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New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 11 - PAI GOW POKER › Section 13:69F-11.10 - Player bank; co-banking; selection of bank; procedures for dealing

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) A casino
				licensee may, in its discretion, offer to all players at a pai gow poker table
				the opportunity to bank the game. If the casino licensee elects this option,
				all the other provisions of this subchapter shall apply except to the extent
				that they conflict with the provisions of this section, in which case the
				provisions of this section shall control for any round of play in which a
				player is the bank.
(b) A player
				may not be the bank at the start of the game. For the purposes of this section,
				the start of the game shall mean the first round of play after the dealer is
				required to shuffle the cards in accordance with the procedures set forth in
				13:69F-11.5(c).
(c) After the first round of play pursuant to
				(b) above, each player at the table shall have the option to either be the
				bankor pass the bank to the next player. The dealer shall, starting with the
				player farthest to the right of the dealer, offer the bank to each player in a
				counterclockwise rotation around the table until a player accepts the bank. The
				dealer shall place a marker designating the bank in front of the player who
				accepts the bank. If the first player offered the bank accepts, the player
				seated to the right of that player shall first be offered the bank on the next
				round of play. The initial offer to be the bank shall rotate counterclockwise
				around the table until it returns to the dealer. In no event may any player
				bank two consecutive rounds of play. If no player wishes to be the bank, the
				round of play shall proceed in accordance with the rules of play provided in
				this subchapter.
(d) Before a
				player may be permitted to bank a round of play, the dealer shall determine
				that:
1. The player placed a wager against the
				dealer during the last round of play in which there was no player banking the
				game; and
2. The player has
				sufficient gaming chips on the table to cover all of the wagers placed by other
				players at the table for that round of play.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 11 - PAI GOW POKER › Section 13:69F-11.12 - A player wagering on more than one betting area

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) Except as
				provided in
				13:69F-11.10(f),
				a casino licensee may, in its discretion, permit a player to wager on no more
				than two betting areas at a pai gow poker table, which areas must be adjacent
				to each other.
(b) If a casino
				licensee permits a player to wager on two adjacent betting areas, the cards
				dealt to each betting area shall be played separately. If the two wagers are
				not equal, the player shall be required to rank and set the hand with the
				larger wager before ranking and setting the other hand. If the amounts wagered
				are equal, each hand shall be played separately in a counterclockwise rotation
				with the first hand being ranked and set before the player proceeds to rank and
				set the second hand. Once a hand has been ranked and set and placed face down
				on the appropriate area of the layout, the hand may not be changed.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 11 - PAI GOW POKER › Section 13:69F-11.13 - Permissible additional wager

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) If a casino
				licensee, pursuant to
				13:69F-11.8C, uses a random number
				generator to determine the starting position for the dealing of cards or the
				delivery of stacks of cards, the casino licensee may in its discretion offer to
				every player at the pai gow poker table the option to make an additional wager
				as to which one of the numbers 1 through 7 will be selected and displayed by
				the random number generator at the beginning of a round of play.
(b) The following procedures shall be
				observed by any casino licensee offering the additional wager authorized by
				this section:
1. Prior to the activation of
				the random number generator at the beginning of a round of play, any player who
				has made a pai gow poker wager pursuant to
				13:69F-11.7 may, at the same time,
				make the additional wager authorized by this section. A player may make an
				additional wager on more than one number during each round of play.
2. A player shall make an additional wager by
				placing gaming chips, and if permitted by the casino licensee, a match play
				coupon, on the number selected by the player in the area designated for
				additional wagers on the pai gow poker table layout. No verbal additional
				wagers or cash additional wagers shall be permitted.
3. An additional wager shall win if the
				number selected by the player in (b)2 above is the same number selected and
				displayed by the random number generator as the first player position to
				receive cards during that round of pai gow poker. All other additional wagers
				shall lose.
4. After the dealer
				announces "No more bets" and the random number generator selects and displays
				the position number for that round of play, any losing additional wagers shall
				be immediately collected by the dealer.
5. Any winning additional wagers shall be
				paid immediately after collection of any losing additional wagers, and prior to
				any card being dealt to any player at the table.
6. A casino licensee shall pay off winning
				additional wagers at odds of no less than 5 1/2 to 1 and no more than 6 to 1,
				and in accordance with the payout odds imprinted on the pai gow poker table
				layout; provided, however, that payouts for any additional winning wagers shall
				be rounded down to the nearest whole dollar.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 11 - PAI GOW POKER › Section 13:69F-11.14 - Progressive payout wager

