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✨ Casino Promotions Rules

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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5.0 Lotteries

5.1 This section applies to casino promotions that are lotteries.

5.2 Each ticket held by any participant in a casino promotion shall be a separate entry.

5.3 A ticket shall be the only valid basis for claiming a prize.

5.4 Every ticket in a lottery that has been distributed and is eligible under the promotion design, and no other ticket, shall be included or represented in the draw.

5.5 Unless it is not reasonably practicable, the draw of the lottery and the declaration of the result shall be open to the public in the gaming area of the casino.

5.6 In addition to any other requirements specified in these rules, the following requirements shall apply before a ticket shall be regarded as a valid prize-bearing ticket:

(a) the ticket shall have been issued by the casino operator in accordance with these rules and the promotion design;

(b) the ticket shall be intact and shall not be mutilated, altered, unreadable, reconstituted, or tampered with in any manner;

(d) the ticket shall not be defectively printed or produced in error;

(e) the ticket shall not be counterfeit or cancelled.

6.0 Instant Games

6.1 This section applies to casino promotions that are instant games.

6.2 Entry to the instant game shall be by ticket.

6.3 Each ticket held by any person shall be a separate entry.

6.4 A ticket shall be the only valid basis for claiming a prize.

6.5 Every allocation of prizes for an instant game shall, subject to these rules, be conducted in such a manner and under such conditions as the casino operator from time to time determines.

6.6 It shall be the responsibility of the participant to ensure that, at the time he or she receives a ticket in the instant game, the covering on each play panel on the ticket is intact.

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🏭 Casino Promotions Schedule (continued from previous page)

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

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