LOTTERY SYSTEM
1. There is established a lottery system operated in the State casinos and known by the name of “casino”. It includes card games, roulette, keno, slot machines, dice games, wheel of fortune, which are governed by this Regulation.
D. 1253-93, a. 1; D. 1675-95, a. 1; D. 111-2000, a. 1; D. 928-2000, a. 1; D. 1033-2007, a. 1.
2. The Society of Québec’s casinos must set the rules for each game available to the public who frequent the places where casino games are operated.
D. 1253-93, a. 2.
3. The minimum and maximum bets made by the Company shall be respected.
In this Regulation, by Company, Quebec Lottery, also known under the name of “Loto-Quebec or any of its subsidiaries whose objects relate to the operation of casino games.
D. 1253-93, a. 3.
4. For table games, a player makes his bet using coupons, chips or plaques put at his disposal for that purpose by the Company. For slot machines, unless it be of a tournament, a player uses Canadian currency or tokens issued by the Company, as applicable. A release on parole can not be accepted.
D. 1253-93, a. 4, D. 1675-95, a. 2.
5. No credit, in any form whatsoever, may be granted by the Company.
D. 1253-93, a. 5.
DIVISION II
CARD GAMES
6. The decks used for a casino game must contain 52 cards each, unless the rules of a game provide a different number of cards. Each card must be the same shape and size as the others that are used at the table. The back of each card must be identical to others and must not contain any mark, any symbol or any design that distinguishes it in any way whatsoever to the backs of other cards. In addition, the back of a card must not allow a person to identify an item printed on its face.
D. 1253-93, a. 6, D. 1033-2007, a. 2.
7. The cards must be shuffled to ensure that their order of presentation during a game is unpredictable. If 1 or 2 decks of cards are used, the cards are mixed mechanically with the exception of pai gow poker, poker poker grand prize and the Caribbean where the cards can be mixed manually.
D. 1253-93, a. 7; D. 1675-95, a. 3.
8. Once they are shuffled, the cards are placed in a shoe. If 1 or 2 decks of cards are used, the equipment used to mix the cards must also be a shoe. When the card appears off in the shoe, the cards must be reshuffled at the end of the current game. If a pack of cards is used, the cards must be shuffled after each round when there are 4 or more players at the table and, with two towers, where three or fewer players at the table, except pai gow poker, poker poker grand prize and the Caribbean where they are mixed with each turn.
D. 1253-93, a. 8; D. 1675-95, a. 4.
9. The minimum and maximum bets allowed for the Company to each table game cards must be indicated and respected. Except as provided in sections 21.1, 21.2, 21.3, 21.4, 23-25, 26.1 and 66 for blackjack, multi-action blackjack, Super Pan 9 and Red Dog, the limit for the maximum is by hand, while at baccarat, poker grand prize, Caribbean poker and pai gow poker, it is by location.
D. 1253-93, a. 9, D. 1675-95, a. Five; D. 928-2000, a. 2.
10. Putting a player who did not participate in the first game of a shoe may be refused by the dealer until the cards are reshuffled, placing a player who, after betting on a game, did not participate in a game subsequent may be refused until the cards are reshuffled. Putting a player who does not bet on the first game of a shoe can be minimized to the gaming table
D. 1253-93, a. 10.
11. A player is responsible for calculating the score of his hand. It must verify the accuracy of the score announced by the croupier.
D. 1253-93, a. 11.
12. Except for the pai gow poker, the Grand baccarat, poker great price, Caribbean Poker and Super Pan 9, only the dealer can touch the cards.
D. 1253-93, a. 12; D. 1675-95, a. 6.
§ 1. Blackjack
13. Blackjack is played using 1-8 decks of cards. All cards have the value appearing on their face except face cards which count for 10 and the ace can be 1 or 11, as the player’s choice.
D. 1253-93, a. 13; D. 1675-95, a. 7.
14. A hand that contains an ace that counts as 11 and not exceeding 21, is known as a “mainfacile” other hands which do not exceed 21, are called “difficult”.
D. 1253-93, a. 14.
15. Blackjack is a hand consisting of two cards, an ace and a card with a value of 10, except the hands where there was a sharing.
D. 1253-93, a. 15.
16. The maximum number of players allowed at a blackjack table is the number of sites for updates on the carpet. Moreover, the cards are only distributed to players seated or up to 7 people.
A player can bet up to the hand of a player on the condition that set the maximum bet per hand is respected. A player who put up the hand of a seated player can give him advice or instructions. It is bound by the decisions the player on, except that he is not obliged to follow the player sitting if then take the insurance, split or double.
A seated player can play more than one hand if the seats adjacent to the table are not occupied.
D. 1253-93, a. 16.
17. A player must place his wager before the first card game is dealt from the shoe. Putting a player per hand must respect the limits indicated in the table gaming Except as provided in Articles 23-25 and 26.1, no bet can be made, altered or withdrawn after the distribution of the first map Thurs
D. 1253-93, a. 17; D. 1675-1695, a. 8.
18. The wager wins if:
1 ° the value of the player’s hand is 21 or less and the dealer exceeds 21;
2 the value of the player’s hand exceeds that of the dealer without exceeding 21;
3 the value of the player’s hand is a blackjack while the dealer gets 21 points with more than 2 cards.
D. 1253-93, a. 18.
18.1. Provided that the table indicates, the setting is also wins if:
1 player’s hand consists of three cards each having the value of 7;
2 the player’s hand consists of three cards of the same color which has a value of 6, 7 and the other the other 8.
D. 1675-95, a. 9.
19. Subject to paragraph 3 of Article 18, Article 18.1 and Article 20, a bet is zero when the value of the player’s hand equals that of the dealer.
D. 1253-93, a. 19; D. 1675-95, a. 10.
20. The bet loses if the value of the player’s hand is 21 with more than 2 cards and the dealer has blackjack. If the player has split his hand or doubled up, this is only the original bet is lost.
D. 1253-93, a. 20.
21. A winning wager is paid in equal except for a blackjack is paid 3 to 2, or if a development referred to in subsection 1 of section 18.1, which is paid 3 2, or placing under subsection 2 of section 18.1, which is paid 2-1.
D. 1253-93, a. 21; D. 1675-95, a. 11.
21.1. Provided that the table suggests, the player may, in addition to the initial wager under section 17 and before the dealer announces “Rien ne va plus” make an additional wager which wins if the total value of his first two cards is 12-16. The additional bet can not be for an amount greater than his initial wager. A winning additional wager is paid to equality unless his first two cards are two aces or two eights, in which case it is paid 2-1.