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) A casino
				licensee may, in its discretion, offer to every player at a pai gow poker table
				who has placed a pai gow poker wager the option to make a progressive payout
				wager on whether the player will be dealt a hand type as set forth in (d)
				below. The progressive payout wager shall, in the discretion of the casino
				licensee, be either a $ 1.00 or $ 5.00 wager.
(b) Prior to the first card or stack of cards
				of a round being dealt and once all wagers including progressive payout wagers
				have been placed, the dealer shall announce "No more bets" and press the
				lock-out button on the table controller panel. The dealer shall then remove any
				wagers placed on the progressive payout from the table inventory return device,
				verify, on the layout in front of the table inventory container, that the that
				the number of gaming chips wagered equals the number of lights illuminated on
				the acceptor devices and place the gaming chips into the table inventory
				container.
(c) A winning
				progressive payout wager shall be paid in accordance with the payout table
				listed in (d) below. A winning progressive payout wager shall be paid
				irrespective of the outcome of the player's pai gow poker wager. Prior to
				paying a winning progressive payout wager, the dealer shall:
1. Verify that the light on the correct
				acceptor device has been illuminated;
2. Verify that the hand is a winning hand;
				and
3. Require a casino supervisor
				to validate any payouts to be deducted from the progressive meter pursuant to
				(e) below and the casino licensee's internal control procedures.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 11 - PAI GOW POKER › Section 13:69F-11.15 - Pai gow insurance wager; optional bonus wager; payment of envy bonus

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) A casino
				licensee may, in its discretion, offer to each player at a pai gow poker table
				the opportunity to make a pai gow insurance wager and/or a bonus wager and
				receive an envy bonus payment in accordance with the provisions of this
				section. The optional bonus wager authorized by this section may not be offered
				by a casino licensee on any pai gow poker table which offers the optional
				three-card bonus wager, the imperial pai gow bonus wager authorized by
				13:69F-11.19 or the seven-card
				bonus wager authorized by
				13:69F-11.17.
(b) Any player who has made a pai gow poker
				wager pursuant to
				13:69F-11.7 may, at the same time,
				make a pai gow insurance wager and/or a bonus wager by placing gaming chips in
				the area designated for a bonus wager at his or her betting position. A bonus
				wager shall be no less than $ 1.00.
(c) Any player who makes a bonus wager of at
				least $ 5.00 shall qualify to receive an envy bonus payment. The dealer shall
				place an envy bonus marker immediately in front any bonus wager of $ 5.00 or
				more.
(d) If a pai gow insurance
				wager and/or a bonus wager has been made by one or more players, the dealer
				shall observe the procedures set forth in
				13:69F-11.9 but with the following
				modifications.
1. The dealer shall, starting
				from the dealer's right and moving counterclockwise around the table, settle
				the pai gow poker wager of each player and collect any vigorish that is due;
				provided, however, that:
i. The cards of any
				player who has placed a bonus wager shall remain on the layout regardless of
				the outcome of his or her pai gow poker wager until removed in accordance with
				the provisions of (d)2 or 3 below; and
ii. If any player has placed a pai gow
				insurance wager or a bonus wager of at least $ 5.00, the cards of each player
				shall remain on the layout regardless of the outcome of his or her pai gow
				poker wager until removed in accordance with the provisions of (d)2 or 3
				below.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 11 - PAI GOW POKER › Section 13:69F-11.16 - Payout odds for bonus wagers; envy bonus payments; pai gow insurance wagers

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) Bonus
				wagers shall be paid pursuant to the following schedule:
Hand
Payout
Seven-Card Straight Flush with no Joker
8,000
						  to 1
Royal Flush Plus Royal Match
2,000 to 1
Seven-Card Straight Flush with Joker
1,000 to
						  1
Five Aces
400 to 1
Royal Flush
150 to 1
Straight Flush
50 to 1
Four-of-a-Kind
25 to 1
Full House
5 to 1
Flush
4 to 1
Three-of-a-Kind
3 to 1
Straight
2 to 1
(b)
				Envy bonus payments shall be paid pursuant to the following schedule:
Hand
Bonus
Seven-Card Straight Flush with no Joker
$
						  5,000
Royal Flush Plus Royal Match
$ 1,000
Seven-Card Straight Flush with Joker
$
						  500.00
Five Aces
$ 250.00
Royal Flush
$ 50.00
Straight Flush
$ 20.00
Four-of-a-Kind
$ 5.00
(c)
				Pai gow insurance wagers shall be paid pursuant to the payout odds set forth in
				one of the following pay tables pre-selected by the casino licensee:
Hand
A
B
C
D
Nine High
400 to 1
250 to 1
100
						  to 1
100 to 1
10 High
40 to 1
75 to 1
50 to
						  1
25 to 1
Jack High
20 to 1
25 to 1
25 to
						  1
15 to 1
Queen High
5 to 1
5 to 1
10 to
						  1
6 to 1
King High
3 to 1
3 to 1
5 to
						  1
5 to 1
Ace High
2 to 1
2 to 1
1 to
						  1
3 to 1
Hand
E
Nine High
100 to 1
10 High
25 to 1
Jack High
15 to 1
Queen High
7 to 1
King High
5 to 1
Ace High
3 to 1
(d)
				Notwithstanding the minimum payout odds required in (a) and (c) above and the
				fixed bonus amount required in (b) above, a casino licensee may establish a
				maximum payout amount as approved by the Division that is payable to a player
				for one round of play, which amount shall be at least $ 40,000 or the maximum
				amount that one player could win per round when betting the minimum permissible
				wagers, whichever is greater. If the established payout limit is not included
				on the layout, each casino licensee shall provide notice of any decrease in the
				payout limit in accordance with
				13:69F-8.3. Any maximum payout
				limit established by a casino licensee shall apply only to payouts of pai gow
				poker bonus wagers and pai gow insurance wagers placed pursuant to
				13:69F-11.15.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 11 - PAI GOW POKER › Section 13:69F-11.18 - Payout odds for optional three-card bonus wager and seven-card bonus wager

