New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 7

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✨ Casino Rules

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6.2 If a foreign object enters the wheel prior to the ball coming to rest, 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.

6.3 If the ball is either so balanced in its revolutions that it is taking an inordinate amount of time to fall into a compartment, or is unduly hung up in an air pocket, the dealer or a more senior casino employee shall immediately announce “No spin”, the spin shall be deemed void, 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.

6.4 If the ball is propelled or falls out of the wheel head during a spin, the spin shall be deemed void and the dealer or a more senior casino employee shall immediately announce “No spin”. Upon retrieval of the ball it shall be examined by the game supervisor.

6.5 If any person interferes with the ball or the rotation of the wheel during a spin, 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.

6.6 If the dealer anticipates that the ball will not complete four revolutions around the track of the wheel, the dealer or a more senior casino employee shall immediately announce “No spin”, the spin shall be seemed void, 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.

6.7 A spin that is deemed void pursuant to rules 6.1 to 6.5 of this division shall be void irrespective of whether a “No spin” is announced, and a spin that is deemed void pursuant to rules 6.1 to 6.6. of this division shall be void irrespective of whether the ball comes to rest in one of the compartments before being removed from the wheel.

6.8 After a void spin the dealer shall return the ball to the previous winning numbered compartment and re-spin in accordance with part 3 of this division.

6.9 Where the casino operator provides a winning number display at the roulette table, the casino operator shall not be held responsible for the display of any incorrect results or other information or for the consequences of the equipment malfunctioning.

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🏭 Rules of Table Games (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated12 January 1996
KeywordsCasino, Table Games, Rules, Roulette, Wagers, Betting

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