After a game configuration and a font design are finished, a layout file of an inkjet printer is defined by setting a location for game data to be printed as in [Fig8. Game data layout design].

The area of ① is an area for printing game data, the area of ② is an area for confirming prize in a retailer, the area of ③ is an area for printing a verification number that is a unique identification system of a ticket, and the area of ④ is an area for caption. In case of Loto QUÉBEC, since lottery tickets are sold even in retailers without terminal, an extra retailer-only scratch area such as the area of ② supports to confirm small prize. If the area of ② is scratched off before selling or prize payout, the prize cannot be paid. The verification number printed on the area of ③ is printed in a type of numbers or a barcode. Since layout design is printed in the same pattern once it is set, a worker and an inspector must cautiously do double, triple-checking in order to confirm printing accuracy.