jQuery.validator rule for not checked checkbox

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I would like a jQuery.validator rule for a checkbox that is not checked. Below is what I have if the checkbox is checked, but I can't figure out the syntax for a rule for not checked. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

rules: {
    sbPhone: {
         required: "#sbPhoneMe:checked",
         phoneUS: true
    },

Try :not()

rules: {
    sbPhone: {
         required: "#sbPhoneMe:not(:checked)",
         phoneUS: true
    },

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