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✨ Keno Game Rules

1 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3321

(d) the total amount wagered;

(e) the keno writer’s name and/or identification number;

(f) the time and keno day of issue;

(g) the terminal number;

(h) the ticket serial number;

(i) the numbers of the first and last games for which the ticket is valid;

(j) a machine-readable identification bar code;

(k) where the ticket is a special entry, QuickKeno ticket, Mystery QuickKeno ticket or Set Bet ticket, an indication to that effect.

3.14 A receipt ticket shall be in a form approved by the Authority and may contain other information and particulars not inconsistent with these rules.

3.15 The entry form shall be returned to the player if the wager was placed through a keno runner, but otherwise only on request.

3.16 The casino operator shall not be liable if a keno runner is unable to place a wager before the closure of a particular game. In that event the keno runner shall endeavour to place the wagers taken from players prior to the next available game.

3.17 It is the responsibility of the player to ensure that the wager details on the receipt ticket issued are those required by the player.

3.18 Particulars recorded on the receipt ticket that are inconsistent with the particulars stored in the keno computer system shall be determined in accordance with the information recorded in the system.

3.19 Any claim for a payment on the grounds that a receipt ticket is incomplete or incorrect in any particular shall be determined in accordance with the details contained in the computer memory.

4.0 Wagers

4.1 Wagers may be placed by the use of cash, chips or vouchers, or by the tender of a winning receipt ticket. This rule shall apply subject to the conditions upon which any voucher tendered was issued by the casino operator.

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