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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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(4) Each player at a game of lucky draw baccarat must make an
enter wager against the dealer prior to any cards being dealt
for a round of play.
9 When wagers can not be placed, changed or withdrawn
1) After the first card of a round of play has been removed
from the shoe, a player must not handle, remove or alter
their enter wager until a decision about the wager has been
made and has taken effect.
(2) After a draw wager has been made by a player and
confirmed by the dealer, the player must not handle,
remove or alter any wager until a decision about the wager
has been made and has taken effect.
10 Circumstances when a player may wager on more than
1 box
(1) A player may be permitted to place an enter wager on more
than 1 box at a lucky draw baccarat table with the
understanding that, when there are not enough seats in the
casino to accommodate patron demand, a player wagering
on more than 1 box must give up a box or boxes to
accommodate other players.
(2) If a player is permitted to place an enter wager on more
than 1 box at a table, the player must make at least the
minimum wager on each hand played.
11 Minimum and maximum wagers for tables
(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.
(2) Despite section 10(1) and 11(1), a casino key employee
responsible for managing table games may direct that—
(a) a player may wager on only 1 box; and