If bingo licensees offer player selection games, they must use:

(1) Two-part disposable cards and then they must:

(a) Use the disposable card method of receipting for income; and

(b) Establish and prominently post house rules setting out conditions for adding to, deleting from, or changing a card before it is separated from the copy. A worker authorized by the bingo manager must verify all changes to the card; and

(c) Ensure that players mark their numbers on each card in a distinct, clear, and legible manner before separating the duplicate and the original. Licensees must not allow anyone to alter the copies after the duplicate and original cards are separated; and

(d) Place all original cards in lockboxes to ensure no one places cards in the lockbox after the first bingo ball is called; and

(e) Ensure the player retains and plays the duplicate copy; or

(2) Electronically generated cards and then they must:

(a) Use the electronically generated bingo card method of receipting for income; and

(b) Ensure that players do not mark or deface the card in any manner that prevents reading of the bingo numbers or any of the data imprinted on the card; and

(3) Keep all winning cards and any duplicate copies as part of the daily bingo records.