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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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(5) However, it is not necessary to place a priority set marker
at a box if—
(a) there is only 1 box in play at the game; or
(b) all boxes in play have total wagers of at least half the
permissible maximum wager for the table.
15 Number of players for a box
(1) Not more than 3 players may wager on each box.
(2) If more than 1 player wagers on a box, the decision about
setting the tiles is called by—
(a) the player who has wagered on the box for the longest
time (the first player); or
(b) at the discretion of the first player—another player
with a wager on the box; or
(c) if the first player is not present—the player whose
wager is closest to the dealer.
16 Number of hands for a player
(1) A player may set the tiles for only 1 box in a round of play.
(2) However, a player may wager on 2 boxes and set the tiles
for both boxes against the house if—
(a) the player is the only player wagering on that round
of play; and
(b) the total wagered on 1 box is at least twice the
amount wagered on the other box; and
(c) the player first sets the tiles for the box with the
higher wager before looking at the tiles for the other
box; and
(d)
the player does not change the setting of the tiles for
the box with the higher wager after they have been
set.