The count of a hand in which any ace (if present) must be valued as a 1 to avoid busting. E.g. A86, K7. In a soft hand, an ace can be either 1 or 11.
Betting that a number will be rolled with matching dice (e.g. each die showing 2 to make a 4), before the number is rolled another way (e.g. a 3 and a 1) or a 7 comes.
A bet placed against a player's original wager to reduce risk. E.g. the insurance bet in blackjack to lock in a sure profit.
An ace or a face card (but not the 10) in video poker.
Also known as Casino Whale. A player who bets large amounts of money and plays high table limits. High rollers get large amounts of comp points from the casinos. Brick-and -mortar casinos attract high rollers with charter plane transfers, limousine drives and best suites in the casino hotels. There are special rooms with high stake tables in some casinos exclusively for high rollers. Online casinos may offer special bonuses and big prizes to high rollers such as trips to some nice destinations and casino cruises.
Some people open large credit lines in a brick-and-mortar casino to make it look like they are high rollers. Casino hosts know about these tricks. They watch how much these people bet and then decide whether they are high rollers and deserve all the perks. Many high rollers bet black chips only.
Examples:
After a big loss, the casino staff started treating me like I was a high roller.
High rollers occupied all the best suites in this casino hotel.
Antonym: Grinder
See also: VIP
$10,000 in chips.
A player decision to take another card in blackjack. Also the card received.