New Zealand Gazette – 2000 – No. 5

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✨ Casino Table Games Rules Amendment

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Rules of Casino Table Games, Amendment No.4

Pursuant to section 63 of the Casino Control Act 1990, the Casino Control Authority on 10 December 1999, resolved that with effect from 1 February 2000 the Rules of Casino Table Games approved to be conducted and played in the licensed casinos at:

(a) 30-38 Victoria Street, Christchurch;

(b) the property bounded by Hobson, Victoria, Federal and Wellesley Streets, Auckland;

(d) the property situated at Beach Street and Lake Esplanade, known as the “Steamerwharf Village”, Queenstown,

as set out in the Supplements dated Wednesday 28 January 1998 and Thursday 29 January 1998 to the New Zealand Gazette of Thursday 22 January 1998 and Thursday 29 January 1998 respectively, as amended by Rules of Casino Table Games Amendment No. 1, and as set out in Divisions 7, 13 and 14, in the Supplement dated Friday 29 January 1999 to the New Zealand Gazette of Thursday 28 January 1999, and as subsequently amended by Rules of Casino Table Games Amendment No. 2 in the New Zealand Gazette of Thursday 9 September 1999, and as further amended by Rules of Casino Table Games Amendment No. 3 in the New Zealand Gazette of 13 January 2000, be subsequently amended as set out in the Schedule hereto.

J.A. Collins, Chairperson, Casino Control Authority.

SCHEDULE

1.0 Commencement
These amendments shall come into force on 1 February 2000.

2.0 Division 2 - Blackjack
Interpretation
2.1 Rule 1.0 of this division is hereby amended by inserting after the definition of “Insurance Wager” the following:

“Jackpot Prize Button” means a device offered to a player which, when activated, randomly selects a bonus prize between $5.00 and $1,000.00 in respect of each dollar wagered, in accordance with the prize table set out under rule 15A.6, as amended from time to time;

“Madness 21 Wager” means an optional, additional wager which may be made by a player in accordance with section 15A;”.

Table Layout and Equipment
2.2 Rule 3.2 of this division is hereby amended by inserting after the words “appendix 2”, the words “or appendix 3”.

2.3 Section 3 is hereby amended by inserting after rule 3.4 the following:

“3.5 Where the Madness 21 wager option is played, the following additional equipment is required:

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🏭 Amendment to Casino Table Games Rules (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated10 December 1999
KeywordsCasino, Table Games, Rules, Amendment, Blackjack, Jackpot Prize Button, Madness 21 Wager
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J.A. Collins, Chairperson, Casino Control Authority

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