New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 114

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✨ Keno Game Rules

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between those players in proportion to the number of winning receipt tickets and the amount wagered on each of those receipt tickets.

5.11 The payment of a jackpot pool, or any share thereof, to which a player is entitled under this part shall be in substitution for the amount the player would otherwise be entitled to receive in accordance with the relevant schedule of prizes.

5.12 All jackpot entries up to but not including 100% matches shall be paid in accordance with rule 8.

5.13 No jackpot shall be paid until the video recording (if any) of the draw of the relevant game has been examined and verified by a Government inspector.

5.14 Subject to rule 5.10, the amount of a jackpot prize shall be in accordance with the amount of the relevant jackpot pool, irrespective of the amount wagered by the player on the receipt ticket; jackpot prizes payable are not adjusted for wagers in excess of the minimum.

5.15 Rules 8.2 to 8.5, 8.11 and 8.12 shall apply to wagers on jackpot receipt tickets.

6.0 Cancelled Tickets

6.1 Subject to rule 6.2, a refund will be allowed on a receipt ticket that is valid for a game or games of keno that has or have not yet closed, in relation to such game or games.

6.2 When the games nominated on a multi-game receipt ticket have not all been run by the end of the keno day on which the wager is accepted, no cancellation of the remaining games shall be permitted after the end of that keno day.

7.0 Closing the Game and Drawing Winning Numbers

7.1 No receipt ticket shall be produced or validated for a particular game of keno once the keno drawing device has been activated for that game.

7.2 The draw of all winning numbers will take place in the casino in a manner that allows the players to view each drawing if they so choose.

7.3 At the close of each game of keno and before the draw, players shall be notified by means of display boards located in the playing areas that the particular game is closed.

7.4 When activated, whether automatically or manually, a keno drawing device shall:

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