New Zealand Gazette – 2003 – No. 113

Page 3075

✨ Betting Regulations

25 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3075

13. CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO TOTALISATOR SPORTS BET TYPES

13.1 Authorised Events on which bets will be accepted

The Board may conduct Totalisator Sports Betting on any Authorised
Event or Authorised Events, whether held in New Zealand or outside
New Zealand, or on any contingency arising from a sequence of
Authorised Events or a sequence of such Authorised Events, whether
held in New Zealand or outside New Zealand or both.

13.2 Pick The Score

13.2.1 Interpretation

In Rule 13.2, unless the context otherwise requires: –

“Dividend Pool” means the sum of money placed as bets on a
specific pool, less Refunds and deductions. See Appendix 1.

“Minimum Unit” means the minimum unit of Investment as
determined by the Board. See Appendix 1.

“Normal Time” For Authorised Events that are not abandoned
or forfeited, is the first point in time that the Authorised Event
would cease if the scores were not tied. Normal time can also be
variously indicated in ways such as '80 minutes', '90 minutes' or
'4 quarters' or any other way, and is the standard match time
plus added (or referee’s) time for stoppages and injury. Normal
time does not include any form of extra time.

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