New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 9

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✨ Casino Gaming Rules

(c) a player electing to split aces shall only have 1 card dealt to each ace, and may not elect to receive additional cards;

(d) subject to subparagraph (b), a player with a point total of 11 or less in his/her hand shall be required to draw a further card until the hand has a point total of 12 or more.

13.2 If a player’s point total exceeds 21, that hand shall lose and the dealer shall immediately collect all wagers on that box, and collect the cards and place them in the discard rack.

13.3 Except as provided in rule 13.4, additional cards shall be drawn to the dealer’s hand until a hard total or soft total of 17, 18, 19, 20 or 21 has been reached, at which point no additional cards shall be drawn.

13.4 No additional cards shall be drawn to a dealer’s hand, regardless of the point total, if decisions have been made on all players’ hands and the additional cards would have no effect on the outcome of the round.

14.0 Wagering on Boxes

14.1 The casino operator may permit up to 3 players to wager on any 1 box.

14.2 The casino operator may direct that the total of all players’ wagers on any 1 box shall not exceed the table maximum, or that the total of the wagers of any particular player or players on any 1 box shall not exceed the permitted maximum. Where the casino operator issues such a direction a sign stating the box maximum and/or player maximum, as the case may be, shall be displayed at the gaming table.

14.3 Whenever more than 1 player wagers on a box:

(a) the player seated at the playing area shall have the exclusive right to make the decisions with regard to the cards dealt to the box;

(b) the seated player shall place his/her wager in that portion of the box closest to the dealer’s side of the table and the other players shall place their wagers immediately behind and in a straight line with the wager of the seated player;

(c) if the seated player decides to double down, as provided in rule 11.1, the other players with a wager on the hand may also elect to double down in accordance with section 11, but shall not be required to do so.

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🏛️ Notification of Approval of Casino Games and the Rules of those Games (continued from previous page)

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