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187 Casino Gaming Rule 2010 _________________________________________________________________ 39 Dealing irregularities (1) If the dealer distributes tiles incorrectly, and the incorrect distribution is noticed before any player has handled the player’s tiles, the dealer must re-distribute the tiles correctly. (2) However, if the dealer is unsure of the correct distribution or is unable to re-distribute the tiles correctly, the tiles must be shuffled, stacked and dealt again. (3) If the incorrect distribution is not noticed before the tiles are handled, the round of play must be completed as if the distribution were correct. 40 Exposed tiles (1) If the dealer exposes a tile while shuffling or stacking the tiles (including while performing a la ja or setting the cut), the dealer must shuffle the tiles again. (2) If the dealer exposes 1 of a player’s tiles (including a player/banker’s tiles), the tiles must be played. (3) If the dealer exposes 2 or more of a player’s tiles (other than a player/banker’s tiles), and the player has not looked at any tile the dealer did not expose, the player may choose to— (a) have the player’s tiles removed from play and retrieve the player’s wager; or (b) play the tiles as dealt. (4) If the dealer exposes 2 or more of a player/banker’s tiles and the player/banker has not looked at any tile the dealer did not expose, the player/banker may choose to— (a) require the tiles to be shuffled, stacked and dealt again; or (b) play the tiles as dealt. (5) If a player/banker exposes the player/banker’s own tiles, the tiles must be played. (6) If tiles in the house’s or co-banker’s hand are exposed, the tiles must be played.

188 Casino Gaming Rule 2010 _________________________________________________________________ 41 Incorrect setting of tiles (1) If tiles should be set in the house way but are not, the tiles must be rearranged so that they are set in the house way. (2) If a wager has been decided before the tiles are re-arranged, the wager must be decided again after the tiles are rearranged. 42 Abandoned round of play If a round of play (including the dealing for the round) is not completed because the tiles must be reshuffled, the players may retrieve the wagers they have made for the round of play. 43 Failure to wager If a player fails to make a wager for 3 consecutive rounds of play, the dealer may require the player to vacate the player’s seat at the table before a new round of play starts.

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<strong>Casino</strong> <strong>Gaming</strong> <strong>Rule</strong> <strong>2010</strong><br />

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41 Incorrect setting <strong>of</strong> tiles<br />

(1) If tiles should be set in the house way but are not, the tiles<br />

must be rearranged so that they are set in the house way.<br />

(2) If a wager has been decided before the tiles are re-arranged,<br />

the wager must be decided again after the tiles are rearranged.<br />

42 Ab<strong>and</strong>oned round <strong>of</strong> play<br />

If a round <strong>of</strong> play (including the dealing for the round) is<br />

not completed because the tiles must be reshuffled, the<br />

players may retrieve the wagers they have made for the<br />

round <strong>of</strong> play.<br />

43 Failure to wager<br />

If a player fails to make a wager for 3 consecutive rounds<br />

<strong>of</strong> play, the dealer may require the player to vacate the<br />

player’s seat at the table before a new round <strong>of</strong> play starts.

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