New Zealand Gazette – 1997 – No. 46

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✨ Casino Promotions Regulations

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Nothing in subparagraph (c) shall require the casino operator to award a prize where the prize winner is offered, and accepts, an alternative prize.

4.2 The casino operator shall:

(a) not accept any entry to a casino promotion from any person who is not in a gaming area of the casino at the time; and

(b) conduct all casino promotions in a gaming area of the casino.

4.3 Subject to the Act and to these rules, casino promotions shall be conducted at such times, and in such manner, as the casino operator from time to time determines.

4.4 The casino operator shall determine the frequency and duration of casino promotions.

4.5 The casino operator shall pay the prizes of every casino promotion to those participants entitled to such prizes in accordance with the official result, if it is satisfied that the participant is entitled to a prize.

4.6 Participants are responsible for claiming and collecting prizes due to them pursuant to these rules.

4.7 No claim to a prize submitted to the casino operator under these rules shall be recognised unless it is made within 3 months after the draw of the lottery, the date of closure of the instant game, or the declaration of the result of the prize competition or other game, as the case may be.

4.8 Every participant claiming to be entitled to a prize in a casino promotion may be required to submit evidence of his/her entitlement to that prize to the casino operator.

4.9 A ticket shall in all circumstances be regarded by the casino operator as being owned by the bearer (physical possessor) of the ticket determined in accordance with these rules.

4.10 The person named on a duly completed prize claim form shall be deemed to be the bearer of the ticket accompanying the prize claim form; and if more than one person is named on a prize claim form, the person first named shall be deemed to be the bearer of the ticket.

4.11 Notwithstanding that a ticket bears the name or other identification of any person or group, the casino operator shall only be bound to recognise the bearer of the ticket as the owner, and, except as ordered by a court of competent jurisdiction, shall not be bound to take notice of any trust (express, implied, or constructive) to which any ticket or prize may be subject.

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🏭 Casino Promotions Schedule (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated24 April 1997
KeywordsCasino, Promotions, Rules, Gaming, Lottery, Prize Claim

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