Casino Gaming Rule 2010 - Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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(6) If the dealer finds the deck contains 52 cards and both the
player’s and the dealer’s hands have an incorrect number of
cards—
(a) the player’s hand is void; and
(b) all wagers placed for the hand must be returned to the
player; and
(c) the dealer must declare the dealer’s hand does not
qualify; and
(d) the ante wager for other players who have folded
must be reinstated; and
(e) all ante wagers for other players must be paid even
money; and
(f) all bet wagers for other players are void; and
(g) jackpot wagers for other players must be returned to
the players; and
(h) winning jackpot wagers for other players must be
paid to the players in the usual way.
31 Effect of cards being exposed during a deal
(1) If 3 or more cards are exposed during a deal, the round of
play is void.
(2) However, if 3 cards are exposed during a deal and 1 or
more of the exposed cards are dealt to the dealer—
(a) the first exposed card dealt to the dealer must be used
as the dealer’s upcard; and
(b) other exposed cards (whether dealt to the dealer or a
player) must be turned face down; and
(c) play continues in the usual way.
(3) If 2 cards are exposed during a deal and both of the cards
are dealt to the dealer—
(a) the first exposed card dealt to the dealer must be used
as the dealer’s upcard; and
(b) other exposed cards must be turned face down; and
(c) play continues in the usual way.