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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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Part 5
The bank
17 Use of the chung
(1) If a player is banker for a round of play, a chung is placed
in front of the player’s box to show that the player is
banker.
(2) If the house is banker for a round of play, a chung is placed
in front of the area designated for the game as box 1 to
show that the house is banker.
(3) If a player and the house are co-bankers, a chung or a cobank
marker is placed to show that the player and the house
are co-bankers.
18 Appointment as banker
(1) The house is banker exclusively unless a player is a
player/banker or co-banker.
(2) For a player to be a player/banker or co-banker, the player
must have played the previous round of play on the box on
which the player intends to take the bank.
(3) However, if a player is player/banker or co-banker for the
round of play immediately after a round of play for which
the house was banker, the player may be player/banker or
co-banker on the box designated as box 1.
(4) For a player to be player/banker, the player must be able to
cover all other players’ wagers.
(5) A player qualified to be player/banker may choose to be cobanker.
(6) Two or more players may combine their chips to become
player/banker.
(7) If subsection (6) applies, the players who are
player/banker—
(a) must choose a player or players to handle the tiles;
and