New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 15

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✨ Tournament Blackjack Rules

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in the same round, the casino operator may issue each of those players with a further amount of chips, which amounts shall be equal in value and shall not exceed in value the amount required to be held by each of the players at the beginning of the session, and a play-off shall take place.

4.9 Subject to reasonable notice, the tournament director may limit the time allowed to the players for making their respective wagers. If a player does not make a wager within the time so allowed, his/her wager may be limited to the table minimum.

5.0 Rules for Tournament Play

5.1 The tournament director shall be present while the tournament is in progress.

5.2 At the beginning of each session players shall be allocated a gaming table and a box number at which to play. A player may wager on and control only the box allocated to him/her.

5.3 At the request of the game supervisor a player shall provide his/her name for recording purposes.

5.4 At the beginning of a session each table shall consist of between 4 and 7 players (inclusive).

5.5 At the beginning of a session each participating player shall hold tournament chips, which shall have been issued by the casino operator in accordance with the conditions of entry to the tournament. Subject to rule 4.8, no player may be issued with any further chips during a session.

5.6 No player may lend or borrow tournament chips, or introduce additional tournament chips to a table, during play.

5.7 No player may leave the table while a session is in progress, except in an emergency or with the consent of the tournament director.

5.8 The dealer shall shuffle the cards so that they are randomly intermixed, in accordance with rule 6.3 of division 2 of the rules:

(a) immediately before the start of a session;

(b) at the end of the round following the round during which the cutting card or the first of the cutting cards, as the case may be, is reached in the shoe,

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🏭 Conditions of Entry for Tournament Blackjack (continued from previous page)

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KeywordsCasino Entry, Tournament Fees, Tournament Chips, Wager Limits, Player Limits, Session Duration, Prize Distribution

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