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BABIESsmall value cards. BACCARATA card game where the winning hand totals closest to 9 discounting all units of 10. Originating from the game, Chemin de Fer. BACK LINESee Don. t Pass Line. BAGAn English casino term for thousand, e.g., 5 bag = 5 thousand. BANKERIn a card game, dealer or the players who books the action of the other bettors at the table. BANKROLLThe amount of money a player has for one gaming session. BAR THE 12Makes the 12 a push on the Don't Pass Bar. BASEArea on the dice table where the majority of bets are made and paid. BASE DEALERDice dealer in charge of one of the bases. |
BASIC STRATEGYThe mathematically correct way to play any game. BETWager BETTING LIMITSIn a table game, the minimum and maximum amounts of money that you can wager on one bet. You cannot wager less than the minimum or more than the maximum amount posted. BETTING RIGHTBetting on the Pass Line or with the shooter. BETTING WRONGBetting on the Don't Pass or against the shooter. BIG BLINDThe minimum bet on the first round of betting. BINGO MARKERA crayon or ink dauber that is used to cover the numbers on a bingo game card. BLACKThe most common colour used for $100 chips. BLACKJACKA card game where players try to beat the dealer by getting closest to 21 without going over. BLIND BETA bet made without looking at your cards. |
BETTORUS term for person placing a bet. BLUFFIn poker, players bluff when raising with a weak hand in hopes of driving out players with stronger hands.Tricking the other players into thinking that you have a really good hand. BOARDIn poker, the community cards dealt face-up in the centre of the table are referred to as on the 'board'. BOATAnother term for a full house. BONEAnother name for a chip. BOOKTo accept a bet. BOOK PERCENTAGEThis term refers to how much of a profit margin there is in a particular market for a bookmaker. BOXArea of the dice table controlled by the boxman. BOXMANThe casino employee in charge of the craps table. The boxman sits between the base dealers. |
BREAKTo exceed 21. BREAK EVEN POINTThe break-even point is the point at which if you played forever, the bets you made would approximately equal the payoffs you'd receive. BRING-INIn seven-card stud, the bring-in is a mandatory bet made by the player with the lowest upcard in the first round of betting. BUCKA $100 wager. BUGA joker. BULLETAn ace. BUMPTo raise. BURN CARDIn card games, the card temporarily removed from play. After a shuffle and cut, one card is placed on the bottom of the deck or in the discard tray, which is called burning the card. BUSTTo go over 21. BUTTONIn poker, a small plastic disc used as a marker that is moved from player to player after each hand to designate the dealer position. BY MEA verbal statement in draw poker that a player is not exchanging any cards. |
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