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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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(2) If the banker’s hand is required to stay, the card dealt in
error becomes the first card of the next hand unless it has
been disclosed.
(3) A card that would have been the first card of the next hand
becomes the first card of a dummy round if the card—
(a) has been disclosed; or
(b) is found face up in the shoe.
(4) If the dealer –
(a) deals the player’s card/s to the banker area and/or the
banker’s card/s to the player’s area; or
(b) deals the player’s card/s to the player or patron
accepting the banker’s hand and/or the banker’s
card/s are dealt to the player accepting the player’s
hand; or
(c)
exposes any card that should have been exposed by a
player then either –
(i) all players are given the option to retract or
reduce their wager if one or more wagers remain; or
(ii) becomes a dummy round if no wagers remain.
(5) A dummy round—
(a) can only arise under subsection (3); and (4)
(b) must be played in accordance with sections 19 to 24.
(6) A player must not make a wager on a dummy round.
(7) If, after the start of a hand, a card is found face up in the
shoe, the card—
(a) is taken to be a live card; and
(b) must be played as if it were found face down.
(8) If there are not enough cards remaining in the shoe to
complete a round of play—
(a) the round has no effect; and
(b) a new round must start.