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) The payout
				odds for winning the optional bonus wagers authorized by
				13:69F-11.17 when printed on any
				sign or in any brochure or other publication distributed by a casino licensee
				shall be stated through the use of the word "to" or "win," and no odds shall be
				stated through the use of the word "for."
(b) A casino licensee shall pay off winning
				three-card bonus wagers at no less than the following odds:
Hand
Payout Odds
Three-Card Straight Flush, with no Joker
40 to
						  1
Three-of-a-Kind
25 to 1
Three-Card Straight Flush
5 to 1
Three-Card Straight
4 to 1
Three-Card Flush
3 to 1
One Pair
1 to 1
(c)
				A casino licensee shall pay winning seven-card bonus wagers at no less than the
				odds in accordance with one of the following payout tables:
Table A
Hand
Payout Odds
Five Aces
500 to 1
Royal Flush
250 to 1
Straight Flush
50 to 1
Four-of-a-Kind
25 to 1
Full House
5 to 1
Flush
4 to 1
Three-of-a-Kind
3 to 1
Straight
2 to 1
Table B
Hand
Payout Odds
Five Aces
500 to 1
Royal Flush
200 to 1
Straight Flush without Joker
50 to 1
Straight Flush with Joker
30 to 1
Four-of-a-Kind
25 to 1
Full House
5 to 1
Flush
4 to 1
Three-of-a-Kind
3 to 1
Straight
2 to 1
(d)
				Notwithstanding the minimum payout odds required in (c) above, a casino
				licensee may establish a maximum payout amount as approved by the Division that
				is payable to a player for one round of play, which amount shall be at least $
				50,000 or the maximum amount that one player could win per round when betting
				the minimum permissible wager, whichever is greater. If the established payout
				limit is not included on the layout, each casino licensee shall provide notice
				of any decrease in the payout limit in accordance with
				13:69F-8.3. Any maximum payout
				limit established by a casino licensee shall apply only to payouts of the
				seven-card bonus wager placed pursuant to
				13:69F-11.17.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 11 - PAI GOW POKER › Section 13:69F-11.19 - Imperial pai gow bonus wager

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) A casino
				licensee may, in its discretion, offer to each player at a pai gow poker table
				the opportunity to make an imperial pai gow bonus wager and receive bonus
				payouts in accordance with the provisions of
				13:69F-11.20. The optional bonus
				wager authorized by this section may not be offered by a casino licensee on any
				pai gow poker table which offers the pai gow insurance wager, optional bonus
				wager and envy bonus authorized by
				13:69F-11.15 or the optional
				three-card bonus wager and the seven-card bonus wager authorized by
				13:69F-11.17. The imperial pai gow
				bonus wager shall have no bearing on any other permitted wager made by a player
				at the game of pai gow poker.
(b)
				Any player who has made a pai gow poker wager pursuant to
				13:69F-11.7 may, at the same time,
				make a bonus wager by placing gaming chips in the area designated for the
				imperial pai gow bonus wager at his or her betting position. Minimum and
				maximum imperial pai gow bonus wagers shall be established by the casino
				licensee.
(c) If an imperial pai
				gow bonus wager has been made by one or more players, the dealer shall observe
				the procedures set forth in
				13:69F-11.9 but with the following
				modifications:
1. After settling the pai gow
				poker wager of a player who has placed an imperial pai gow bonus wager, the
				dealer shall rearrange the seven cards of the player to form the best possible
				hand and determine if the player's hand qualifies for the player hand bonus
				payout. The dealer shall be ultimately responsible for creating such hand for
				purposes of the player's hand bonus. A joker may be used as any card to
				complete any straight, flush, straight flush or five aces. The dealer shall pay
				any player hand bonus in accordance with the payout odds set forth at
				13:69F-11.20(b).
2. After the dealer determines whether a
				player's hand qualifies for a player hand bonus and settles such bonus, the
				dealer shall determine whether the dealer's hand qualifies for a banker hand
				bonus. If a player is banking a round of play, the banker hand bonus for all
				other players shall be determined by the bank's hand and the banker hand bonus
				for the bank shall be determined by the dealer's hand. The dealer shall pay any
				banker hand bonus in accordance with the payout odds set forth at
				13:69F-11.20(c).
				Payout odds for imperial pai gow wager bonus wager.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 11 - PAI GOW POKER › Section 13:69F-11.20 - Imperial pai gow bonus wager payout odds

