Western Australian Consolidated Regulations Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) In these
regulations, video lottery terminal means a device which displays
electronically on a video screen a depiction of a card displaying symbols, by
reference to which prizes in the game played may be won.
(2) The possession or
use of a video lottery terminal is unlawful unless the conditions in
subregulations (3), (4), (5), (6), (7), (8) and (9) are met.
(3) A video lottery
terminal must not —
(a)
provide a means of direct cash pay out; or
(b)
allow more than 4 different kinds ( series ) of the same type of game to be
played at any one time.
(4) A video lottery
terminal shall not be constructed or adapted so as to be playable by means of
the insertion of any cash, other than of the amount determined from time to
time by the Commission.
(5) A video lottery
terminal shall not dispense to the person playing the device any thing other
than, where the card displayed electronically by the device constitutes a
winning score, a prize docket evidencing the amount of the win.
(6) A prize docket
evidencing a win on a video lottery terminal shall be exchangeable with a
person authorised by the permit holder for cash equal to the amount displayed
on that docket.
(7) A video lottery
terminal shall be located in premises approved by the Commission and specified
in a permit issued in respect of that device, and not elsewhere.
(8) The total value of
the prize dockets a video lottery terminal is designed to distribute shall
comprise 70% of the total cash received by the device.
(9) Of the total
amount of cash received by a video lottery terminal 3.25% shall be paid to the
Commission, to be distributed in the manner set out in section 104G(2) of
the Gaming and Wagering Commission Act 1987 3 .
[Regulation 18AA inserted in Gazette
15 Dec 1995 p. 6124‑5; amended in Gazette
28 Jun 1996 p. 3099; 23 Jun 2000 p. 3208.]