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Las Vegas casinos have developed the most unique language of all. See for yourself.

Being in a Las Vegas casino is often like visiting another world, and as such, casinos have developed a colorful language all their own. We've compiled a list of some of the more entertaining jargon used in Las Vegas casinos. Remember, learning the lingo is a big part of the Las Vegas experience!


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Action: The amount of money being wagered on a given bet or during a gambling session.

Arm:
A dice shooter skillful enough to influence the outcome of rolls.

Sawbuck: Ten dollars.

Sawdust joint: A low end casino. See also "carpet joint."

Session: A period of play in a casino. A session can last five minutes or many hours.

Sharker: A cheater at cards.

Silver mining: When someone cruises the slot area looking for coins left in unattended slot machines.

Skin: One dollar.

Spikes:
A pair of aces in cards.

Spinner: A winning streak.

Stiff: A winning gambler that stiffs the dealer by not leaving a tip.

System: A strategy for betting.

Tapioca: Out of money. See also "tapping out" and "down to the felt."

Tapping out: Losing one's bankroll. See also "down to the felt" and "tapioca."

Third base: In blackjack, the player sitting just to the dealer's right. This player is considered important on the table because they are the last to play before the dealer plays their hand.

Ticket: A playing card.

Toke: Another name for a tip for dealers, short for "token."

Trips: Three cards that have the same value.