Gambling Terms Monkey

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The term 'gaming' has been divided by IGRA into three classes; Class I gaming is defined as consisting of: (a) social games that have prizes of minimal value and (b) traditional tribal games planned in connection with tribal ceremonies or celebrations. Purposes of gambling. Bet: An amount of money put at risk for the chance of winning. Betting Layout: The area of a gaming table where players can place their chips to make their chosen bet(s). Betting Limits: The minimum and maximum stakes allowed at a gaming table. Bonus: Extra funds that an online casino account may add to. Most online gambling games are simple, but terms and phrases used to define and describe them are not. With so much slang in the gambling industry, it can be intimidating and confusing for new players to understand them and play the games. In this guide, we are going to discuss the most common and.

Gambling Slang Monkey

Gambling Terms Monkey Games

Ma
An abbreviation for Multiple-Action blackjack. Your hand is played out once. The dealer's hand is played out multiple times, starting with the same up card each time. Standard blackjack strategy applies.

Marker
An IOU to the casino signed by a player who has casino credit.

Martingale

1. One of the oldest betting progressions in existence. It requires a player to double the size of his bet after a loss and to continue doubling his bets until a win is achieved, resulting in a profit equal to the size of the original bet. It is impossible to win in the long run using this system. 2. Often used as a term for any system which requires increasing a bet after a loss. It is not a winning method of betting in any form.

Md
1. The acronym for Michael Dalton, author and publisher. 2. The acronym for Multiple Deck.

Mdbj
The acronym for Ken Uston's book entitled Million Dollar Black Jack.

Mechanic
1. Someone who can manipulate a deck of playing cards. 2. Slang for dealer who cheats, often by dealing 'seconds,' that is holding top card in reserve for later use.

Money Management
A phrase often used by gamblers to describe how they handle their bankroll. To non counting system player, it may mean establishing a stop-loss or win goal. To a card counter, it may mean considering things like bankroll, risk of ruin and the use of Kelly betting strategies.

Money Plays
Cried by the dealer to alert the pit boss when a player puts down money as a bet without wanting to exchange them for chips. Also said by the player to the dealer, declaring that he doesn't want the money changed into chips.

Monkey
A face card, probably a corruption of 'monarchy.' Shouted by players from far east (Vietnam, Laos, etc) when asking for a good hit from dealer when doubling down.

Muck
To remove small cards from the deck and replace them with ten valued cards and aces. It is cheating. The word can also be used to describe the opposite, which would be for a casino to remove high cards from the deck.

Multiple Deck
A phrase used to describe games, usually blackjack, in which more than one deck of cards is used.