A video poker game where the deuce is a wild card.
The first round of betting in seven-card stud. So-called because the player has three cards at this point.
Australian and New Zealand slange for a video poker machine.
A disc that indicates whether a point has been established and marks the point if it has.
Slang for three 10s.
A bet on the three numbers in one of the 12 rows. E.g. 7, 8 and 9.
A situation where the player has an advantage over the casino. The opposite of an underlay.
In Texas hold'em, the last round of betting after the final community card is dealt. In stud, the third round of betting after each player has received their fifth card.
A game in which the odds are known to the gambler beforehand, e.g. wagering a sporting event.
A bet on the six numbers in two adjacent rows. E.g. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12.
A classic three-card game in which the player tries to pick out a specified card after three cards are placed face down and moved around.
Another word for a card.
Three cards to a straight flush. Also called terce.
Another term for slot machines.
A bet on the 12 numbers between 27 and 33 on the wheel: 27,13,36,11,30,8,23,10,5,24,16,33.
A bonus for certain four-of-a-kinds, sometimes with a specific fifth card as well.
The total amount of money bet in a casino.
The button a player presses to cash out their money from a machine.
French for a straight-up bet, i.e. on a single number. Pays 35 to 1.
Another word for a raise.
A player who consistently makes small bets and/or takes minimal risk while playing. In some games, such as poker, this strategy may lead to small but consistent winnings. When thinking systematically about the game and trying to improve the way they play, grinders may accumulate some capital slowly but steadily. Hardcore poker grinders may show high levels of skill and control and use poker as a source of income. In other games, e.g. Craps, grinding leads to an overall loss over time.
Some people consider grinding a boring playing method, which does not provide enough monetary reward. For others, it is a relatively cheap and easy way to relax and maybe even to make a nice little profit. Please see the list of casinos that also have poker rooms.
Antonym: High Roller
1) In blackjack, the option of not playing a hand and losing half one's bet;
2) In roulette, losing half an even money bet (e.g. black or red) when the ball lands on 0 or 00 (which are the only green numbers).
A roll of 2. Also known as snake eyes.
A security measure taken by online casinos to protect data from hackers.
See also: Sharker, Sharper, or Cardsharp
A one-roll bet that a 7 will be rolled. Caters to the superstition that saying "seven" will make it roll.
Slang for $25 chips.
Making a pair by matching a hole card with the highest card on the board.
A roll of 4, 6, 8 or 10 where the dice have different values. E.g. 6 and 2 is an easy 8 (vs a hard 8: 4 and 4).
In some countries, a government organization which oversees casinos and takes care of complaints against them.
French for a corner bet, i.e. placing a bet on the corner where four numbers meet. If any of the numbers is the winner, the bet pays 8 to 1.