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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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(b)
is seated closest to the designated player in the final
round of betting.
(8) The pot must not be divided on the basis of an agreement
between 2 or more players, and each round of play must be
played to its conclusion.
26 Raises
(1) Not more than 3 players (not including a player who bets
less than the amount needed for a raise and taps out) may
raise in a round of betting.
(2) If a player makes a raise in the first, second, third or fourth
round of betting, the raise must be equal to or twice the
amount of the blind bet.
(3) If a player makes a raise in the final round of betting, the
raise must be equal to, or twice, 3 times or 4 times the
amount of the blind bet.
(4) A raise made in a round of betting must not be less than any
previous raise made in the round.
(5) Despite subsections (2) to (4), if only 2 players are
contesting a pot, each player may raise until the player has
used the player’s table stake.
27 Tapping out
(1) A player taps out in a round of betting if the player—
(a)
wishes to stay in the round of play, but—
(i)
has some table stake remaining, but not enough
to call; or
(ii) has only enough table stake remaining to call;
or
(iii) after calling, has some table stake remaining,
but not enough to raise; or
(iv) has only enough table stake remaining to call
and raise; and