New Zealand Gazette – 1997 – No. 46

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✨ Casino Promotions Rules

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6.7 The participant shall remove the covering from each play panel on the ticket to expose the play symbol or combination of play symbols, and thereby discover whether or not a ticket is a prize-bearing ticket.

6.8 The determination of which tickets in an instant game are to be prize-bearing tickets shall be made, by or under the authority of the casino operator, on a random basis or wholly by chance before or simultaneously with the sale of any ticket.

6.9 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;

(c) the information recorded on the ticket shall correspond with the casino operator’s record of prize-bearing tickets and another ticket with identical data shall not already have been paid;

(d) the exact number of play symbols that the casino operator has determined shall appear on tickets in that game shall appear in the play panel or play panels on the ticket;

(e) each of those play symbols shall be present in its entirety;

(f) the validation number (if any) shall be present in its entirety;

(g) each number on the ticket (if any), whether play symbols, game number, validation number, or otherwise, shall be fully legible;

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

(i) the ticket shall not be counterfeit or cancelled;

(j) the ticket shall not be stolen;

(k) the ticket shall be complete, not blank or partially blank, shall not have a hole punched through it, shall not be miscut, and shall not be marked “void”;

(l) the ticket shall be issued to a participant before the close of the game;

(m) the ticket shall not appear on the casino operator’s record of cancelled tickets;

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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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