New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 13

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✨ Caribbean Stud Poker Rules

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(a) in the case of cards dealt from a shoe, the first card dealt to the hand;

and

(b) in the case of cards dealt from an automatic shuffler, all of the cards in the hand.

11.12 Progressive jackpot payouts shall be made after all ante and bet wagers have been collected or paid. When the progressive jackpot is being operated manually and a hand qualifies for a jackpot payout, the wager on the jackpot shall be collected after the payout has been made.

11.13 Where a player has a hand qualifying for a jackpot payout, the dealer shall verify the hand and notify the game supervisor.

11.14 The dealer shall count the cards in the deck in use at the table whenever a progressive jackpot payout is made.

12.0 Irregularities

12.1 If a player fails to comply with rule 9.5 the casino operator may declare the player’s hand void, in which event the player shall forfeit his/her ante and bet wagers (if any) and any right to receive a jackpot prize.

12.2 If an incorrect number of cards is dealt to any player or to the dealer this shall constitute a misdeal.

12.3 If an exposed card is dealt this shall not constitute a misdeal. The dealer shall turn the card over and continue dealing, subject to rule 12.4.

12.4 If a card is exposed in error to the dealer’s hand, the card shall be left exposed as the dealer’s face up card and the dealer’s fifth card shall be dealt face down, and, where the cards are dealt from an automatic shuffler, shall not turned over as provided in rule 8.4.

12.5 If more than 1 card is exposed in error during the dealing of the cards this shall constitute a misdeal.

12.6 If a player exposes 1 or more cards in his/her hand, this shall not constitute a misdeal, subject to rule 12.1.

12.7 Subject to rule 12.4 and notwithstanding rule 12.5, if the dealer exposes 1 or more cards in his/her hand in error before all of the players have made a

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