36Restricted use of player account cards

36 Restricted use of player account cards (a) the licensee allows a player account card to be used in a cashless gaming system on authorised premises operated by the licensee; and (b) the card was not issued by the licensee— (i) at the authorised premises; or (ii) at other authorised premises operated by the licensee.

Section 37 page 30 Gaming Machine Regulation 2004 37 Restricted use of cashless gaming cards other than player account cards (a) the licensee allows a cashless gaming card (other than a player account card) to be used in a cashless gaming system on authorised premises operated by the licensee; and (b) the card was not issued by the licensee at the licensee’s premises.

Linked-jackpot arrangements generally Division 8.1 Section 39 Division 8.1 Linked-jackpot arrangements generally 39 Application—div 8.1 This division applies in relation to a linked-jackpot arrangement under a single-user approval or multi-user permit. 40 Definitions—pt 8 link equipment—equipment is link equipment if the equipment allows a gaming machine to access a linked-jackpot arrangement. single-user approval means an approval under the Act, section 134. 41 Arrangement to operate under pt 8—Act, s 134 (3) (b) and s 135 (3) (d) A linked-jackpot arrangement must operate in accordance with this part. 42 Percentage of turnover set aside and reset value (1) The application for approval to operate a linked-jackpot arrangement must contain a statement of— (a) the percentage of the turnover of each gaming machine in the arrangement to be set aside for payment of linked jackpots under the arrangement; and (b) the reset value for each gaming machine. (2) If the approval is given by the commission, each gaming machine that is part of the linked-jackpot arrangement must set aside the stated percentage of the stake for the payment of linked jackpots.

Section 43 page 32 Gaming Machine Regulation 2004