58 Pa. Code § 603a.18 - Pai Gow tiles; physical characteristics
(a) Pai Gow shall be played with a set of 32
rectangular tiles. Each tile in a set must be identical in size and shading to
every other tile in the set.
(b)
Each tile used must:
(1) Be made of a
nontransparent black material, formed in the shape of a rectangle, and be no
smaller than 2 1/2 inches in length, 1 inch in width and 3/8 inch in
thickness.
(2) Have the surface of
each of its sides perfectly flat, except that the front side of each tile must
contain spots which extend into the tile exactly the same distance as every
other spot.
(3) Have on the back or
front of each tile an identifying feature unique to each certificate
holder.
(4) Have an identical
texture and finish on each side, with the exception of the front side
containing the spots.
(5) Have no
tile within a set contain any markings, symbols or designs that would enable a
patron to know the identity of any element on the front side of the tile or
that would distinguish any tile from any other tile within a set.
(6) Have identifying spots on the front side
of the tiles which are either red or white, or both.
(c) Pai Gow tiles may not be utilized in a
licensed facility unless a detailed schematic depicting the actual size and
identifying feature on the tiles has been submitted to the Bureau of Gaming
Operations in accordance with §
601a.10(a)
(relating to approval of table game layouts, signage and equipment).
(d) Each set of tiles shall be packaged
separately and sealed in accordance with §
603a.19 (relating to Pai Gow
tiles; receipt, storage, inspection and removal from use).
Notes
This section cited in 58 Pa. Code § 621a.3 (relating to Pai Gow tiles; ranking of hands, pairs and tiles; value of the hand).
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