Keno Act 1996
sec.147Player accounts
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sec.147 Player accounts
A keno licensee may establish a player account for a person for use by the person in playing keno games conducted by the licensee under the keno licence. The person may deposit amounts into the player account in advance of playing a keno game using any 1, or a combination, of the following payment methods— cash; a cheque; a payment method approved by the chief executive. The keno licensee may, up to the value of the amount for the time being standing to the person’s credit in the player account, do any 1, or a combination, of the following things— issue keno tickets to the person for keno games conducted by the licensee under the keno licence; pay cash to the person; pay the person using another payment method approved by the chief executive. In working out the amount for the time being standing to a person’s credit in a player account, the amount of a cheque deposited in the account must not be taken into account until it has been cleared. s 147 amd 2009 No. 41 s 58 ; 2022 No. 23 s 84 (sec.147-ssec.1) A keno licensee may establish a player account for a person for use by the person in playing keno games conducted by the licensee under the keno licence. (sec.147-ssec.2) The person may deposit amounts into the player account in advance of playing a keno game using any 1, or a combination, of the following payment methods— cash; a cheque; a payment method approved by the chief executive. (sec.147-ssec.3) The keno licensee may, up to the value of the amount for the time being standing to the person’s credit in the player account, do any 1, or a combination, of the following things— issue keno tickets to the person for keno games conducted by the licensee under the keno licence; pay cash to the person; pay the person using another payment method approved by the chief executive. (sec.147-ssec.4) In working out the amount for the time being standing to a person’s credit in a player account, the amount of a cheque deposited in the account must not be taken into account until it has been cleared.
- (a) cash;
- (b) a cheque;
- (c) a payment method approved by the chief executive.
- (a) issue keno tickets to the person for keno games conducted by the licensee under the keno licence;
- (b) pay cash to the person;
- (c) pay the person using another payment method approved by the chief executive.