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third base |
In blackjack, the spot nearest the dealer's right hand, which will be played last before the dealer's hand is played. |
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third street |
In seven-card stud, the first round of betting is called third street because the players have three cards. |
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three of a kind |
Three cards of the same rank. |
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toke |
A tip given to the dealer in the form of money or chips. |
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touch wand |
A pointing device used on some video keno machines to select numbers. |
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trey |
A three |
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trips |
In poker, three of a kind. |
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true odds |
The ratio of the number of times one event will occur to the number of times another event will occur. The odds posted in a casino are usually not the true odds. |
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two pair |
In poker, a hand consisting of two sets of pairs and a singleton. |
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underlay |
A bad bet; an event that has more money bet on its happening than can be justified by the probability of it happening. |
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upcard |
In the blackjack dealer's hand, the card that is face-up for all the players to see before they play their hands. |
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vigorish |
The fee, or commission taken by the house. |
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VIP |
A big bettor that is worthy of full complimentary treatment. |
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way ticket |
In keno, a ticket that groups different numbers to create more than one way to win. |
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white |
The most common color used for $1 chips. |
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wild card |
A joker or other card that can be used as any other card to complete your hand.
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