New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 7

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✨ Casino Rules Definitions

176 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 7

in the Racing Game, above which no further wagers will be accepted on that bet type selection;

“Multiple Wager” means an entry playing 2 or more selections per Racing Game;

“Multiple Game Ticket” means a ticket playing the same selection on 2 or more Racing Games;

“Mystery Jackpot” means a specific type of jackpot that may be won at random by any player of the Racing Game, between pre-determined minimum and maximum levels;

“Odds” means the wager multiplier offered by the casino operator on any winning bet type selection for a Racing Game;

“Receipt Ticket” means the printed ticket produced by the writer terminal, the form of which shall be approved by the Authority, showing the wagering details selected or requested by the player or (where applicable) selected by the Racing Game computer for and at the request of the player;

“Selection” means the horse or horses picked, as required for a selected bet type;

“Single Wager” means the selection and costing of only one horse or combination of horses, as required for the selected bet type (that is, a single selection);

“Trading Day” means the Racing Game accounting period of 24 hours fixed by the casino operator, or such other period as the Authority may approve, identified by the calendar day on which that period commenced;

“Unit of Wager” means the base amount of money nominated by the casino operator for the calculation of wagers and payouts, for example, if the unit of wager is $0.50, then a $2.00 wager may be expressed as 4 units of wager;

“Unit Payout” means the amount payable per unit of wager, determined by the game’s prize schedule on winning bets for that game number, for example, if the unit payout is $1.00 and the unit of wager is $0.50, then a winning wager of $2.00 (4 units) will be worth $4.00 (4 units x $1.00 unit payout);

“Voucher” means a printed ticket issued to a player by the casino operator, which is used or capable of being used in a casino in the conduct of gaming in the place of money and is approved for the purpose by the Authority;

“Wager” means an amount placed on a Racing Game selection;

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

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