Permissible wagers
29B Permissible wagers
If a wager for an amount that is not within the permissible minimum and maximum wagers for a game is inadvertently made and accepted by a casino operator or a casino operator’s employee or agent, the wager—
if it is less than the permissible minimum—is valid; and
if it is more than the permissible maximum—is void only to the extent of the amount more than the permissible maximum.
Note—
A casino patron may make arrangements with a casino operator about permissible minimum and maximum wages—see the Act, section 64A.
The casino operator may require wagers to be made in increments of a stated amount that is not more than the permissible minimum wager for the table for the game.
The amount of the increment must be displayed at the table on the same sign on which the minimum permissible wager is displayed.
The letters and numbers on the sign showing the permissible minimum and maximum wagers for a table must be at least 8mm high.
In this section—
void, for a wager, means the wager neither wins nor loses but is a stand off.
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