New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 13

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✨ Caribbean Stud Poker Rules

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7.2 Where a card shoe is used, after the cards have been shuffled a casino employee shall cut the cards once, place them on the cutting card and then place all of the cards in the shoe for the commencement of play. No player ever cuts the cards.

7.3 The dealer may at any time check and verify that the deck of cards or any of the decks, as the case may be, contains the correct number of cards, namely 52.

7.4 The casino operator may, after any round of play, direct that the cards be replaced, in which event the new cards shall be checked, shuffled and cut in accordance with sections 6 and 7.

8.0 Dealing the Cards

8.1 Immediately before the start of each round of play and after all ante wagers and jackpot wagers (if any) have been made, the dealer shall:

(a) call “No more bets”; and then

(b) starting on his/her left and continuing clockwise around the table, deal the cards.

8.2 All cards shall be dealt face down except for the dealer’s last card, which (subject to rule 8.4) shall be dealt face up.

8.3 When a card shoe is used the cards shall be dealt as follows:

(a) 1 card to each wagering area containing an ante wager and then 1 card to the dealer; followed by

(b) a further card to each such wagering area and the dealer,

and so on until every player and the dealer have 5 cards each.

8.4 When an automatic shuffler is used the cards shall be dealt as follows:

(a) 5 cards at a time to each wagering area containing an ante water; followed by

(b) 5 cards to the dealer.

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