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✨ Casino Gaming Rules Amendment

232 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 9

4.0 Division 3 - Mini Baccarat

Table Layout and Equipment

4.1 Rule 3.4 of this division is hereby deleted and the following substituted:

"3.4 The following equipment shall also be used in the game:

(a) 8 decks of playing cards;

(b) 1 or (at the option of the casino operator) 2 cutting cards;

(d) a discard rack capable of holding all of the cards used in the game, and

(e) at the option of the casino operator, an automatic shuffler capable of holding 8 decks of cards."

4.2 Section 3 of this division is hereby amended by inserting after rule 3.4 the following:

"3.5 Where an automatic shuffler is used, 2 sets of 8 decks of cards, each set a different colour, shall be used in the game."

Wagers

4.3 Rule 5.2 of this division is hereby deleted and the following substituted:

"5.2 In any round of play a player may wager on:

(a) the Banker’s Hand; or

(b) the Banker’s Hand and Tie; or

(d) the Banker’s Hand and Player’s Hand and Tie; or

(e) the Player’s Hand; or

(f) the Player’s Hand and Tie; or

(g) a Tie."

Opening of Table for Gaming

4.4 Section 6 of this division is hereby amended by inserting after rule 6.3 the following:

"6.4 Notwithstanding rule 6.2, when an automatic shuffler is used, each set of 8 decks of cards may be loaded into the automatic shuffler without visual inspection by any player, after having first been:

(a) chemy shuffled;

(b) stacked; and

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