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) The payout
				odds for winning the imperial pai gow bonus wager authorized by N.J.A.C.
				13:69F-1.19 when printed on any sign or in any brochure or other publication
				distributed by a casino licensee shall be stated through the use of the word
				"to" or "win," and no odds shall be stated through the use of the word
				"for."
(b) A casino licensee shall
				pay a player hand bonus for the highest qualifying hand type at the following
				odds:
Hand
Payout Odds
Five Aces
1000 to 1
Royal Flush
200 to 1
Straight Flush
50 to 1
Four-of-a-Kind
25 to 1
Full House
5 to 1
Flush
4 to 1
Straight
2 to 1
Three-of-a-Kind
2 to 1
(c)
				A casino licensee shall pay a banker hand bonus for the highest qualifying hand
				type at the following odds:
Hand
Payout Odds
Nine high
100 to 1
10 high
20 to 1
Jack high
5 to 1
(d)
				Notwithstanding the payout odds required in (b) and (c) above, a casino
				licensee may establish a maximum payout amount as approved by the Division that
				is payable to a player for one round of play, which amount shall be at least $
				40,000 or the maximum amount that one player could win per round when betting
				the minimum permissible wager, whichever is greater. If the established payout
				limit is not included on the layout, each casino licensee shall provide notice
				of any decrease in the payout limit in accordance with
				13:69F-8.3. Any maximum payout
				limit established by a casino licensee shall apply only to aggregate player
				hand bonus and banker hand bonus payouts for imperial pay gow bonus wagers
				placed pursuant to
				13:69F-11.19.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 11 - PAI GOW POKER › Section 13:69F-11.21 - Wagers for dragon's eye variation; payout odds

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) A "match
				wager" shall win for the player position number that corresponds to the numeric
				value on each die. A player who places a match wager shall be paid 1 to 1 for
				each die with a numeric value that matches the player's player position at the
				table.
1. Example A: If the numeric values of
				the dice rolled are 1, 2, and 3, then the players in player positions 1, 2, and
				3 shall each be paid 1 to 1.
2.
				Example B: If the numeric values are 3, 3, and 4, then the player at player
				position 3 shall be paid 2 to 1 (1 to 1 for each die) and the player at player
				position 4 shall be 1 to 1.
3.
				Example C: If the numeric values are 5, 5, and 5, then the player at player
				position 5 shall be paid 3 to 1 (1 to 1 for each die).
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 11 - PAI GOW POKER › Section 13:69F-11.22 - EZ Pai gow dynasty bonus wager; protection wager; red/black wager; queen's dragon wager; payment of envy bonus

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) A casino
				licensee may, in its discretion, offer to each player at a pai gow table the
				opportunity to place one or more of the following optional wagers:
1. A dynasty bonus wager;
2. A protection wager;
3. A red/black wager; and
4. A queen's dragon wager.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 12 - POKETTE › Section 13:69F-12.1 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter,
				  shall have the following meaning unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise.
"Non-poker hand wager" shall mean any of the wagers listed in
				  13:69F-12.5(a).
"Pair" shall mean two cards of identical value, regardless of
				  suit.
"Poker hand wager" shall mean any of the wagers listed in
				  13:69F-12.5(b).
"Rank" shall mean the four cards of identical value within a
				  single deck of cards. For example, the five rank consists of the five of
				  diamonds, five of spades, five of clubs, and five of hearts.
"Suit" shall mean one of the four categories of cards, that
				  is, diamond, spade, club, or heart.
"Winning card" shall mean the card which is depicted in the
				  section of the pokette wheel where the clapper comes to rest after a valid spin
				  of the pokette wheel.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 12 - POKETTE › Section 13:69F-12.2 - Cards; number of decks; value of cards depicted on the pokette wheel

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(a) Three decks
				of cards shall be used in the game of pokette. The cards shall be used to
				indicate, through placement on the card stand, the winning card determined by
				each spin of the pokette wheel. Cards used at pokette shall meet the
				requirements of
				13:69E-1.17. Notwithstanding these
				requirements, a device approved by the Division may be used to indicate the
				winning card determined by each spin of the pokette wheel, in lieu of cards and
				a card stand.
(b) For purposes of
				settling a poker hand wager, the relative value of the cards depicted on the
				pokette wheel, in order of highest to lowest value, shall be: ace, king, queen,
				jack, 10, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, and two. Neither of the
				jokers shall have any value for purposes of forming a poker hand. For purposes
				of completing a "straight" or a "straight flush" poker hand, an ace may be
				combined with a king and a queen or a two and a three but may not be combined
				with a king and a two.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 12 - POKETTE › Section 13:69F-12.3 - Opening of the table for gaming

