New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 7

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✨ Casino Gaming Rules

26 JANUARY NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 241

(e) a Tie,

but not on the Banker’s Hand at the same time as the Player’s Hand.

4.9 The casino operator may stipulate a maximum table differential, subject to any directions issued by the Authority. The table differential is the difference between the total amount wagered on the Banker’s Hand and the total amount wagered on the Player’s Hand. Where there is a maximum table differential it shall be displayed on the notice at the table indicating minimum and maximum wagers permitted.

4.10 Where the total of the wagers on any one hand exceeds the table differential displayed on the table notice, the dealer may reduce all wagers pro rata so that the total does not exceed the table differential.

5.0 Payout Odds

5.1 A winning wager made on the Player’s Hand shall be paid at odds of one to one.

5.2 A winning wager made on the Banker’s Hand shall be paid at odds of one to one, less commission of 5% on the amount won, which shall be payable to the casino operator and shall be collected from the player at the time the winning payment is made.

5.3 If it would not be possible to pay a wager on the Banker’s Hand exactly in chips at odds of one to one, less commission, were that wager to win, the wager shall not be accepted.

5.4 If a wager is made and accepted in contravention of rule 5.3, as much of the wager as could be paid exactly in chips, were that portion of the wager to win, shall be regarded as valid and the remainder shall be void.

5.5 A winning Tie Bet shall be paid at odds of eight to one.

5.6 If there is a tie players may alter their wagers on the Banker’s Hand or Player’s Hand before the next round is dealt.

6.0 Opening of Table for Gaming

6.1 After receiving the eight sealed decks of cards at the table, both the dealer and the game supervisor shall sort and inspect the cards independently of each other.

6.2 After the cards are inspected, they shall be spread out face upwards on the table for visual inspection by the first player or players to arrive at the table.

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🏭 Rules of Mini Baccarat (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated12 January 1996
KeywordsCasino, Mini Baccarat, Rules, Cards, Dealing, Hands, Betting, Payout Odds, Table Differential

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