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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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la ja see section 22.
low hand, for a player or banker, means—
(a)
(b)
the player or banker’s hand that has a ranking or point
count lower than the ranking or point count of the
player or banker’s other hand; or
if the player or banker has 2 hands of equal ranking or
point count—the hand that does not contain the highest
individually ranked tile.
off marker see section 12.
player/banker means a player who has taken over the bank
and who is covering the declared wagers of all other players.
priority set marker see section 14.
round of play, for a game, includes the following—
(a) shuffling and stacking the tiles;
(b) placing wagers;
(c) dealing the tiles;
(d) setting the players’ tiles;
(e) setting the bank’s tiles;
(f) deciding and paying the winning wagers, deciding and
collecting the losing wagers, deciding stand offs and
deducting commission.
shuffle means to turn the tiles face down on the table and
mix thoroughly by hand.
standoff means a wager—
(a) in which a player and the banker have the same point
count; and
(b) that neither wins nor loses.
tiles means the dominos with pai gow markings used for
playing pai gow.
tumbler means a non-transparent cover in the shape of a cup,
used to contain and shake the 3 dice used in pai gow.