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

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Casino Gaming Rule 2010
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(c)
unless subsection (2) or section 25(4) 3 applies, an ace
has a value of 11.
(2) If a value of 11 for an ace would give a player or the dealer
a point total of more than 21, the ace has a value of 1.
7 Winning and losing wagers
(1) Before the first card is dealt for each round of play, each
player at a game of blackjack must make a wager (a
blackjack wager) against the dealer.
(2) The wager—
(a)
wins if the player’s point total is not more than 21 and
the dealer’s point total is more than 21; or
(b) wins if the player’s point total is more than the
dealer’s point total but neither is more than 21; or
(c)
(d)
(e)
wins if the player has a blackjack and the dealer does
not have a blackjack; or
loses if the dealer has a blackjack and the player does
not have a blackjack; or
is void if the player’s and the dealer’s point totals are
the same or the player and the dealer both have a
blackjack; or
(f) loses if the player’s point total is more than 21; or
(g) loses if the dealer’s point total is more than the
player’s point total but neither is more than 21.
(3) If the player has split cards and the dealer has a blackjack—
(a) the player’s blackjack wager loses; and
(b) the additional wager made by splitting the cards is
void.
8 How wagers may be made
(1) A wager at blackjack is made by placing chips in the
appropriate area of the layout.
3 Section 25—
(4) An ace in the first 2 cards of a double down has a value of 1, not 11.