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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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Part 4
Wagers
13 Placing wagers
(1) After the dealer starts pushing the tiles out to the first
player, a player must not handle, remove or change a
wager, or place an additional wager, until the wager has
been decided and dealt with.
(2) A wager at pai gow is made by placing gaming chips in the
appropriate wager area of the pai gow layout.
14 Minimum and maximum wagers
(1) In accepting a wager, a player/banker must consider the
player/banker’s ability to meet the maximum liability that
might arise to the player/banker from other players’ wagers.
(2) If the house is co-banker—
(a)
(b)
the maximum house liability, for the table, must be
displayed at or near the table; and
wagers must be placed in a way that ensures—
(i)
(ii)
the house’s maximum liability is not more than
the amount displayed; and
the co-banker’s maximum liability is not more
than the amount the co-banker is able to meet.
(3) If, under an arrangement under section 64A of the Act, a
player wagers more than the permissible maximum wager
for the table, the player is the only player allowed to wager
on the box the player is using.
(4) If the total of all wagers on a box is at least half the
permissible maximum wager for the table—
(a) a marker (a priority set marker) must be placed at the
box before the tiles are dealt for the round of play;
and
(b) the tiles for the box must be set before players at
other boxes look at or start setting their tiles.