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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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displayed on the sign at the table about perfect pairs
wagers. 12
37 Winning and losing perfect pairs wagers and payouts
(1) A perfect pairs wager wins if the first 2 cards dealt to the
hand on which the wager was placed are a pair.
(2) Winning perfect pairs wagers must be paid as follows—
(a) if the chief executive has approved the application of
the No. 1 schedule of prizes for perfect pairs wagers
as part of the game of spanish blackjack at the
casino—
(i) for a mixed pair—5 to 1; and
(ii) for a coloured pair—10 to 1; and
(iii) for a perfect pair—25 to 1;
(b) if the chief executive has approved the application of
the No. 2 schedule of prizes for perfect pairs wagers
as part of the game of spanish blackjack at the
casino—
(i) for a mixed pair—6 to 1; and
(ii) for a coloured pair—12 to 1; and
(iii) for a perfect pair—20 to 1.
(3) A perfect pairs wager loses if the first 2 cards dealt to the
hand on which the wager was placed do not comprise a
pair.
38 Schedule of prizes
For each casino for which approval has been given for
gaming equipment that provides for perfect pairs wagers as
part of the game of spanish blackjack, the chief executive
must approve the application of the No. 1 schedule of prizes
or No. 2 schedule of prizes for perfect pairs wagers as part of
the game at the casino.
12 Under section 64(1)(d) of the Act, a casino operator must display at each gaming table
or location for the playing of a game a sign showing the permissible minimum and
maximum wagers for the game played at the table or location.