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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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Part 10
Setting the hands
27 Hands
Each player and the banker must form a low hand and a
high hand from the group of 4 tiles dealt to the player or
banker.
28 Setting the hands
(1) A player to whom tiles are dealt must set the player’s tiles
into a low hand and a high hand.
(2) Each player must work out the point count of the player’s
hand.
(3) After a player’s tiles have been set into a low hand and a
high hand, the tiles must be placed face down on the table
as 2 separate hands.
(4) The 2 tiles forming a hand must be set and positioned with
1 tile on top of the other.
(5) The setting of a player’s hand must not be changed once the
banker turns and starts setting the bank’s tiles.
(6) The hands of all the players must be set before any of the
players’ tiles are exposed to other players or the banker.
(7) However, the tiles of a player who has asked for a house
way set may be set after the bank’s tiles are set if—
(a) a house way marker is placed near the player’s tiles
before the banker’s tiles are exposed; and
(b) a computer or house way document is available at or
near the table to confirm the setting is correct.
(8) After all players (other than a player who is a player/banker
or a co-banker) have set their tiles, the banker—
(a) exposes the bank’s tiles; and
(b) sets the bank’s hands.
(9) The dealer or a player may view unplayed tiles only if—
(a) the settlement of all wagers is completed; and