New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 18

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(b) uniformly distributed over its range; and

2.5 The table shall be covered with a layout cloth which shall be marked:

(a) in a manner substantially similar to that shown in Appendix 2, Appendix 3 or Appendix 4;

(b) with areas for the placement of wagers on the symbols marked on the wheel and the odds applicable to each such symbol.

Each symbol shall be imprinted in a clearly defined area of the layout cloth.

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

(a) an indicator which stops the wheel and indicates the winning section;

(b) where 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;

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

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

(e) a bell.

3.0 Wagers

3.1 A player at the game may place a wager on any of the symbols referred to in rule 2.3, which shall:

(a) win if that symbol is spun; and

(b) lose if any other symbol is spun.

3.2 All wagers shall be made by placing either value chips, with the smaller denomination chips on top, or non-value chips in the appropriate wager area of

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