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Cage
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The section of the casino usually behind a cage where you buy or exchange your chips from cash
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Call
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In the game of poker to match other players bet with the same amount
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Call Bet
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In the game of baccarat a bet made by announcing it rather than by laying money on the table
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Caller
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In the game of baccarat the person who announces the outcome of a hand. Or in bingo the person who calls the numbers
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Calling Station
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In poker a player who doesn’t raise very often
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C and E
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In the game of craps a bet on the total of the roll adding up to 2,3,11 or 12
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Capped Pot
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In poker when there is a maximum number of bets allowed in each betting round
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Capping a Bet
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Adding more chips to your winning bet when the dealer is not looking so that they have to payout more
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Card Counting
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A method in the game of blackjack where the player remembers which cards have already been dealt in order to shift the odds of winning in the players favour
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Carousel
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A group of slot machines put together of the same type in a casino which are usually linked to a progressive jackpot
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Case Bet
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The final bet a player makes before he runs out of chips
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Cash In
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To convert casino chips to money
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Casino Host
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An employee at the casino who's job at the casino is to look after the high rollers
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Casino Manager
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The person with overall control of the casino floor
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Catch
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1. The numbers selected by a keno player that match the ones selected by the keno machine
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In poker when you obtain the card your hand requires
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Centrefield
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The position at the centre of a blackjack table where a player may sit
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Change |
In baccarat a call by the dealer used when there has been a tie
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Chasing |
Betting steadily more money in order to win back money you have already lost
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Check Blind |
In poker when a player checks their hand without looking at their cards
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Check/Checking |
In the game of poker when a player wants to stay in the game but does not yet want to make a bet
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Checks |
Alternative name for casino chips
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Check Rack |
The tray which sits in by the dealer where the chips are stored
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Check Racker |
A second dealer in the game of roulette who assists in paying out winnings and clearing away chips
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Chip |
A circular usually plastic disc used in casinos to bet with |
Chunk |
To make a very large bet in one go
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Cinch Hand |
In poker a hand that is unbeatable
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Clapper |
A strip of plastic at the top of the big six wheel which when it stops in a particular slot on the wheel denotes the winner
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Clocking |
Watching the results of a casino game
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