New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 12

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✨ Casino Game Rules

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9.5 If the point count of the Player’s Hand is 6 or 7 after the initial deal, the Banker’s Hand shall draw a third card if the point count of the Banker’s Hand is 0 to 5 inclusive, but otherwise shall stand.

9.6 In no event shall more than 1 additional card be dealt to either hand.

9.7 Subject to rule 9.8, whenever the cutting card or the first of the cutting cards, as the case may be, is reached during a round, it shall be placed to the side and the round shall be completed. At the end of that round the dealer calling the game shall announce “Last coup” or “Last hand” and deal a further round, after which no further cards shall be dealt until the cards have been replaced or reshuffled.

9.8 Whenever the cutting card or the first of the cutting cards, as the case may be, is drawn as the first card of a round, it shall be placed to the side and the dealer calling the game shall announce “Last coup” or “Last hand”. At the end of the round no further cards shall be dealt until the cards have been replaced or reshuffled.

Dealing of Additional Cards for Style A and Style C

9.9 Any third card required to be dealt to a hand shall be dealt face up to that hand.

Dealing of Additional Cards for Style B

9.10 Any third card required to be dealt to a hand shall be passed face down to the player (if any) designated to receive the cards dealt to the hand. The provisions of rules 8.12 to 8.16 inclusive shall apply, with all necessary modifications, as if the third card were the 2 initial cards of the hand.

Payment and Collection of Wagers

10.0

10.1 When each hand has received all the cards it is entitled to under the rules, the dealer shall announce the final point count of each hand, indicating which hand has won the round. If the 2 hands have equal point counts the dealer shall announce “Tie Hand”.

10.2 After announcing the result of the round the dealer shall collect all losing wagers and pay all winning wagers.

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