New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 7

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✨ Casino Rules Amendments

182 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 7

5.4 Should the casino operator, with the approval of the Authority, offer more than one mystery jackpot on the Racing Game, each jackpot shall be won independently of each other.

5.5 The guaranteed minimum jackpot prize or prizes (that is, jackpot reset value or values) shall be not less than an amount specified by the casino operator and approved by the Authority.

5.6 When a Racing Game entry is made and played and a jackpot is or jackpots are offered, a percentage or percentages of the value of the wager placed shall be credited to the mystery jackpot pool or pools. The percentage or percentages by which the jackpot is or jackpots are incremented shall be approved by the Authority.

5.7 The winner of a jackpot pool shall be determined by the Racing Game computer system, as the holder of a ticket associated with the wager which incremented the relevant jackpot pool to the random, trigger value selected by the system between the minimum and maximum levels established. Thus, each player’s chance of winning a jackpot shall be partly determined on a pro rata basis by the value of wagers placed and played.

5.8 Jackpots won shall be paid only upon presentation of the winning receipt ticket, subject to rule 7.9 of this division.

5.9 Payment of a jackpot pool to which a player is entitled under this part shall be in addition to any amount the player may otherwise be entitled to receive, arising from any winning selections on the ticket.

5.10 The amount of a jackpot prize shall be in accordance with the amount of the relevant jackpot pool, irrespective of the amount wagered by the player on the receipt ticket.

6.0 Closing the Game and Running the Race

6.1 At the close of each Racing Game and before the race itself, players shall be notified by means of displays located in the playing areas that the particular game is closed for selling.

6.2 The race and the race results will be displayed in the casino in a manner that allows the players to view each race and the results thereof if they so choose.

6.3 After the race has been run, the winning selection for each bet type, as well as the corresponding unit payout, shall be displayed for players.

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

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