Casino Lingo

A card game, similar to Spanish 21, played in Australia

A game based on chance odds of having five numbers on a playing card that forms an accepted pattern, such as a row, as it is called out randomly.
 

Slang for a gambling Bookmaker

Card counting – is the act of strategically keeping a mental tally of which cards have been thrown out of a deck of cards, as opposed to which one’s have not.

A variant of the casino card game Baccarat

a casino game played with two, 6-sided dice on a felt covered table.

A person distributing cards during a card game. A casino gaming floor employee working individually or in a group operating gambling table games.

A wager where the winning payout is $1 for each $1 wagered.

Football Pool- Is a betting pool predicting winning football teams, in which the winnings are divided and shared amongst the winners.
 

Any exotic racing bet or casino side bet.

A card that is dealt face down in blackjack or poker games.

The top prize in a gambling games, such as slot machines, progressive jackpots and lotteries.

A casino card game where players wager against the house rather than each other.

A receipt signed by a casino player for accessing a line of credit from the house.

A type of poker, similar to Texas Hold'em where players are dealt 4 down cards and share 5 community cards.

A group of card games that share betting rules and hand rankings, with a number of exceptions

Poker Table – A poker table is a piece of furniture exclusively used when playing the card game of poker.

Progression Betting – Is a formula based theorem, which is used in wagering.
 

a casino game that uses a numbered wheel, spinning on a verticle axis and a ball to determine the random outcome of the game.

A card game, similar to Blackjack, but without 10 cards in the decks

A game associated most commonly with horse racing, or promotional advertising. The stake is divided among the winning stakeholders and relies on chance odds, not skill.
 

The line. Wager line – Is referring to either an agreed upon hypothetical line, or an actual line that is marked out, surrounding and defining ‘the wager pot’.

A pair in Texas Hold'em where the face value of the cards is less than the highest value community card.

The fee charged by a bookmaker for handling the bet.

Slang for Eleven, usually at a craps table