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) After
				receiving three decks of cards at the table in accordance with
				13:69E-1.18, the dealer or the
				floorperson assigned to the table shall inspect the three decks by sorting each
				deck into sequence and into suit to ensure that all cards are in each
				deck.
(b) Following the inspection
				of the cards by the dealer or floorperson assigned to the table, each deck
				shall be placed in the container used to house the cards pursuant to
				13:69E-1.13D.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 12 - POKETTE › Section 13:69F-12.4 - Wagers; supervision

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) All wagers
				at pokette shall be made by placing gaming chips or plaques on the appropriate
				areas of the pokette layout except that verbal wagers accompanied by cash may
				be accepted provided that they are confirmed by the dealer and that such cash
				is expeditiously converted into gaming chips or plaques in accordance with the
				regulations governing the acceptance and conversion of such
				instruments.
(b) No person at a
				pokette table shall be issued or permitted to game with non-value chips that
				are identical in color and design to value chips or to nonvalue chips being
				used by another person at the same table.
(c) Each player shall be responsible for the
				correct positioning of his or her wager on the pokette layout regardless of
				whether he or she is assisted by the dealer. Each player must ensure that any
				instructions given to the dealer regarding the placement of his or her wager is
				correctly carried out.
(d) The
				wagers identified in
				13:69F-12.5(a) 
				(non-poker hand wagers) may be made by a player on each spin of the pokette
				wheel. The wagers identified in
				13:69F-12.5(b) 
				(poker hand wagers) may only be made on a subsequent spin of the pokette wheel
				when, in accordance with
				13:69F-12.8, one or two winning
				cards are posted on the card stand.
(e) For purposes of complying with the
				organization and supervision requirements, each pokette table shall be
				considered the same as one roulette table.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 12 - POKETTE › Section 13:69F-12.5 - Permissible wagers

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) The
				following shall constitute the permissible non poker hand wagers at the game of
				pokette:
1. "Single card straight up" is a
				wager that the winning card shall be the same card as the single card selected
				by the player.
2. "Two cards or
				split" is a wager that the winning card shall be the same card as either of the
				two adjoining cards selected by the player.
3. "Four cards or corner" is a wager that the
				winning card shall be the same card as any of the four adjoining cards selected
				by the player.
4. "Single rank" is
				a wager that the winning card shall be one of the four cards contained in the
				single rank selected by the player.
5. "Double rank" is a wager that the winning
				card shall be one of the eight cards contained in the two adjacent ranks
				selected by the player.
6.
				"Ace-king-queen rank" is a wager that the winning card shall be one of the 12
				cards contained in the ace, king, and queen ranks or the two of
				spades.
7. "Jack-10-9 rank" is a
				wager that the winning card shall be one of the 12 cards contained in the jack,
				10 and nine ranks or the two of clubs.
8. "8-7-6 rank" is a wager that the winning
				card shall be one of the 12 cards contained in the eight, seven, and six ranks
				or the two of diamonds.
9. "5-4-3
				rank" is a wager that the winning card shall be one of the 12 cards contained
				in the five, four, and three ranks or the two of hearts.
10. "Red" is a wager that the winning card
				shall be a diamond or a heart.
11.
				"Black" is a wager that the winning card shall be a spade or a club.
12. "Suit or column" is a wager that the
				winning card shall be one of the 13 cards contained in the suit selected by the
				player.
13. "Jacer" is a wager that
				the winning card shall be the ace of clubs, the ace of diamonds or either of
				the two jokers.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 12 - POKETTE › Section 13:69F-12.6 - Payout odds

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(a) The payout
				odds for pokette printed on any layout or in any brochure or other publication
				distributed by a casino licensee shall be stated through the use of the word
				"to" or "win" and no odds shall be stated through the use of the word
				"for."
(b) Each casino licensee
				shall pay off winning wagers at the game of pokette at no less than the odds
				listed below:
Wager
Payout
						  Odds
Single card straight up
50 to 1
Two cards or split bet
24 to 1
Four cards or corner bet
12 to 1
Single rank
12 to 1
Double rank
5 to 1
Ace-king-queen rank
3 to 1
Jack-10-nine rank
3 to 1
Eight-seven-six rank
3 to 1
Five-four-three rank
3 to 1
Red
1 to 1
Black
1 to 1
Suit or column
3 to 1
Jacer
12 to 1
Pair in two
11 to 1
Pair in three
5 to 1
Three-of-a-kind
11 to 1
Flush
3 to 1
Straight:
Open
5 to 1
Inside
11 to 1
Straight flush:
Open
24 to 1
Inside
49 to 1
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 12 - POKETTE › Section 13:69F-12.7 - Procedures for dealing the game

