New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 7

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✨ Casino Rules Supplement

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4.7 Each wager shall be settled strictly in accordance with its position on the layout when the ball falls to rest in a compartment of the wheel.

4.8 Subject to these rules no wager shall be touched, removed, altered or added to until all winning wagers within that box or on that wagering area have been completely paid by the dealer.

4.9 Rule 4.8 does not preclude a player from removing any of his/her winning outside wagers (ie winning wagers on Low, High, Even, Odd, Red, Black, Column or Dozen) after such wagers have been paid.

5.0 Payout Odds

5.1 Winning wagers at the game of roulette shall be paid at the odds listed below:

Wager	Payout Odds
One number or Straight Up	35 to 1
2 numbers or Split	17 to 1
3 numbers or Street	11 to 1
4 numbers or Corner	8 to 1
6 numbers or Six-Line	5 to 1
Column	2 to 1
Dozen	2 to 1
Low - (1 - 18)	1 to 1
High - (19 - 36)	1 to 1
Even	1 to 1
Odd	1 to 1
Red	1 to 1
Black	1 to 1

5.2 When the ball comes to rest in the compartment of the wheel marked "zero", all wagers shall lose other than those made straight up on the "zero" or made in any available combination of the "zero" and the numbers one, two and three.

5.3 Winning wagers made straight up on the "zero", or made in any available combination of the "zero" and the numbers one, two and three, shall be paid at the same odds as would apply in respect of the same type of bet involving any other numbered square on the layout.

6.0 Irregularities

6.1 If the ball is spun in the same direction as the wheel is rotating, the spin shall be deemed void, the dealer or a more senior casino employee shall immediately announce "No spin", and the dealer or other casino employee shall attempt to remove the ball from the wheel before it comes to rest in one of the compartments.

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🏭 Rules of Table Games (continued from previous page)

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Dated12 January 1996
KeywordsCasino, Table Games, Rules, Roulette, Wagers, Betting

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