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✨ Casino Tournament Rules

260 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 10

7.0 Application - Roulette

7.1 Subject to rule 7.2:

(a) the general rules contained in division 1 of these rules; and

(b) the rules of roulette contained in division 8 of these rules,

shall apply to the game of tournament roulette. Where there is an inconsistency between any rule contained in this division and any of the general rules or the rules of roulette, the rules in this division shall prevail when tournament roulette is being played.

7.2 The following rules shall not apply to the game of tournament roulette:

(a) section 9 and rules 10.2 and 10.4 of division 1; and

(b) rules 3.3 and 3.4 of division 8.

7.3 The following equipment shall also be used in the game:

(a) a betting marker, which shall be used to indicate the player at the table who is to make the first bet at the beginning of a spin, pursuant to rules 4.7 and 4.8; and

(b) where the duration of a session is determined by a number of spins, a spin number indicator which shall indicate to the players at the table which spin (whether the first, second, and so on) of the session is in play at that time.

7.4 All wagers shall be made by placing non-value or tournament chips in the appropriate wager position on the roulette layout.

8.0 Application - Mini Baccarat

8.1 Subject to rule 8.2:

(a) the general rules contained in division 1 of these rules; and

(b) the rules of mini baccarat contained in division 3 of these rules,

shall apply to the game of tournament mini baccarat. Where there is an inconsistency between any rule contained in this division and any of the general rules or the rules of mini baccarat, the rules in this division shall prevail when tournament mini baccarat is being played.

8.2 The following rules shall not apply to the game of tournament mini baccarat:

(a) section 9 and rules 10.2 and 10.4 of division 1; and

(b) rules 5.4, 5.5, 5.13, 5.14, 7.1, 9.8 and 9.9 of division 3.

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🏛️ Approval of Casino Games and Rules for Tournament Play (continued from previous page)

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Dated22 December 1998
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