No. S40, Tuesday 12 March 1996
C4SINO CONTROL ACT 1988
APf ROVAL
Under section 72(3) of the Casino Control Act 1988, I HEREBY APPROVE the
alterations to the rules as set out in the attached schedule for the authorised game
of American Roulette.
Dated this
day of
GREGORY STEPHEN JONES
Delegate of the Minister
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SCHEDULE
This is the accompanying schedule to the Instrument of Approval under section 72(3)
ofthe Casino Control Act 1988 signed by Gregory Stephen Jones the Delegate of the
Minister on the
yx,
day of
Af,d
1996.
ALTERATIONS TO THE APPROVED RULES OF THE
AUTHORISED GAME OF AlMERICAN ROULETTE
AMERICAN ROULET'XT INDEX
Insert the following in the index list after the reference to Diagram "D"
"Diagram "En................................................ ........... . 4A"
Insert the diagram of the American Roulette table cloth marked as
'Diagram "EN'
after the diagram marked 'Diagram "D"'
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Diagram "En
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TERMS USED IN AMERICAN ROUIZTTE
Insert the following afker the reference and expIanation of "Race Track':
"Asian Race Track
The A s i i race track shall have twelve sections to Mitate the
placing ofbets for specific comb'itions of numbers."
1.
AMERICAN ROULE'FlX LAYOUT, WHEEL AND BALL
Delete existing rule 1.1
Insert the following:
"1.1 The American Roulette table shall be of the American type with the
cloth marked in a manner similar to that in Diagram "B","C","D"or "E."
5.
WAGERS
Delete existing rule 5.3
Insert the following:
Where a race track system for accepting multiple piece place bets is
used, this wager called by a player must be accompanied by chips, or
cash which shall be immediately converted into chips, and placed on the
layout, or on the appropriate area of the race track before "NO MORE
BETSnis called.
(i)
Wagers defined on the race track which utilises the cloth marked in
accordance with Diagram "D"are:
(a)
Serie 518 - Tier (six piece wager):
518, IO/l1, 13/16, 23/24, 27/30 and 33/36;
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(ii)
@)
Orphelins (five piece wager):
1, 619, 14117, 17120 and 3 1/34;
(c)
Serie 0tZB Voisii de Zero (nine piece wager):
01213, 417, 12/15, 18121, 19/22, 25126128129 and 32/35;
(d)
GSpel Zero Game (four piece wager):
013, 1245, 26 &d 32/35; and
(e)
Voisins Neighborn (five piece wager):
a specific number with two neighbouring numbers either side,
eg. 17 and the neighbours = 2, 25, 17, 34 and 6.
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-
-
Wagers defined on the Asian race track which utilises the cloth marked
in accordance with Diagram "E" are:
(a)
Horse (three piece wager):
32, 15, 19;
(b)
Snake (three piece wager):
4, 21, 2;
(c)
Dragon (three piece wager).
25, 17, 34;
(d)
Rabbit (three piece wager).
6, 27, 13;
Tiger (three piece wager):
(e)
36, 11, 30;
(0
Ox (three piece wager):
8, 23, 10;
(g)
Rat (three piece wager):
16, 24, 5;
(h)
Boar (three piece wager):
20, 1, 33;
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Dog (three piece wager):
9, 31, 14;
(j)
Rooster (three piece wager):
29, 18, 22;
(k)
Monkey f k e e piece wager):
12, 28, 7; and
0)
Ram (thee piecewager):
26, 3, 35."
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AMERliCAN ROlJLEm PAYOUT ODDS
6.
M
e existing rule 6 2
Insert the following:
"6.2 When the result is zero:
9.
(a)
wagers placed on zero or on a combination of zero with 1,2 or 3
shall win and be paid at the odds in accordance with rule 6.I; and
(b)
all other wagers shall lose."
GENERAL PROYISIONS
Delete existing rule 9.14
Insert the following:
"9.14
Rule 9.13 does not preclude a player corn touching winning outside
wagers (i.e. whmhg wagers on the even chances, column or dozen)
after those wagers have been hIly paid."
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