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(a) Prior to
				spinning the pokette wheel, the dealer shall announce "No more bets."
(b) The pokette wheel shall be spun by the
				dealer in either direction and shall complete at least three revolutions to
				constitute a valid spin.
(c) Each
				wager shall be settled strictly in accordance with its position on the
				layout.
(d) Upon completion of each
				spin, the dealer shall announce the winning card, including its suit, and shall
				place a marker on the corresponding card on the pokette layout. The dealer
				shall then select the winning card from the decks of cards maintained at the
				pokette table and place the winning card in a card stand located at the pokette
				table. After placing the marker on the layout and the card in the card stand,
				the dealer shall first collect all losing wagers and then pay off all winning
				wagers at the odds currently being offered pursuant to
				13:69F-12.6.
(e) When the pokette wheel clapper comes to
				rest on a joker:
1. All nonpoker hand wagers,
				except wagers on that single joker straight up, a two-card or split wager that
				includes that joker, or a jacer wager, shall be lost;
2. The dealer shall collect all losing and
				pay off all winning nonpoker hand wagers at the odds currently being offered
				pursuant to
				13:69F-12.6; and
3. That spin of the pokette wheel shall have
				no bearing on the settling of any poker hand wagers which have not been
				completed in accordance with
				13:69F-12.8.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 12 - POKETTE › Section 13:69F-12.9 - Irregularities

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(a) If the
				clapper comes to rest between two depictions of cards upon completion of the
				spin of the pokette wheel, the casino licensee has the option to do one of the
				following:
1. Declare the winning card to be
				the depiction of the card previously passed; or
2. Declare the spin void and re-spin the
				wheel.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 13 - MINI-DICE › Section 13:69F-13.1 - Definitions

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The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter,
				  shall have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise.
"Shake" shall mean the action by which the dice contained in
				  the mini-dice shaker are randomly mixed by shaking and then allowed to settle
				  on the bottom of the shaker so that the number of spots on the top faces of the
				  dice can be totalled and used to settle the wagers.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 13 - MINI-DICE › Section 13:69F-13.2 - Permissible wagers

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(a) Permissible
				wagers at the game of mini-dice are defined as follows:
1. "Place bet" is a wager that the number
				selected by the player (either 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10) shall appear after a
				shake, but before the number 7 appears after a shake. A place bet shall be
				active on each shake of the dice until won or lost.
2. "Field bet" is a wager that any one of the
				numbers 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, or 12 shall appear on the shake immediately
				following the placement of the bet.
3. "Any 7" is a wager that a 7 shall appear
				on the shake immediately following the placement of the bet.
4. "Over 7" is a wager that any of the
				numbers 8, 9, 10, 11, or 12 shall appear on the shake immediately following the
				placement of the bet.
5. "Under 7"
				is a wager that any of the numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 shall appear on the shake
				immediately following the placement of the bet.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 13 - MINI-DICE › Section 13:69F-13.3 - Dice; number of dice; mini-dice shaker

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(a) Mini-dice
				shall be played with two dice, which shall be sealed inside a mini-dice shaker
				at all times pursuant to
				13:69E-1.13I. The dice used to
				play mini-dice shall meet the requirements of
				13:69E-1.15, and the mini-dice
				shaker shall meet the requirements of
				13:69E-1.13I.
1. The mini-dice shaker and the dice
				contained therein shall be the responsibility of the dealer and the shaker
				shall never be left unattended while at the table.
2. No dice placed in a mini-dice shaker for
				use in gaming shall remain on a mini-dice table for more than 24
				hours.
3. The dice used in
				mini-dice shall remain sealed inside the shaker at all times and shall not be
				handled by a player or the dealer.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 13 - MINI-DICE › Section 13:69F-13.4 - Making and removal of wagers

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(a) All wagers
				at mini-dice shall be made by placing gaming chips, plaques or coupons on the
				appropriate betting areas of the table layout. A verbal wager accompanied by
				cash shall not be accepted.
(b)
				Only players seated at the mini-dice table may place a wager at the game. Once
				a player has placed a wager, that player must remain seated until the
				completion of that round of play.
(c) Each player shall be responsible for the
				correct positioning of his or her wagers on the mini-dice layout regardless of
				whether the player is assisted by the dealer. Each player must ensure that any
				instructions given to the dealer regarding the placement of wagers are
				correctly carried out.
(d) All
				wagers shall be placed prior to the dealer announcing "No more bets" in
				accordance with the dealing procedure in
				13:69F-13.5(b).
(e) A wager shall be settled strictly in
				accordance with its position on the layout when the dice come to rest.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 13 - MINI-DICE › Section 13:69F-13.5 - Procedures for opening and dealing the game

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(a) Prior to
				opening the mini-dice table for gaming activity, the floorperson assigned to
				the mini-dice table shall inspect the mini-dice shaker to ensure that the
				device is in proper working order.
(b) The dealer shall announce "No more bets"
				immediately prior to shaking the mini-dice shaker.
(c) Once "No more bets" has been announced,
				the dealer shall place the cover on the mini-dice shaker and shake it at least
				three times so as to cause a random mixture of the dice.
(d) The dealer shall then offer the mini-dice
				shaker to the player immediately to the left of the dealer. If that player
				rejects the shaker, the dealer shall then offer the shaker to each of the other
				players in turn moving clockwise around the table until one of the players
				accepts the shaker.
1. If a player accepts
				the mini-dice shaker, the player shall shake it at least three times and
				immediately return the shaker to the dealer.
2. If none of the players accepts the
				mini-dice shaker, the dealer shall accept the shaker on behalf of the players
				and shake it at least three more times.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 13 - MINI-DICE › Section 13:69F-13.6 - Payout odds; vigorish prohibited

