New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 112

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✨ Casino Gaming Rules

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at the table or location on the sign on which the minimum and maximum wager values are displayed.

14.0 Wagers

14.1 A player shall not make, and the casino operator, its employees and agents shall not accept, in connection with any game, a wager if:

(a) the wager is not expressly permitted by the rules of the game; or

(b) the amount thereof is contrary to the permissible minimum or maximum wager indicated on the sign displayed in accordance with rule 13.2 of this division; or

14.2 Where a wager is inadvertently made and accepted in contravention of rule 14.1 of this division, such a wager shall:

(a) if less than the permissible minimum be regarded as valid once only in respect of any player but otherwise shall be void;

(b) if in excess of the permissible maximum be void to the extent of such excess.

15.0 Payment of Winning Wagers

The casino operator shall ensure that all winning wagers are paid in chips, unless the rules of a game specifically permit payment by cash or cheque.

16.0 Issue and Redemption of Chips

16.1 The casino operator shall, during the hours of operation of the casino, at the request of a casino patron:

(a) exchange chip purchase vouchers or chips issued by the casino for chips or other chips, as the case may be, as requested of an equivalent total value;

(b) redeem chips or chip purchase vouchers issued by the casino for cash of an amount equivalent to the value of the chips or chip purchase vouchers, provided however that the casino operator, if requested by the patron, may in its discretion issue for the whole or any part of the amount to be paid in cash, in lieu of cash, a cheque made payable to the patron.

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🏭 Approval of Casino Games and Rules (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated13 November 1994
KeywordsCasino, Rules, Gaming, Licensing, Casino Control Act 1990

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