New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 114

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✨ Gaming Machine Rules



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6.0 Rules Specific to Video Keno

6.1 The purpose of the game is for the player to match numbers selected by him/her with the numbers drawn by the electronic gaming machine.

6.2 A player may:

(a) select from two to ten numbers from the range of numbers 1 to 80 inclusive;

(b) wager one or more credits, up to the maximum number of credits allowed by the electronic gaming machine;

(c) activate the appropriate game start function to initiate a random draw by the electronic gaming machine of twenty numbers in the range of numbers available.

6.3 The electronic gaming machine will display the winning results.

6.4 The value of the player’s wager and the number of matched numbers will determine the payout on a game.

6.5 After the first draw is completed, a player may elect to have an additional two numbers drawn, by pressing the “Bet Extra Ball” button when illuminated, for an additional wager equal to the original wager.

7.0 Rules Specific to Video Poker

7.1 The purpose of the game is for the player to attain, with the cards dealt to the player’s hand, one pair of jacks or a pair of higher value cards, two pairs, Three of a Kind, a Straight, a Flush, a Full House, Four of a Kind, a Straight Flush or a Royal Flush.

7.2 The value of the cards shall be as follows:

(a) subject to these rules, aces may count as ace high or ace low;

(b) all other cards shall count as their face value.

7.3 Each game utilises one deck of fifty-two cards which shall be shuffled electronically after each game.

7.4 A player, after wagering sufficient credits and activating the appropriate game start function, shall receive five cards dealt face up on the initial deal.

7.5 A player may choose to hold any or all of the cards dealt on the initial deal by activating the appropriate function(s).



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🏛️ Operation of Electronic Gaming Machines (continued from previous page)

🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Electronic Gaming Machines, Rules, Video Keno, Video Poker, Player Responsibilities, Betting, Payouts