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(a) The payout
				odds for winning wagers at mini-dice printed on any layout or in any brochure
				or other publication distributed by a casino licensee shall be stated through
				the use of the word "to" or "win," and no odds shall be stated through the use
				of the word "for."
(b) A casino
				licensee shall pay off winning wagers at no less than the odds listed below. A
				casino licensee may pay off winning wagers at higher odds than those listed
				below provided that such odds are uniform within the casino and the casino
				simulcasting facility.
Wager
Payout
						  Odds
Place Bet 4 to Win
9 to 5
Place Bet 5 to Win
7 to 5
Place Bet 6 to Win
7 to 6
Place Bet 8 to Win
7 to 6
Place Bet 9 to Win
7 to 5
Place Bet 10 to Win
9 to 5
Field Bets (3, 4, 9, 10, 11)
1 to 1
Field Bets (2 and 12)
2 to 1
Any 7
4 to 1
Over 7
1 to 1
Under 7
1 to 1
1. No casino
				licensee or its employees shall accept any wager that, because of the amount
				thereof, cannot be paid at the odds permitted by (b) above.
2. No casino licensee shall charge any
				percentage fee or vigorish to a player making any wager in the game of
				mini-dice.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 13 - MINI-DICE › Section 13:69F-13.7 - Voluntary or compulsory relinquishment of the dice shaker

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(a) After each
				shake of the dice is completed and the bets are settled, the person who
				accepted the mini-dice shaker pursuant to
				13:69F-13.5(d) 
				may either retain or pass the right to shake the mini-dice shaker after the
				dealer, except that:
1. If the person is a
				player:
i. The shaker shall be passed after
				the player shakes a 7; and
ii. The
				floorperson may order the shaker to be passed if the player unreasonably delays
				the game, repeatedly makes invalid shakes, or violates either the Casino
				Control Act or the regulations of the Division; or
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 14 - POKER › Section 13:69F-14.2 - Cards; number of decks

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(a) Poker shall
				be played with one deck of cards with backs of the same color and design and
				one additional cover card. The cover card shall be opaque and in a solid color
				readily distinguishable from the color of the backs and edges of the playing
				cards. Two decks of cards shall be maintained for use at each poker table at
				all times. Each deck maintained at the poker table shall be visually
				distinguishable in some manner from the other deck. While one deck is in use,
				the other deck shall be stored in a designated area pursuant to
				13:69E-1.13E, unless an automated
				card shuffling device is being used.
(b) Each deck of cards maintained at the
				poker table may be rotated in and out of play; provided, however, that no deck
				of cards shall be used at the table for more than three hours without the
				dealer or floorperson placing the 52 cards into suit and sequence. All decks
				opened for use on a poker table shall be changed at least every six
				hours.
(c) Each gaming day, decks
				of cards with distinguishable card backings as required by
				13:69E-1.17(j) 
				shall be distributed among all open poker tables in a manner determined by the
				poker shift supervisor or supervisor thereof. The distribution of decks among
				tables shall consider, at a minimum, the table limits, the location of the
				table and the type of poker available at each table and shall be intended to
				ensure the integrity of gaming at poker.
(d) If an automated card shuffling device is
				being used, a casino licensee shall use both decks of cards, and:
1. The backs of the cards in the two decks
				shall be of different colors;
2.
				One deck shall be shuffled by the automated card shuffling device while the
				other deck is being dealt or used to play the game; and
3. Both decks shall be continuously
				alternated in and out of play, with each deck being used for every other round
				of play.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 14 - POKER › Section 13:69F-14.3 - Poker rankings

