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✨ Casino Table Games Amendment

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 9

9.0 Division 11 - Craps

Wagers

9.1 Rule 4.5 of this division is hereby deleted and the following substituted:

“4.5 Orally declared wagers shall be accepted only when accompanied by chips and if there is enough time for the wager to be confirmed orally by a dealer or game supervisor.”

Irregularities

9.2 Rule 6.4 of this division is hereby deleted and the following substituted:

“6.4 If:

(a) any of the dice leaves the table; or

(b) 1 die comes to rest on top of the other; or

(c) any of the dice comes to rest on the chips constituting the craps bank of chips located in front of the game supervisor; or

(d) any of the dice comes to rest in the dice bowl in front of the stickperson or on any of the rails surrounding the table; or

(e) more than 1 face of a die is resting on a stack of chips or other object; or

(f) a fraudulent die or technique is used in the roll of the dice; or

(g) any die other than one approved for the game is used in the roll; or

(h) any of the dice is rolled in such a way that it would be impossible to call the natural fall of the dice; or

(i) someone other than the shooter chosen by the casino operator rolls the dice,

the stickperson or game supervisor shall announce a “No roll”. The roll shall be void whether or not a “No roll” is announced.”

9.3 Rule 6.8 of this division is hereby deleted and the following substituted:

“6.8 The game supervisor shall overrule the stickperson if, in his/her judgement, the stickperson has made an error in calling the throw of the dice.”

9.4 Rule 6.10 of this division is hereby deleted and the following substituted:

“6.10 The casino supervisor may overrule the stickperson and/or game supervisor if, in his/her judgement, that person or those persons, as the case may be, has or have made an error in calling the throw of the dice. Similarly a more senior casino supervisor may overrule a less senior casino supervisor in the same circumstances.”

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