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Baccarat: A hand with zero value, the worst hand possible in baccarat. |
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Baccarat en Banque: An European variation of baccarat in which the casino acts as the bank |
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Banco: A term used by a bettor when he wants to match the bank |
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Bankroll: The amount a bettor brings to the gambling table. |
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Croupier: The dealer. |
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Chemin-de-fer: A European variation of baccarat in which one player acts as the bank. |
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Discard Tray: A tray for the cards that have been played or discarded |
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Down Card: A card dealt face down, like the first two cards of the deal. |
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Face Cards: Jack, Queen or King. Also known as picture cards. |
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Flat Bettor: A person who wagers the same stake throughout the game. |
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High Roller: A player who makes big wagers. |
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House Edge: The banker's advantage over the player. In the versions of baccarat in which a bettor acts as the bank, the casino makes its money by taking a commission from the winning bet. |
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Ladderman: The person who oversees the baccarat table. |
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Le Grande: A hand with the value of 9. The best hand in baccarat. |
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Mini-baccarat: A variation of Baccarat with a smaller table. |
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Palette: A wooden implement used for moving cards on the table. |
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Petite: A hand with the value of 8. |
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Shoe: A wooden box for holding and dispensing the cards to be dealt. |
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Standoff: A tie between the banker and the player. |
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Tie Bet: When a player bets on a tie. |
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Upcard: A card dealt face up, like the third card of the deal. |
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