South Australian Consolidated Acts (1) Any house, office,
room, or place—
(a)
which is used for the playing therein of any unlawful game; or
(b)
which is used for the purpose of enabling any person or persons to bet with
others or with one another, or to pay or receive money or valuable
consideration in respect of any bet on events which have not happened, whether
made in or at such house, office, room, or place, or elsewhere; or
(c)
which is occupied by any company or club having for its object or one of its
objects the enabling of shareholders or members thereof to make bets or pay or
receive money in respect of bets on events which have not happened, whether so
made either amongst themselves or with other persons not necessarily being
shareholders or members,
shall be deemed to be a common gaming-house.
(2) A house, office,
room, or place where an unlawful game is carried on shall be deemed to be a
common gaming-house, notwithstanding that the same is open only for the use of
subscribers or of members or shareholders of any particular club or company,
and is not open to all persons desirous of using the same.