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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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8 Permissible wagers and results
The following wagers are the permissible wagers by a
player at a game of baccarat—
(a)
(b)
(c)
a wager on the banker’s hand—
(i)
wins if the banker’s hand has a point count
higher than the player’s hand; and
(ii) loses if the banker’s hand has a point count
lower than the player’s hand; and
(iii) is void if the point counts of the banker’s hand
and the player’s hand are equal;
a wager on the player’s hand—
(i)
wins if the player’s hand has a point count
higher than the banker’s hand; and
(ii) loses if the player’s hand has a point count
lower than the banker’s hand; and
(iii) is void if the point counts of the banker’s hand
and the player’s hand are equal;
a tie bet wins if the point counts of the banker’s hand
and the player’s hand are equal and loses if the point
counts are not equal.
9 How wagers may be made
(1) A wager at baccarat is made by placing gaming chips on
the appropriate wager area of the baccarat layout.
(2) A wager can not be made orally.
10 When wagers can not be placed, changed or withdrawn
A wager can not be placed, changed or withdrawn after the
first card of a round has been removed from the shoe.
11 Minimum and maximum wagers
(1) If the minimum wager permitted for a table is not more than
$10, the maximum wager permitted for the table must be at
least $500.