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✨ Casino Rules Amendments

180 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 7

(b) the wager per selection,

(d) the time and trading day of issue;

(e) the ticket serial number,

(f) the bar code encryption of the serial number,

(g) the bet type;

(h) the total wager on the ticket;

(i) the dividend per game (if a single bet);

(j) the site and terminal number of the writer terminal at which the ticket was generated

3.9 An entry form shall be returned to the player only if requested.

3.10 The casino operator shall not be liable if a wager cannot be placed before the closure of a particular game.

3.11 It is the responsibility of a player to ensure that the wager details reflected on the receipt ticket issued are those required by the player.

3.12 Particulars recorded on the receipt ticket that are inconsistent with the particulars stored in the Racing Game computer system for that ticket shall be determined in accordance with the information recorded in the system.

3.13 Any claim for a payment on the grounds that a receipt ticket is incomplete or incorrect in any particular shall be determined in accordance with the details contained in the computer system.

3.14 The casino operator may specify the horse which may or must be used for each or all of the places for the wheel quinella or wheel trifecta bet types.

3.15 The casino operator may, from time to time, in consultation with the Government Inspectorate, reduce the number of future games available to be wagered upon below the maximum number approved by the Authority (as provided for in rule 3.5 (d)), where this is necessary due to the proposed amendment of key game parameters with the approval of the Authority.

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

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