New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 17

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✨ Gaming Rules

394 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 17

2.0 Application

The rules contained in this division, together with the general rules contained in division 1, shall apply to the game of Tai-Sai

3.0 Table Layout and Equipment

3.1

Tai-Sai shall be played at a table covered with a clear top having on 1 side places for the players and on the opposite side a place for the dealer. Each Tai-Sai table shall have a drop box attached to it.

3.2

The top of the table shall be marked, in a manner substantially similar to that shown in the appendix, with areas for the placement of the various wagers permitted in the game and their respective payout odds.

3.3

The table shall be fitted with electronic equipment which is:

(a) linked to an entry terminal which is attached to the top of the table and has:

(i) 6 buttons or switches numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 respectively,

(ii) 1 entry button, and

(iii) 1 light-emitting diode, which gives visual verification of the last 3 numbered buttons or switches depressed, being the 3 numbers entered into the electronic equipment when the entry button is depressed; and

(b) programmed so that when the 3 winning numbers corresponding to a declared result of a game are entered into the equipment by the activation of the relevant numbered buttons or switches, all the areas of the layout representing the winning combination or combinations are illuminated

3.4

The following equipment shall also be used in the game:

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

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

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