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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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34 Not enough cards in shoe to complete round of play
If there are not enough cards remaining in the shoe to
complete a round of play, the dealer must shuffle and cut the
cards in the discard rack and complete the round of play.
35 Incorrect placement of card
(1) If, during the original dealing of cards in a round of play,
any of the cards are incorrectly placed, and the incorrect
placement is noticed before the dealer acts on any hand, the
cards must be placed in the order they would have been in
if the incorrect placement had not happened.
(2) For subsection (1), a dealer is taken to have acted on a hand
if—
(a)
the dealer has received a hand signal from the player
for the first box in play at the table; or
(b) the player for the first box in play at the table has
decided to double down on one hand and a third card
has been delivered to the hand; or
(c)
the player for the first box in play at the table has
decided to split the hand and a second card has been
delivered to the first of the hands formed; or
(d) the player for the first box in play at the table has
indicated that they wish to switch their cards; or
(e)
a player’s wager has been settled.
36 Dealer with too many cards
(1) If, contrary to section 18(1)(b), the dealer has inadvertently
dealt 2 or more cards to the dealer’s hand, and the dealer
has started acting on a player’s hand, the dealer must—
(a)
inform the players that the cards held by the dealer
are taken to have the point total usually counted after
the dealer’s cards have been dealt, but not a
blackjack; and
(b) give each player the choice of withdrawing their
blackjack switch wagers; and