New Zealand Gazette – 2001 – No. 132

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Schedule 2

Casinos

Casino	Address of Premises
Christchurch Casino	30-38 Victoria Street, Christchurch
Sky City Casino	The property bounded by Hobson, Victoria, Federal and Wellesley Streets, Auckland
Dunedin Casino	Southern Cross Hotel, 118 High Street, Dunedin
Wharf Casino	The property situated at Beach Street and Lake Esplanade, known as the “Steamerwharf Village”, Queenstown
Sky Alpine Queenstown Casino	The property situated at Beach Street and Cow Lane, Queenstown

Schedule 3

New Zealand Gazette References

Supplement, 9 May 1997, No. 46
Amendment No. 1, 9 September 1999, No. 114
Amendment No. 2, 20 January 2000, No. 4
16 November 2000, No. 154

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Rules of Casino Table Games, Amendment No. 11

Pursuant to section 63 of the Casino Control Act 1990, the Casino Control Authority has resolved that the Rules of Casino Table Games approved to be conducted and played in the licensed casinos referred to in Schedule 4 to this notice, as set out in the editions of the New Zealand Gazette referred to in Schedule 5, be further amended as follows:

(a) by resolution dated 29 June 2001, as set out in Schedule 1;

(b) by resolution dated 27 July 2001, as set out in Schedule 2; and

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

Schedule 1

Amendments

Commencement—These amendments shall come into force on 1 October 2001.
Division 1 – General Rules

Section 19 – Disputes/Complaints

2.1 Rule 19.1 of this division is deleted and the following rule substituted:

“19.1 Complainants in all unresolved disputes shall be advised of their right to make a complaint to a Government inspector in relation to the conduct of gaming.”
Division 2 – Blackjack

Section 14 – Wagering on Boxes

3.1 Section 14 of this division is amended by inserting, after rule 14.6, the following rule:

“14.7 The casino operator may, at its discretion, restrict the number of boxes a player may wager on.”

Section 16 – Irregularities

3.2 Rule 16.5 of this division is deleted and the following rule substituted:

“16.5 Subject to these rules, should any error occur during any round due to the incorrect dealing or placement of a card or cards, every effort shall be made to reconstruct the round in such a way as to cause the sequence of cards dealt to be as it should have been had the error not occurred and, in the event that a reconstruction takes place, the casino operator and the players shall abide by the consequences.

Should it not be possible to reconstruct the round:

(a) the casino operator shall declare the hand or hands affected by the error void; and

(b) unless all of the players’ hands are voided pursuant to this rule, the dealer’s hand shall be reconstructed to the extent possible and (if necessary) completed by the drawing of further cards.

Where a hand is voided under this rule the cards dealt to it shall be removed to the discard rack and any wagers on it shall be void and be returned to the player or players concerned.
All hands dealt subsequent to any such error shall stand as dealt.”
Division 6 – Caribbean Stud Poker

Section 11 – Progressive Jackpot

4.1 Rule 11.6 of this division is deleted and the following rules 11.6 – 11.6C substituted:

“11.6 The jackpot prize pool to be distributed to players shall be established as provided by this part. The pool shall consist of:

(a) all jackpot wagers, less such portion of such wagers as the casino operator, with the approval of the Authority, retains; and

(b) such further sum or sums as the casino operator may from time to time contribute to the pool or any part of it.”

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🏭 Casino Control Authority Rules Amendment (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated29 June 2001
KeywordsCasino Control Authority, Casino Promotions, Rules Amendment
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J. A. Collins, Chairperson, Casino Control Authority

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