New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 112

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✨ Caribbean Stud Poker Rules

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6.2 After the cards have been shuffled the dealer shall cut the cards once only, place the cards on the cutting card and then insert all the cards in the dealing shoe for commencement of play.

6.3 No player ever cuts the cards.

6.4 The casino manager, the shift manager or a Government inspector may at any time instruct the dealer to check and verify that the deck contains the correct number of cards, namely fifty-two.

6.5 The casino manager or shift manager may, after any round of play, direct that the cards shall be replaced, and if he/she does so the new cards shall be checked, shuffled and cut in accordance with this rule and rule 5.

7.0 Dealing the Cards

7.1 All cards used in the game of Caribbean Stud Poker shall be dealt face downwards, except for the dealer’s last card which shall be dealt face upwards.

7.2 Immediately prior to the commencement of a round of play and after all ante wagers are on the table and all wagers on the Progressive Jackpot have been made, the dealer shall:

(a) announce "No more bets"; and then

(b) starting from his/her left and continuing clockwise around the table, deal the cards.

7.3 The cards shall be dealt in the following manner:

(a) one card, face down, to each box containing an ante wager;

(b) one card, face down, to the dealer;

(d) a second, third, fourth and fifth card to the dealer, all of which except for the last shall be dealt face down.

8.0 Betting Round

8.1 After the cards have been dealt, the players may pick up their cards and decide whether they wish to fold or make a bet wager.

8.2 The dealer shall then, in relation to each player who has folded:

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