New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 7

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✨ Gaming Rules Continuation

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6.7 If, subsequent to the “entry” button being depressed, it is found that the incorrect numbers have been entered into the electronic equipment, the result shall be amended under the supervision of the game supervisor before the settlement of wagers.

6.8 No person shall interfere with or activate the dice tumbler, the electronic equipment or entry terminal except as provided for in these rules.

6.9 Wagers shall not be placed until all winning wagers on the previous spin have been paid.

7.0 Irregularities

7.1 If any of the three dice is not lying flat in the bottom section of the tumbler after the dice have been spun in accordance with rule 6.1, the spin shall be void and the dealer shall announce “No spin”.

7.2 If the dice tumbler after being activated does not operate correctly, the spin shall be void and the dealer shall announce “No spin”.

7.3 If the dice are exposed prior to the call of “No more bets”, the spin shall be void and the dealer shall announce “No spin”.

7.4 If the dealer fails to activate the tumbler for a game, all wagers on the spin shall be void and the dealer shall announce “No spin”.

7.5 If a spin is void pursuant to rules 7.1 to 7.4 of this division, the round of play shall be void whether or not a “No spin” is announced.

7.6 If the electronic equipment fails to illuminate the winning areas, or fails to illuminate the winning areas correctly, all wagers shall be taken and paid according to the result shown on the dice and rule 7.7 shall apply.

7.7 In the event of an equipment malfunction, no further games shall be conducted until either the malfunction has been rectified or procedures, that do not compromise the integrity of the game, have been introduced. A Government inspector shall be notified immediately of the malfunction and of any temporary remedial action taken.

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