New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 7

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✨ Casino Racing Game Rules

178 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 7

“Writer Terminal” means the Racing Game computer terminal used for the processing of entries, issuing of receipt tickets and processing of claims.

2.0 Equipment and Supervision of the Game

2.1 The Racing Game shall be operated by means of a computer system of a type approved by the Authority, which shall:

(a) record entries into the games, select games and game outcomes at random, record the results of the games, and facilitate the payment of winnings; and

(b) contain hardware and software components necessary for the performance of these functions which comply with the applicable provisions of the Gaming and Monitoring Equipment Standards division (Division IV) of these rules.

2.2 A senior casino employee shall be present while the Racing Game is in progress and shall be responsible for:

(a) ensuring that the game is conducted in accordance with these rules;

(b) monitoring the correct display of game results and the winning selections; and

3.0 Entry and Entry Forms

3.1 An entry into a Racing Game may be made only through a writer terminal (including any mobile terminal linked to the system by means of encrypted radio communications). For a player to be eligible for inclusion in a game, a receipt ticket must be issued to the player and the details of that ticket recorded and stored in the Racing Game computer system.

3.2 An entry may be a single wager or a multiple wager.

3.3 An entry may only be for one bet type but may be for multiple wagers of that bet type.

3.4 The casino operator may limit the maximum bet type selection liability and/or the maximum bet type liability to a level or levels approved by the Authority for the purpose, and not accept any wager that would cause such a level to be exceeded.

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

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