New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 7

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✨ Casino Rules

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starting with the exposed card, begin to deal a void hand. After the void hand has been completed, normal play will resume.

12.3 A card drawn in excess from the shoe shall, if it has not been disclosed, be used as the first card of the next round of play unless the cards are reshuffled or replaced before the next round. If the card has been disclosed, the dealer will announce "No bets this hand" and, starting with the exposed card, begin to deal a void hand. After the void hand has been completed, normal play will resume.

12.4 If the first card of a round of play is found face upwards in the shoe, the dealer will announce "No bets this hand" and, starting with the exposed card, begin to deal a void hand. After the void hand has been completed, normal play will resume.

12.5 Any card found face upwards during a round of play, except for the first card, will be used in that round.

12.6 If there are insufficient cards remaining in the shoe to complete a round of play, that round shall be void and a new round shall commence after the entire set of cards is replaced or, where permitted, reshuffled and placed in the shoe.

11.7 Subject to the provisions of this part of the division, cards drawn out of sequence to either the Banker’s Hand or the Player’s Hand shall be reconstructed under the supervision of a casino supervisor in accordance with the Table of Play.

11.8 If during the initial deal the cards are dealt out of sequence and cannot be reconstructed the round shall be void.

11.9 If the dealer fails to draw and discard cards at the commencement of a shoe as provided in rule 7.5 of this division, or in any other situation where this is required, play shall nonetheless continue as provided in the rules.

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