New Zealand Gazette – 2000 – No. 5

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✨ Casino Table Games Rules Amendment

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(a) a table controller (one of which can be used to control up to four blackjack tables), located in the area of the table or pit, which contains a random number generator, the use of which shall result in a prize selection which is:

(i) statistically independent,

(ii) uniformly distributed over its range, and

(iii) unpredictable;

(b) a jackpot prize button and jackpot prize button holder;

(d) an electronic jackpot prize display.

The electronic equipment shall be of a type approved by the Authority, contain components necessary for the performance of their respective functions, and comply with the applicable provisions of Division IV of the Rules of Casino Keno and Gaming Machines, as amended from time to time, approved for use in the casino and set out in the Supplement dated Tuesday, 1 November 1994 to the New Zealand Gazette of Thursday 27 October 1994, or any provisions approved in substitution for those provisions.

Wagers

2.4 Rule 5.4 of this division is hereby deleted and the following substituted:

“5.4 All winning wagers made in accordance with rule 5.1 shall be paid at odds of 1 to 1 with the exception of blackjack, which (subject to rule 10.3) shall be paid at odds of 3 to 2. Winning Super Sevens wagers shall be paid in accordance with rules 15.4 and 15.5. Madness 21 wagers shall be paid in accordance with rules 15A.4 and 15A.6.”

2.5 Rule 5.6 of this division is hereby deleted and the following substituted:

“5.6 Except as expressly permitted by these rules, once an optional wager (being an insurance, Super Sevens, Madness 21, double down or split pairs wager) has been made and has been confirmed by the dealer, no player shall handle, alter or withdraw such wager until a decision has been made and implemented with respect to it, and no dealer or other person shall permit any player to do so.”

Madness 21 Wagers

2.6 Section 15 of this division is hereby amended by inserting after rule 15.7 the following:

“15A Madness 21 Wagers

15A.1 The casino operator may, at its discretion, offer the players the opportunity to place Madness 21 wagers in accordance with this section.

15A.2 Where the option is offered and the game is played at a table with a layout cloth marked in a manner similar to that shown in appendix 3, any player may elect to place a Madness 21 wager at the time of placement of his/her initial

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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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