New Zealand Gazette – 2003 – No. 113

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✨ Sports Betting Regulations

25 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3085

13.3.12 Postponements and Abandonments

Where an Authorised Event of a Sports Pools Option is not completed by three days after the date on which the Sports Pools Option was scheduled to be resulted, it shall be designated as abandoned.

Where 1, 2 or 3 Authorised Events in a Sports Pools Option are designated as abandoned, all winning margins, including the draw, shall be deemed to be the Winning Margin in such abandoned Authorised Events for the purposes of Sports Pools.

Where 4 or more Authorised Events of a Sports Pools Option are designated as abandoned:

(a) All bets on that Sports Pools Option shall be refunded.

(b) the Amount Brought Forward from any previous Sports Pools Option shall be carried forward to the next Sports Pools Option in that Competition.

13.3.13 Authorised Events Forfeited

In the case of a team forfeiting an Authorised Event after the start of play, the opposing team shall be deemed the Winning Margin encompassing all of the winning margins offered for that team but excluding a draw.

13.3.14 Extra Time Provisions

The Board shall only take into account points scored during Normal Time for the purposes of determining the score in an Authorised Event for Sports Pools, unless specifically mentioned in the option description.

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🏭 Conditions Applicable to Totalisator Sports Bet Types (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsBetting, Totalisator, Sports Betting, Authorised Events, Sports Pools, Winning Margin, Unit of Investment, Selection of Events, Provision of Details, Prize Reserve Pool, First Division Dividend, First Concession Dividend, Second Concession Dividend, Termination

🏭 Postponements and Abandonments in Sports Betting

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsSports Betting, Postponements, Abandonments, Authorised Events, Sports Pools, Winning Margin, Refunds

🏭 Authorised Events Forfeited in Sports Betting

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsSports Betting, Forfeited Events, Winning Margin, Team Forfeiture

🏭 Extra Time Provisions in Sports Betting

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsSports Betting, Extra Time, Normal Time, Points Scoring, Option Description

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