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✨ Casino Promotions Schedule

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(d) a reference to a section is to a section in this schedule.

2.0 Application

The rules contained in this schedule shall apply to casino promotions.

3.0 Promotion Design

3.1

Before the beginning of any casino promotion, the casino operator shall give to a Government inspector:

(a) not less than 3 clear days’ notice of its intention to conduct the promotion; and

(b) written particulars of the promotion design.

3.2

The particulars notified under rule 3.1 shall include:

(a) the commencement and closing dates (if any) of the promotion;

(b) particulars of the prizes in the promotion, and (where applicable) in each prize tier;

(d) the form of the application for entry to the promotion (if any);

(e) a description of manner in which the promotion is to be conducted and the winner or winners determined, including:

(i) in the case of a promotion that is an instant game, the play symbol or combination of play symbols that must appear in the play panel or play panels on a ticket for that ticket to be a prize-bearing ticket,

(ii) in the case of a promotion that is a prize competition:

    (A) a description of the skill-testing or knowledge-testing activity or activities required to be undertaken by participants as a condition of winning a prize, and

    (B) the time at which the result of the prize competition will be determined,

Rules for Casino Promotions

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🏭 Casino Promotions Schedule (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated24 April 1997
KeywordsCasino, Promotions, Definitions, Gaming, Lottery, Regulations

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