New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 7

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✨ Casino Rules Amendments

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(b) “Place”, a wager which requires the selection of a horse to finish in one of the first 3 places in a Racing Game,

(c) “Win/Place”, a combined wager which requires the selection of a horse to win and/or place in a Racing Game and which follows the rules specified above for the Win and Place bet types,

(d) “Quinella”, a wager which requires the selection of 2 horses to fill the first and second places (irrespective of order) in a Racing Game,

(e) “Trifecta”, a wager which requires the selection of 3 horses to fill the first, second and third places (in order) in a Racing Game,

“Bet Type Selection” means a combination of a bet type and a selection as required for that bet type;

“Boxed Bet” means a type of multiple wager in which all permutations of the selected horses are combined (boxed) and costed to the player as allowed by bet calculation rules for each bet type;

“Display” means an electronic display, monitor or similar visual medium used to display any Racing Game information;

“Entry Form” means a form, issued by the casino operator and approved by the Authority for the purpose, on which a player wishing to wager on the Racing Game may mark bet details to be entered into a writer terminal for acceptance and processing;

“Game Closure” means the cessation of selling of wagers at the commencement of a Racing Game,

“List Number” means the number which uniquely identifies each horse in a Racing Game as well as the win and place odds associated with that horse. While the same horses (graphically) run in each race, the names, list numbers and odds associated with the horses will change from race to race,

“Major Prize” means any prize of $200 or more;

“Maximum Bet Type Liability” means the limit payable by the casino operator in respect of all wagers placed on a particular bet type for a Racing Game, above which no further wagers will be accepted on that bet type;

“Maximum Bet Type Selection Liability” means the limit payable by the casino operator in respect of all wagers placed on a particular bet type selection for a Racing Game, should that selection be a winning selection for that bet type

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🏭 Schedule of Amendments to Casino Rules (continued from previous page)

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