New Zealand Gazette – 2007 – No. 59

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✨ Betting Rules Amendments

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(d) The Betting Operator may refuse to accept an Investment from any person
who in the sole opinion of the Betting Operator is unruly, offensive, drunk or
drugged, disorderly or acting to the detriment of the Betting Operator, its
customers or its operations.

3.3 ACCEPTANCE, REJECTION AND LIMITATION OF INVESTMENTS

(a) Investments at or through any Totalizator Office will be accepted only for
such Events or Meetings as the Betting Operator shall from time to time
direct.

(b) The Betting Operator or the person in charge at any Totalizator Office shall
be entitled to reject part or all of any Investment at any time and without
giving any reason.

(c) The Betting Operator or the person in charge at any Totalizator Office shall
be entitled to decline to cancel part or all of any Investment at any time
where in the sole opinion of the Betting Operator or such person it would be
detrimental to the Betting Operator, its customers or its operations to allow
the Investor to cancel the Investment.

3.4 BET TYPES

(a) "Place Bet" is an Investment on an Event which in the case of a field that,
as at the time of final Scratchings on the Event notwithstanding any late
Scratching, consists of 8 or more or 5 - 7, requires the Selection to finish in
the first three or first two places respectively. It is not available if the field is
4 or less.

(b) "Quinella" is an Investment on an Event on the chance that a combination
of two Selections shall fill first and second places (irrespective of order) in
that Event.

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🏭 Amendments to the Betting Rules pursuant to the Racing Act 2003 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated1 June 2007
KeywordsGambling, Betting Rules, Racing Act 2003, Totalizator Offices, Transactions, Regulations

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