Kobow Games has compiled 8 jurisdictional libraries with 411 games indexed against primary-source rule filings (KY Administrative Regulations, PA Code & Bulletin, FL Emergency Rules, NH Lottery rules, OLG/Loto-Québec/BCLC/WCLC/ALC catalogues), plus 6 Kobow product concepts with Design-Target math models. This page is your map.
Counts above reflect distinct game records present in deep_data/*.json as of May 2026.
FL/TX/CA libraries shown below contain page-level summaries derived from state catalog HTML;
the 411 figure counts only games for which a rule PDF or rule HTML extract has been captured and stored.
State lotteries continue to hunt for differentiated mechanics that hold engagement past the first ticket. Pollard's traditional strength — print quality and operational excellence — pairs naturally with what Kobow brings: a math-driven product portfolio backed by verified competitive intelligence.
❓ Sizing & growth statistics below are awaiting citation from a NASPL Sales & Profits report or La Fleur's Almanac (figures in this section should be treated as directional until cited). See /intel/credibility-audit.
U.S. instant tickets are the dominant revenue line for most state lotteries. Specific dollar & growth-rate figures pending NASPL / La Fleur's citation.
Every state publishes prize-tier math. The 65–80% RTP band is what we have actually observed in the rule extracts captured in deep_data/. Cross-state "best-seller" RTP clustering is being re-derived from verified data.
Match-style, Key Number Match, Crossword, and Bingo are the four mechanic families that appear most often across the 411 game records we have rule extracts for. A formal share-of-best-sellers study is pending and will be cited when published.
Pollard prints in multiple jurisdictions where Kobow has library coverage. Each Kobow concept is designed against verified paytable shapes drawn from those libraries.
Libraries fall into three tiers. Tier 1 (full rule extracts): KY, PA, NH, MN — official rule PDFs/HTML parsed, prize tiers and RTPs stored in JSON. Tier 2 (catalog + back-side mockups): FL, TX, CA — public-facing catalog scraped; ticket-back images are mockups synthesized from rule text where the official back image was not available. Tier 3 (catalog only): Canada provincial. Click any card for the per-tier disclosure inside that library.
We studied paytable shapes drawn from the KY, PA, FL and NH libraries, then designed six Kobow ticket concepts intended to fit Pollard's press capabilities. Each concept has a target math model; none of these games has been printed, tested with players, or RNG-certified yet.
🎯 DESIGN TARGET · NOT YET MEASURED — All RTP, top-prize, and price-point values below are design targets chosen by Kobow's math team. They are not derived from production sales data, certified paytables, or player testing. Final values will be set during the certification phase.
Premium-tier match-style with bonus reveal. Target band informed by published $50-price-point paytables in the KY library.
Crop-themed KNM with 25 reveal spots. Target band informed by $25–$30 KNM titles indexed in the FL and PA libraries.
10 mini-bingo grids on one ticket. Concept targets the high-frequency $5 buyer; engagement claims pending real-world player testing.
Two-puzzle crossword with cascade bonus. Press-complexity target benchmarked against KY/PA crossword rule files.
Loteria-card art language with match-symbol play. Audience hypothesis still to be validated against TX/FL/CA segment data.
5-card draw + Texas hold'em + 3-card poker on one ticket. Variable-mechanic engagement claim pending player-test data.
Every figure on every page traces to a verified URL we tested HTTP 200 on the day we captured it. No paraphrasing of secondary reporters, no synthetic estimates. The pipeline:
Rules-extraction adapters are jurisdiction-specific: Kentucky uses KAR formatting,
Pennsylvania uses the volume/issue HTML pattern at pacodeandbulletin.gov,
Florida uses Emergency Rules .doc files at flrules.org (LibreOffice-converted to .txt).
Each adapter is in _helpers/ and runs on the SlotForge VPS as a scheduled task.
Kentucky cover-art images: kylottery.com firewalls all non-US IPs at the network layer. We tried the Wayback Machine (Availability API + CDX search + 89 known snapshot URLs) and recovered 13 of 57 images plus 3 of 33 rule PDFs. The remaining 74 URLs were never indexed by the Internet Archive. This is a fundamental limitation of the public web, not a gap in our pipeline.
What this does NOT affect: RTP percentages, prize-tier structures, overall odds, and game mechanics for the KY games whose rule PDFs we did capture — those are extracted directly from the Kentucky Administrative Regulations rule PDFs in the manual-harvest bundle. Coverage of the remaining KY games will fill in as additional rule PDFs are recovered.
Other items currently in audit: the Tier-2 libraries (CA / TX / FL) contain ticket-back images that are Kobow-generated mockups synthesized from rule text, not real production back-side scans. Each library page labels its own mockups in-card. The credibility audit tracks the complete list of unverified claims being remediated before externalization.
All 8 libraries · best-sellers cross-state · mechanics library · per-state deep pages · all-jurisdictions tracker.
Kobow Mechanics v4 · Roadmap 2026–28 · IWG Bridge (paper→iLottery) · iLottery library · Pull-tabs library.
6 Kobow concepts (🎯 design targets) · Monte Carlo archetypes · target math models · paytable-shape benchmarks against KY/PA/FL/NH libraries.
Long-form pitch with CA + TX + MN anchor decks. HTML-format, browser-readable, print-ready.
Full handoff document: scope, sources, schema, validation, KY image gap analysis, replication guide.
Single ZIP: all KY images + rule PDFs recovered from Wayback Machine, README explaining origin.
Open the DNA Lab to see the products. Open Market Intel to see the data. Open the Methodology Report when you want the receipts.