.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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