2006 New York Code - Advertising Games.

 
    § 20-353 Advertising games. No game of bingo to be conducted under any
  license  issued  under  this  subchapter  and  article fourteen-H of the
  general municipal law shall be advertised as to its location,  the  time
  when  it  is  to  be or has been played, or the prizes awarded, or to be
  awarded, by means of newspapers, radios, television or sound  trucks  or
  by  means  of  billboards,  posters  or  handbills  or  any  other means
  addressed to the general public, except  that  one  sign  not  exceeding
  sixty  square  feet  in  area  may  be  displayed  on or adjacent to the
  premises owned or occupied by a licensed  authorized  organization,  and
  when an organization is licensed to conduct bingo on premises of another
  licensed authorized organization or of a licensed commercial lessor, one
  additional  such sign may be displayed on or adjacent to the premises in
  which the games are to be conducted. Additional signs may  be  displayed
  upon  any  fire fighting equipment belonging to any licensee, which is a
  volunteer fire company, or upon any first-aid or rescue squad  equipment
  belonging  to any licensee, which is a first-aid or rescue squad, in and
  throughout the community or communities served by  such  volunteer  fire
  company or such first-aid or rescue squad as the case may be.