Bets may be made by various methods
87 Bets may be made by various methods
Subject to these regulations and the rules of wagering, bets with or through an on‑course totalisator will be accepted from a person at that totalisator —
on cash payment at the totalisator; or
if instructions relate to, and a bet is made against, a previously established RWWA betting account.
In addition to the circumstances set out in subregulation (1), a local on‑course totalisator may accept a bet where part or full payment for the bet is —
in the form of a betting voucher for money’s worth issued by the authority in control of the local on‑course totalisator; or
by means of a winning ticket.
In addition to the circumstances set out in subregulation (1), an on‑course totalisator may accept a bet where part or full payment for the bet is —
in the form of a betting voucher for money’s worth issued by RWWA or the authority in control of the on‑course totalisator; or
by means of a winning ticket.
RWWA may at any time direct that a particular on‑course totalisator is not to accept bets sought to be made by a particular method, and the on‑course totalisator is to comply with that direction.
[Regulation 87 inserted: Gazette 21 Jul 2006 p. 2679‑80.]
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