New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 7

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✨ Gaming Rules Definitions

28 JANUARY NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

"Wager per Game" means the total amount staked on each Racing Game entry which results from the wager per selection being applied as follows:

(a) Win Bet - once for each horse selected, so that a wager of $1 per selection results in a wager per game of $1,

(b) Place Bet - once for each horse selected,

(d) Quinella Bet - once for each combination of 2 horses selected, and

(e) Trifecta Bet - once for each combination of 3 horses selected, for example, for a boxed trifecta bet of 3 horses a wager of $1 per selection results in a wager per game of $6 (that is, 6 selections);

"Wager per Selection" means the amount placed on each bet type selection of a Racing Game entry,

"Wager per Ticket" means the total amount placed on a Racing Game entry, being the product of the wager per Racing Game and the number of games for which the ticket is to be played,

"Wheel Bet" means a type of multiple wager applying to the Quinella and Trifecta bet types only, as follows:

(a) for the Quinella bet type, one or more horses are selected to finish in first or second place in the Racing Game and one or more horses are selected to fill the remaining first or second place, that is, that place not filled by one of the horses in the first selection,

(b) for the Trifecta bet type, one or more horses are selected to finish in first place, one or more horses to finish in second place, and one or more horses to finish in third place,

each combination of the selected horses being treated as a separate bet type selection in so far as the placement of wagers, the determination of winning wagers and the calculation of payouts are concerned,

"Winning Selection" means the horse or combination of horses (where applicable) that has or have won or been placed in that Racing Game in such a manner as to be the winning selection for each bet type;

"Writer" means a casino employee responsible for the operation of a writer terminal; and

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