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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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(6) If the dealer finds the deck contains 52 cards and both the
player’s hand and the dealer’s hand have an incorrect
number of cards—
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
the player’s hand is void; and
all wagers placed for the hand must be returned to the
player; and
the ante wagers for other players who have folded
must be reinstated; and
all ante wagers for other players must be paid even
money; and
all flop, turn and river wagers for other players are
void; and
bonus wagers for other players must be returned to
the players; and
winning bonus wagers for other players must be paid
to the players in the usual way.
32 Effect of card being exposed during initial deal
If any card is exposed during the initial deal, the round of
play is void.
33 Community card exposed in error
(1) This section applies if, during a round of betting, the dealer
exposes in error a card that would otherwise have been
dealt as a community card after the round of betting.
(2) The card exposed in error must remain in play and be dealt
as the community card after the round of betting.
34 Another card exposed when dealing river card
(1) If, when dealing the river card, the dealer exposes another
card in error, the dealer must place the card exposed in
error in the table’s discard rack.
(2) The dealer must give all the players the opportunity to view
a card exposed in error under subsection (1).