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✨ Caribbean Stud Poker Rules

3288 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 112

DIVISION VIII - CARIBBEAN STUD POKER

1.0 Interpretation

In this division, unless the contrary intention appears:

“Ante Wager” means the initial wager placed by a player on a hand;

“Bet Wager” means an additional wager placed by a player after inspection of his/her hand, in order to continue to play;

“Fold” means a decision by a player to continue no longer with his/her hand for that particular round of play.

2.0 Table Layout and Equipment

2.1

Caribbean Stud Poker shall be played at a table having on one side places for the players, and on the opposite side a place for the dealer.

2.2

The layout cloth covering the Caribbean Stud Poker table shall display the name and/or logo of the casino and shall have areas designated for the placement of wagers. The layout cloth shall bear an inscription to the effect that the "Dealer only plays with ace and king or higher" and shall be marked in a manner similar to that shown in Diagram 11.

2.3

The wagering areas shall be designated as follows:

(a) for ante wagers by the word "Ante";

(b) for bet wagers by the word "Bet";

(c) for wagers on the Progressive Jackpot by the slots provided for such wagers, each of which shall be fitted with a coin indicator light which shall light up to indicate that a wager on the Progressive Jackpot has been deposited in the slot.

2.4

The Caribbean Stud Poker table shall be fitted with electronic equipment which shall be programmed to record the amounts wagered at the table on the Progressive Jackpot, and the amount of the jackpot prize pool applicable to the table.

2.5

The following equipment shall also be used in the game of Caribbean Stud Poker:

(a) a dealing shoe capable of holding a single deck of cards, constructed of wood or plastic, from which all cards shall be dealt;

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