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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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than player B’s hand, which in turn is greater in value than player C’s
hand. Player A wins the pot formed before player A tapped out. Player
B wins the separate pot formed after player A tapped out.
28 Commission
(1) The commission to be deducted from a pot is as follows—
(a) for a pot of not more than $19—nil;
(b) for a pot of more than $19—5% of the highest
amount of the pot that is wholly divisible by 20.
(2) However, for deducting commission from a pot that is more
than 100 times the minimum permissible wager for the
game, the pot is taken to be 100 times the minimum
permissible wager.
(3) The casino operator may deduct less commission from a pot
for a game if the players are told, before the rounds of play
start, about the way the commission is to be calculated.
(4) For calculating commission, if—
(a)
(b)
(c)
a player wins more than 1 pot in a round of play, the
amount of the pot is taken to be the total of all pots
won; and
a player raises but is not called, the raise is taken not
to be part of a pot; and
2 or more players, holding hands of equal value, share
a pot for a round of play and no other player has
contributed to the pot, no commission is deducted
from the pot.
29 Table stake
(1) Before the dealer starts to deal the hole cards for a round of
play (the new round), a player who wishes to stay in the
game but who has no table stake remaining, or whose
remaining table stake is less than the minimum table stake,
must be given the opportunity to increase the player’s table
stake to at least the minimum table stake for the game.
(2) If the player has no table stake remaining, and does not
increase it under subsection (1) to at least the minimum