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Decoding Casino Slang: A Glossary For New Players

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Walking into a casino can feel like entering a foreign country where everyone speaks a completely different language.


Before sitting down at a high-stakes table, you should familiarize yourself with these common phrases.

Slang Related to Bankrolls and Bets

The term 'bankroll' refers strictly to the funds you are willing to risk on the casino floor.


If someone refers to a 'whale,' they are talking about an incredibly wealthy player who bets massive amounts.

'Toke' is the casino slang for a tip given to the dealer'Color up' means exchanging your small denomination chips for larger ones before leaving'Comp' refers to free gifts, rooms, or meals given by the casino to reward your play
Important Phrases for Specific Games

In Blackjack, 'busting' means your card total has exceeded 21, resulting in an automatic loss.


In Craps, the 'shooter' is the person currently rolling the dice, and a 'snake eyes' is a roll of two.

PhraseUsageExplanationHit MeBlackjackA request for another card from the dealerLet it RideGeneral BettingLeaving your winnings on the table for the next bet

Do not be afraid to ask the dealer to explain a term if you are confused; they are there to help.