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(a) The rank of
				the cards used in all types of poker other than low poker, for the
				determination of winning hands, in order of highest to lowest rank, shall be:
				ace, king, queen, jack, 10, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, and
				two. All suits shall be considered equal in rank. Notwithstanding the
				foregoing, an ace may be used to complete a "straight flush" or a "straight"
				formed with, as applicable, a two and three (in a three-card poker hand) or a
				two, three, four, and five (in a five-card poker hand).
(b) The permissible high poker hands in poker
				games that result in a five-card hand, in order of highest to lowest rank,
				shall be:
1. "Royal flush" is a hand
				consisting of an ace, king, queen, jack, and 10 of the same suit;
2. "Straight flush" is a hand consisting of
				five cards of the same suit in consecutive ranking, with king, queen, jack, 10,
				and nine being the highest ranking straight flush and ace, two, three, four and
				five being the lowest ranking straight flush;
3. "Four-of-a-kind" is a hand consisting of
				four cards of the same rank regardless of suit, with four aces being the
				highest ranking four-of-a-kind and four twos being the lowest ranking
				four-of-a-kind;
4. "Full house" is
				a hand consisting of "three-of-a-kind" and a "pair," with three aces and two
				kings being the highest ranking full house and three twos and two threes being
				the lowest ranking full house;
5.
				"Flush" is a hand consisting of five cards of the same suit;
6. "Straight" is a hand consisting of five
				cards of consecutive rank, regardless of suit, with an ace, king, queen, jack
				and 10 being the highest ranking straight and an ace, two, three, four, and
				five being the lowest ranking straight; provided, however, that an ace may not
				be combined with any other sequence of cards for purposes of determining a
				winning hand (for example, queen, king, ace, two, three);
7. "Three-of-a-kind" is a hand consisting of
				three cards of the same rank regardless of suit, with three aces being the
				highest ranking three-of-a-kind and three twos being the lowest ranking
				three-of-a-kind;
8. "Two pairs" is
				a hand consisting of two "pairs," with two aces and two kings being the highest
				ranking two pair and two threes and two twos being the lowest ranking two pair;
				and
9. "One pair" is a hand
				consisting of two cards of the same rank, regardless of suit, with two aces
				being the highest ranking pair and two twos being the lowest ranking
				pair.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 14 - POKER › Section 13:69F-14.4 - Opening the table for gaming

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(a) After
				receiving two decks of cards at the table, in accordance with
				13:69E-1.18 and
				13:69F-14.2, the dealer shall, as
				applicable, comply with the requirements of either
				13:69E-1.18(e)1 and (b) through
				(c) below or the requirements of
				13:69E-1.18(e)2 and
				(r).
(b) Following the inspection of the cards by
				the dealer and the verification by the floorperson or supervisor thereof, the
				cards shall be spread out face up on the table for visual inspection by the
				first two players to be seated at the table. The cards shall be spread out
				according to suit and in sequence.
(c) Immediately prior to the commencement of
				play and not before a minimum of two players are afforded an opportunity to
				visually inspect the cards from each deck at the table, each deck shall be
				separately turned face down on the table, mixed thoroughly by a "washing" or
				"chemmy shuffle" of the cards and stacked. Each deck of cards shall be shuffled
				in accordance with
				13:69F-14.5.
1. If an automated shuffling device is not
				being used, one of the decks shall be cut in accordance with
				13:69F-14.5 and the other deck
				shall be maintained pursuant to
				13:69E-1.13E for subsequent use
				pursuant to
				13:69F-14.2. In the alternative, a
				casino licensee may wash, shuffle and cut only the deck intended for immediate
				use and maintain the other deck pursuant to
				13:69E-1.13E. Upon rotation
				pursuant to
				13:69F-14.2, the other deck shall
				be washed, shuffled and cut in accordance with the requirements herein and
				13:69F-14.5.
2. If an automated shuffling device is being
				used, one of the decks shall be cut in accordance with
				13:69F-14.5 and the other deck
				shall be placed or left in the automated shuffler for the next round of play.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 14 - POKER › Section 13:69F-14.5 - Shuffle and cut of the cards

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(a) Immediately
				prior to commencement of play, unless the cards were pre-shuffled pursuant to
				13:69E-1.18(r),
				and after the completion of each round of play, the dealer shall shuffle the
				entire deck of cards, either manually or by use of an automated card shuffling
				device, so that they are randomly intermixed. Upon completion of the shuffle,
				the dealer or device shall place the deck of cards in a single stack.
(b) After the cards have been shuffled,
				stacked, and placed on the table in front of the dealer, the dealer shall,
				using one hand, cut the deck by:
1. Placing
				the cover card on the table in front of the deck of cards;
2. Taking a stack of at least 10 cards from
				the top of the deck and placing them on top of the cover card; and
3. Then placing the cards remaining in the
				deck on top of the stack of cards that were cut and placed on the cover card
				pursuant to (b)2 above.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 14 - POKER › Section 13:69F-14.7 - Wagers

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(a) Only
				players who are seated at the poker table may be permitted to receive cards and
				participate in each betting round.
(b) Depending upon the particular type of
				poker game being dealt, a player may be required to:
1. Place an ante prior to receiving any
				cards;
2. Place a predetermined
				blind bet prior to receiving any cards; or
3. Place a forced bet to initiate a betting
				round based on that player's up-card.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69F - RULES OF THE GAMES › Subchapter 14 - POKER › Section 13:69F-14.8 - Types of permissible poker games

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(a) A casino
				licensee may offer the following types of poker games:
1. Seven-card stud (high, low, high-low
				split, and high-low split eight or better);
2. Hold 'em (high);
3. Omaha (high, high-low split eight, or
				better);
4. Five-card draw (high
				and low);
5. Five-card stud
				(high);
6. Mambo stud (high-low
				split six or better); and
7.
				Badugi.