New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 16

Page 381

✨ Casino Rules



29 JANUARY NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 381

2.6 The following equipment shall be also be used in the game:

(a) a display rack, which shall be used to indicate the colours and values of the non-value chips in use at the table;

(b) marker buttons of different colours, sufficient to indicate the values of the subsets of non-value chips in use at the table;

(c) a change block, which shall be used for the acceptance and exchange of chips;

(d) a dolly, being an indicator placed on the roulette layout to denote the winning number;

(e) at the option of the casino operator, a winning number display, being an electronic device for recording and displaying the most recent winning numbers spun at the table;

(f) at the option of the casino operator, a chipping machine attached to the table, being an electronic device for sorting non-value chips and value chips; and

(g) a bell.

3.0 Wagers

3.1 A player at the game may place wagers on the following numbers or combinations of numbers, from 0 to 36 inclusive:

(a) 1 specific number or “Straight Up”, which shall:

    (i) win if that number is spun, and

    (ii)    otherwise lose;

(b) 2 specific adjoining numbers or “Split”, which shall:

    (i) win if either of those numbers is spun, and

    (ii)    otherwise lose;

(c) 3 specific numbers (either in a row across the layout or comprising either 0, 1 and 2 or 0, 2 and 3) or “Street”, which shall:


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🏛️ Notification of Approval of Casino Games and the Rules of those Games (continued from previous page)

🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Casino, Games, Roulette, Rules, Approval, Table Layout, Equipment