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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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(2) A boxperson or stickperson may invalidate a roll of the dice
by calling ‘no roll’ if—
(a) the dice do not leave the shooter’s hand
simultaneously; or
(b) either or both of the dice do not strike the end of the
table farthest from the shooter; or
(c) for any other reason, the boxperson or stickperson
considers the throw to be improper.
(3) The call of ‘no roll’ by the boxperson or stickperson under
subsection (2) must be made, whenever possible, before
both dice come to rest.
(4) A throw of the dice which causes the dice to come into
contact with chips on the table, other than the craps bank of
chips located in front of the boxperson is not a cause for a
call of ‘no roll’.
24 Declaration may be overruled
(1) The boxperson may overrule the stickperson if, in the
boxperson’s judgment, the stickperson has made an error in
calling the throw of the dice.
(2) The floor manager may overrule the stickperson or
boxperson if, in the floor manager’s judgment, the
stickperson or boxperson has made an error in calling the
throw of the dice.
(3) A casino key employee responsible for managing table
games may overrule the stickperson, boxperson or floor
manager if, in his or her judgment, the stickperson,
boxperson or floor manager has made an error in calling the
throw of the dice.
25 Calling the results of throw and dealing with wagers
(1) When the dice come to rest from a valid throw, the
stickperson must call out the sum of the numbers on the
high or uppermost sides of the 2 dice.
(2) Only 1 face on each die may be considered uppermost.