Spots on a card, the number of them being the value of the card.
An area containing a group of table games. Larger casinos have multiple pits.
A supervisor in charge of a pit. Also known as a pit manager.
A bet on 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10. It pays each time that number is rolled, and is lost when a 7 is rolled. A player should "buy" the 4 or 10 instead for a better payout.
The numbers 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10.
a bonus that is offered by a casino for playing purposes only and which cannot be withdrawn from the player's account.
Synonym: Sticky Bonus, Non-cashable Bonus
Antonym: Cashable Bonus
A player uses all five community cards to make their hand, since their hole cards are useless.
The bettor or gambler.
A ranking based on an estimate of how much the player is betting (and theoretically losing to the house). Used to award comps.