New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 114

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✨ Keno Game Rules

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4.2 The minimum wager for a game shall be $2.00 and increments shall be in multiples of $1.00 per game to a maximum of $9,999 for a single receipt ticket issued.

4.3 The minimum and maximum permissible wagers shall be displayed on a notice at or near the writer terminal or writer terminals.

4.4 No wager may be placed or withdrawn after the game wagered upon has closed.

5.0 Jackpots

5.1 The casino operator may, in its discretion and subject to the approval of the Authority, conduct progressive jackpot keno games on approved spot games.

5.2 Should the casino operator conduct jackpot games on more than one spot game at a time, the jackpots in each such spot game shall be separate.

5.3 Jackpot keno games shall be conducted in accordance with this part of the rules.

5.4 The minimum wager for a jackpot entry shall be $2.00 per way and increments shall be in multiples of $1.00.

5.5 The jackpot pool to be distributed to players shall be established as provided by this part.

5.6 The guaranteed minimum jackpot prize (ie. jackpot reset value) shall be not less than the relevant amount specified in the relevant schedule of prizes.

5.7 Where an entry into a jackpot is made, a percentage of the wager shall be credited to the relevant jackpot pool for the jackpot ticket type. The percentage(s) by which jackpots will be incremented shall be approved by the Authority.

5.8 Where a jackpot is operated, the receipt ticket shall be a wager in the jackpot and a wager in the standard game, subject to rule 5.11.

5.9 The winner of the relevant jackpot pool shall be the player who has a “total catch”, for example having selected all six out of six, or all eight out of eight, numbers during any jackpot game.

5.10 Where, in any one game, two or more players have selected the winning jackpot numbers drawn in that game, the relevant jackpot pool shall be shared

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