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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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(a)
(b)
the player must place the wager in a single motion
beyond the folding line; or
only the call wager will stand if the wager is made in
more than one motion.
(5) If a player who has not gone all-in declares or places a
wager for less than the amount required to call, the player
must—
(a)
(b)
(c)
increase the wager to the amount of the call; or
go all-in, where the player has insufficient table stake
remaining to call; or
fold and surrender the wager to the pot.
(6) If a player who has not gone all-in declares or places a
wager which is greater than the call and the excess amount
is less than 50% of the amount required to constitute a
raise, the wager shall be accepted for the amount of the call
and the excess amount is to be returned to the player.
(7) If a player who has not gone all-in declares or places a
wager which is greater than the call and the excess amount
is 50% or more of the amount required to constitute a raise,
the player must—
(a)
(b)
increase the wager to the minimum raise; or
go all-in where the player has insufficient table stake
remaining to raise.
23 Placing the blind bets and dealing the hole cards
(1) At the start of a round of play, the player next to the
designated player for the round of play must make a blind
bet (the first blind bet) equal to the value displayed on the
sign at the table.
(2) The player next to the player who made the first blind bet
must also make a blind bet (the second blind bet) equal to
the minimum wager for the table.
(3) If it is an absent player’s turn to make a blind bet under
subsection (1) or (2) the next active player must make the
blind bet.