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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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(3) Hands ranking the same, but with cards of different face
values, rank according to the cards’ face values.
(4) The ranking of cards, from lowest to highest, is 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7, 8, 9, 10, jack, queen, king and ace.
(5) If the dealer or a player has an ace, 2 and 3, the ace must
rank as 1.
(6) If the dealer’s hand and a player’s hand have the same
poker ranking and face values, it is a stand off.
Examples of application of this section—
1 A jack, queen, king straight beats a 9, 10, jack straight.
2 If there are 2 hands, each containing a pair, the hand holding the
highest pair in face values is ranked the higher. If each hand has an
equally ranked pair, the hand whose third card has the higher face
value is ranked the higher. If each hand has an equally ranked pair
and the third cards of the hands have the same face value, it is a
stand off.
Part 2
Table, layout and equipment
10 Table and layout
(1) Three card poker is played at a table with places for players
on 1 side and a place for the dealer on the opposite side.
(2) The layout cloth for the table must have printed on it—
(a) the name of, or logo for, the casino; and
(b) the words ‘dealer only plays with queen or higher’;
and
(c) rectangular, circular, diamond or oval areas for
wagers.
(3) The areas for wagers must be marked—
(a) for ante wagers—by the word ‘ante’; and
(b) for bet wagers—by the word ‘bet’; and