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✨ Casino Tournament Rules

29 JUNE 2004 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 79 1885

(e) the minimum and maximum number of players in the tournament (if any);

(f) the random manner by which participants will be allocated to gaming machines;

(g) the duration of the sessions (including play-offs);

(h) the tournament prize list and the manner in which the prizes shall be distributed.

4.3 The casino operator may:

(a) refuse any application for entry to a tournament;

(b) determine that entries may be transferable;

(c) disqualify any player who fails to:
i) comply with the rules of the tournament, or
ii) attend at designated playing times;

(d) determine the allocation of players to sessions; and

(e) cancel a tournament before it begins due to lack of participation.

4.4 All entry fees received by the casino operator in respect of a tournament shall, subject to these rules, form part of a prize pool for distribution to the winning players in the tournament in accordance with the conditions of entry. The casino operator may also contribute money, goods or services to the prize pool.

4.5 No entry fee or part thereof shall be refunded to a player unless:

(a) the player withdraws from the tournament either:
i) not less than 2 days before the beginning of tournament play, or
ii) before the beginning of tournament play and the casino operator consents to the refund; or

(b) the tournament does not proceed,

in which event the entry fee shall be refunded.

4.6 No entry fee or part thereof shall be refunded to any player who is disqualified.

4.7 The conditions of entry shall be specified to an applicant in writing before the casino operator accepts an entry to the tournament from that applicant.

4.8 The Tournament Director may alter the starting time of any session, subject to reasonable notice first being given to the participants.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 2004, No 79

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⚖️ Schedule 3 – Appendix B: Notification of Approval of Casino Games and the Rules of those Games (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated29 June 2004
KeywordsCasino, Gaming Machine, Tournament, Rules, Interpretation, Application, Equipment, Conditions of Entry, Wagers, Tournament Play, Session, Play-off, Player, Tournament Director

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