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Nail = To catch someone cheating.
Nail Work = A cheating technique in which the cheat presses a thumb or fingernail into the edge of a card to leave a mark that can be seen across the table and feit when the cheat is dealing.
Name Credit System = Credit play system that allows the casino to issue markers in the pit, but does not allow redemptions in the pit.
National Gambling = Impact and Policy Commission Act Act that established a nine-member federal commission; impacts all types of gambling in the United States.
National Indian Gaming = Association Represents the Native American tribes in the United States that have gaming; located in Washington, DC.
National Restaurant Association (NRA) = The association represent¬ing restaurant owners and the restaurant industry.
Native American = A term referring to people who settled in the United States before Europeans arrived.
Natural = (1) In blackjack, a two-card count of twenty-one. (2) In craps, a seven or eleven on the come-out roll. (3) In baccarat, a two-card count of eight or nine.
NCRG = An abbreviation for the National Center for Responsible Gaming; a research and education foundation created by the gaming entertainment industry to fund gambling addiction research.
Necktying = A cheating technique in which the dealer tilts the front end of the deck upward to hide a second deal.
Needs = A person’s physical and psychological desires.
Negative Swing = A period during which a loss is shown, even with a mathematica! advantage.
Negotiation = The process in which two or more parties want to ex-change goods or services and attempt to agree on a suitable exchange rate.
Neighbors = In roulette, numbers that are in proximity on the wheel. Nepotism The practice of hiring one’s own relatives to work in the same organization.
Net Cash Receipts = The amount of cash and checks in the register drawer minus the amount of the initial cash bank.
Net Investment = The gross investment minus depreciation of capital goods.
Net Loss = The negative result of deducting gross expenses, including taxes, from gross revenues.
Net Profit = The gross profit minus operating expenses.
Networking = (1) Linking computers to communicate with each other.(2) People meeting others in their profession to help each other.
Net Worth = Total assets minus total liabilities.
New Product Development Process = Process used to evaluate, de-velop, and launch new products.
New York Craps = A form of bank craps played mostly in the eastern United States in which the player must pay a 5 percent commission for betting the box or off numbers.
Niche = A unique position that separates a product or organization from its competitors (e.g., adding an amusement park to a hotel, when no other competitors have one, creates a niche for the hotel).
Nickel = Five-dollar chips.
NIGA = An abbreviation for National Indian Gaming Act.
Night Audit = In accounting, the daily review of guest accounts against revenue center transaction information.
Night Auditor = In hotels, the employee who checks the accuracy of front office accounting records and compiles a daily summary of hotel financial data.
Night Shift = Work shift that generally takes place from eleven p.m. to seven a.m.
Ninety Days = In craps, the point nine.
No Brainer = A slang term for a decision that is so easy that a person could make it correctly without thinking.
No Dice = A craps term referring to a disallowed roll of the dice (usu¬ally because they fai led to hit a walt or did not land straight).
Noir = A roulette term referring to a bet for the winning number to be black.
Noise = In the communication process, any disturbances that interfere with transmission of a message.
Nominal Scale = In creating a research design, the measurement instrument codes the responses as numbers solely for the purpose of identification (e.g., assigning “male” a “1” and “female” a “2” to distinguish the gender difference).
Nonaffiliate Reservation Network = Central reservation system that connects independent properties.
Nonautomated = A system of front office record keeping that exclu¬sively uses handwritten forms.
Nonguaranteed Reservation = When the hotel agrees to hold a room until a stated time but no payment is received if the guest does not show up.
Nonguest Account = An account created to track the financial transac¬tions of organizations that use the facilities of the hotel.
Nonguest Folio = A statement of transactions for a nonguest business or agency that has hotel charge purchase privileges.
Nonmonetary Compensation = Recompense other than money that includes items such as trips, awards, or recognition.
Nonprice Competition = A strategy in which price is fixed for every one and therefore other factors must be used, such as advertising or product differentiation, as a basis for competition.
Nonverbal Communication = An aspect of communication that refers to meanings that are transmitted without words (e.g., when poker players watch their opponente’ faces for positive or negative reactions to the cards).
No-Post Status = A guest who is not allowed to charge purchases to the room.
Normative Influence = In organizational behavior, a natural process of groups of people is that they set and enforce their ideas of conduct (e.g., if a group of people go to the casino together, they will influ¬ence each other to stay Jonger and bet more).
Normative Social Influence = When a person allows behavior to be altered in order to meet the expectations of a person or group (e.g., Sam does not want to go to the casino but his wife does, so he goes to keep peace in the family).
N orms Informal rules of conduct (e.g., in America, tips are expected, whereas in Japan, tipping is considered an insult).
Noser = Short for a drawer or bank that balanced at the end of the shift.
No-Show = A person who makes a reservation but does not cancel and does not show up.
NRA = An abbreviation for National Restaurant Association.
Number Two = Man A cheating move in which the dealer deals the second card from the top.
Nut = (1) Overhead expenses. (2) The amount a casino must make to break even.