New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 15

Page 371

✨ Casino Tournament Rules

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

29 JANUARY 371

4.0 Wagers

4.1 All wagers shall be made with tournament chips.

4.2 No player who has made a wager by placing tournament chips on the layout shall handle, withdraw or alter the wager except as permitted or required by these rules.

4.3 The minimum and maximum wager limits pertaining to a game shall be displayed on a sign at each table. Unless stated on the sign, wagers are not required to be made in multiples of the minimum. No minimum wager limit shall be raised, nor shall any maximum wager limit be reduced, during a session.

4.4 The casino operator may require that wagers be placed in increments of a specific amount, which amount shall not exceed the minimum wager limit specified for the table concerned. The amount of any such increment shall be displayed at the table on the sign on which the minimum and maximum wager limits are displayed.

4.5 A player shall wager at least the minimum and no more than the maximum bet on every hand during the session. A player who fails to wager on each hand shall be disqualified.

4.6 Where a wager is inadvertently made and accepted in contravention of the applicable wager limits, it shall:

(a) if less than the permissible minimum be required to be increased to the minimum;

(b) if in excess of the permissible maximum be void to the extent of such excess.

4.7 Subject to rule 4.8, any player who loses all of his/her tournament chips before the end of a session shall be eliminated from the session, and no other player shall be permitted to wager on the player’s box.

4.8 If all of the participants in a session either:

(a) lose all of their chips; or

(b) are reduced to holding less than the required minimum wager in tournament chips,

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