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CROSSWORD INSTRUCTIONS:

• Scratch each CLOVER and 7 in the CROSSWORD PUZZLES. Scratch all YOUR LETTERS to reveal 18 letters. For each of the 18 letters revealed in YOUR LETTERS, scratch the same letter each time it is found in the CROSSWORD PUZZLES. For example, if the letter E is revealed in YOUR LETTERS, scratch all Es in the CROSSWORD PUZZLES. If you have scratched three (3) or more complete WORDS in a CROSSWORD PUZZLE, you win the corresponding PRIZE shown in the PRIZE LEGEND. Only highest PRIZE won paid.
• If you uncover the complete vertical or horizontal CONNECT BONUS WORD, win $25 instantly.
• If one of your winning WORDS includes a CLOVER, win 2X the PRIZE shown in the PRIZE LEGEND. If one of your winning WORDS includes a 7, win 3X the PRIZE shown in the PRIZE LEGEND.

BONUS SPIN: Reveal three BELLS in the BONUS SPIN, win PRIZE shown.

CROSSWORD DETAILS:

1. A WORD cannot be formed by linking letters diagonally, or by reading the letters from right to left or bottom to top.
2. Letters combined to form a complete WORD must appear in an unbroken horizontal or vertical sequence on the CROSSWORD PUZZLE.
3. All complete WORDS must contain at least 3 letters and completely fill an entire WORD’S column or row.
4. You must match all the letters within a possible WORD in order to form a complete WORD. WORDS within a complete WORD such as “A” or “CAN” within “CANDY” are not complete WORDS since they do not contain at least 3 letters AND completely fill the entire WORD’S column or row.
5. Letters forming a WORD filling a complete WORD space can only be used to form one complete WORD (e.g., “BALL” and “GAME” within “BALLGAME” are considered only one complete WORD).