For example when you are done at the table and u want to change your chips to a bigger denomination. And what do u say when u want to tip the dealer, things like that.
Maverick780 on Sep 1, 2011 Said:
Well, if you want to change your chips to a larger denomination you ask the dealer to “color up” as for the tip just throw a chip in front of the dealer and they will know what it is for
dsonyx650 on Sep 1, 2011 Said:
You can ask to color up.
When you want to tip the dealer just give them to him/her and say thank you.
I only know more poker terms.
Check means you don’t want to bet/free bet.
Call means you want to match the current bet.
Raise means to at least double the current bet.
Fold means you don’t want to call the current bet.
CoveEnt on Sep 1, 2011 Said:
For Craps, there are too many to list, but here are some of the more common ones.
Yo – The eleven. Common use is the “Horn high yo.” with a $5 bet. This is a bet of one dollar on the 2,3 and 12 with a two dollar bet on the yo or 11.
For the boys – This is a bet that is placed and if it wins, the Dealers get the winnings as a tip.
Center Field – The number 9. It is the middle number on the table in the field bet area.
Snake eyes – Everyone should know this one, it is the 2.
Box Cars – The number 12, being double sixes.
On the hop – Used on a bet that normally is a ongoing bet, but you want to bet that it will win on the next roll. Pays better odds.
Hard ways and Easy ways – Hard way is to get a double on a number for a even number, like double 5 for a ten instead of a 6 and a 4. Easu ways are the non-hard ways.
and of course …
Let it ride – This is in any game when you want the winnings from the last round, hand, spin, or roll to be the bet on the next one.
For poker things are more animated rather than spoken.
Checking is done by either tapping your cards or knocking the table with your knuckle of the hand not holding the cards.
Folding is done by sliding the cards, either face up or face down, your choice, to the dealer. (I think face up is considered rude as it may hinder another player’s bluffing tactic.)
All In – sliding all your chips to the betting area and announcing your intention. Depending on the situation, the pot may be split up for the different players and the timing in the game.
For blackjack, they like you to use gestures because the video cameras in the casino do not record sound very well, so it is important to use the gestures.
Hit me – getting another card by tapping the cards in a face up game with your index finger, or if you are holding your cards, use them like a rake raking toward you.
Stand – For a face up game, a cutting off gesture over the cards tells the dealer you do not want any more cards. If you are holding your cards, you can put them down on the table and do the same thing.
Spit – you separate the two cards and put up another equivalent bet.
Double down – You do nothing with the cards and say “double” and double the chips in your bet.
Roulette does not require much in the way of talking, so you do not need to know any jargon for that one. You just place your bets on the board. After the ball has been going around for a little bit, the dealer will do a gesture with their hands similar to a stand gesture in blackjack game over the betting area. This means that no more bets will be accepted for this spin.
Kristian on Sep 1, 2011 Said:
All I know is the tap on the cards, it means check. And, walking sticks are paired 7′s. The “dole brunson” (SP?) is a 10 and an Ace. (I think).