New Zealand Gazette – 2009 – No. 136

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✨ Betting Rules Amendments

3194 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 136 11 SEPTEMBER 2009

(d) Play-off results are used to determine the tournament winner. For Tournament Top 5 Finish betting, Rule 14.13 Dead Heats applies e.g. M Campbell 1st, T Woods 2nd, E Els 3rd, V Singh 4th, R Goosen, D Lee and L Donald all 5th =, Bets on Campbell, Woods, Els and Singh will be paid in full. Bets on, Goosen, Lee and Donald will receive one third ticket return.

18 Hole head to head and 3 Ball Betting:

(e) If a player does not start bets will be Void. If 18 holes are not completed bets will be Void. Rule 14.13 Dead Heats applies to 3 ball betting.

Tournament head to head and group betting

(f) Play-offs are taken into account when determining tournament head to head and group bets.

(g) If two or more players have the same score at the conclusion of the tournament, Rule 14.13 Dead Heats applies.

(h) If none of the players involved make the cut, the best score at the time of the cut will be the winner.

(i) If none of the players involved complete two rounds, all bets will be Void.

15.13 Hockey

(a) All bets will be Settled on Normal Time unless stated otherwise and overtime does not count.

(b) If a match is abandoned all bets will be Void, except for those markets which have already been determined.

15.14 Horse/Greyhound Racing

See Rule 12 CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO FIXED ODDS RACE BETTING.

15.15 Ice Hockey

The final score will include all goals scored during regular time and overtime, plus one goal for the winner of a shootout, if it occurs. Games must finish with five minutes or less remaining of the scheduled duration for bets to stand.

15.16 Motorsport

(a) Results will be determined by finishing positions at the time of the podium ceremony. Subsequent placings changes will not be recognised for betting purposes.

(b) Competitors are deemed to have taken part once they have lined up for first practice. If they subsequently Withdraw for any reason bets will be Settled as losers.

(c) For betting on driver’s and constructors’ championships, the result is declared once the podium positions for the final listed event are known.

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🏭 Amendments to the Betting Rules (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated10 September 2009
KeywordsBetting Rules, Racing Act 2003, New Zealand Racing Board, Fixed Odds Sports Betting, Sports Betting Conditions, Golf, Hockey, Horse Racing, Greyhound Racing, Ice Hockey, Motorsport

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