Alle woorden uit het casino met de letter W
Het zijn Engelse woorden omdat die het meest gebruikt worden in de casino’s.
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Walk = (1) Player who leaves a gaming table. (2) A guest the hotel turns away due to a lack of rooms.
Walked With = An expression referring to the amount of table cheques a player leaves the table with.
Walk-In = A person who requests a hotel room without a reservation. Walking Money Money given by a casino to a player who has lost all of her funds in order to return home.
Walking on His Heels = Dazed.
Want = A need shaped by a person’s knowledge, culture, and personality. Wash Breaking even.
Washing the Cards = Combining several decks of cards prior to shuffling by mixing them together on the table in random fashion.
Wave = To bend the edge of a card during play for identification purposes.
Way Bet = In keno, a ticket marked to combine number bets in various ways.
Way Off = Defective.
Weed = Palm or remove bills while handling money.
Weigh Count = The dollar amount of coins and tokens removed from the slot machine drop buckets and counted by the hard-count team through the use of a weight scale.
Weigh Wrap = Verification The process of comparing, by denomina¬tion, the total value of the weight to the total value of the wrapped coins and racked tokens; significant differences between the weight and the wrap are investigated and noted.
Weight = Cheater jargon for loaded dice.
Well-Heeled = Sophisticated.
Welsh = Failure to pay a gambling debt.
Welter = Gambler who fails to pay off his gambling losses.
Whale = Term used by casino employees to describe a big bettor (e.g., a gambler with a credit line in excess of $50 thousand dollars).
Wheel = Roulette wheel or game.
Wheel Roller = Roulette dealer.
Whip Cup = Cheater’s dice cup with inner surface polished.
Whip Shot = A controlled dice shot in which the two dice are spun from the hand and strike the table surface with a flat spinning motion so that the controlled numbers are on top when the dice stop.
Whirl = In craps, a bet covering seven and the horn numbers in five equal amounts.
Whistle Blowing = Employees who report fraudulent or wasteful orga¬nizational activities to appropriate authorities.
White on White = Marked cards with small white markings on white border.
Whites = One dollar.
Whiz Machines = A machine used for dispensing and controlling man¬ual slips used for table fills, table credits, slot hopper fills, and slot jackpot payouts; the supply of slips contained in the machine is usu¬ally in triplicate, with one copy remaining in a secured compartment within the machine once the slips are dispensed; primarily used as a backup in the event of computer failure.
Wide Open = A lot of fast moving game action.
Wild Card = Card(s) given the power to substitute for other cards in suit and value.
Win = The amount of each dollar wagered that is won or held by the house before operating expenses and other costs have been paid and does not represent profit.
Windfall = An unexpected large influx of money.
Window = A cheater’s term for location where dealer’s whole card can be seen.
Wire = (1) Sign used between players. (2) In slots, a device used to rig a payout. (3) Secretly worn tape recorder.
Wired = In blackjack, a good hand.
Wire Joint = Corrupt gambling house in which tables are rigged or dice are magnetized.
Wireinan = In slots, a cheat who slips a wire info a drilled hole in the machine to control the spinning wheels.
Won’t Bite = Will not take the risk.
Won’t Spring = Will not pay the bill for others.
Wood = Nonplayer.
Word of Mouth = Information about a service experience passed orally from past (and other social information sources) to potential cus¬tomers.
Work = (1) Deformed dice. (2) Process of changing the dice. Workforce Diversity Employees in organizations are heterogeneous in terms of gender, race, ethnicity, or other characteristics.
Working Bets = In craps, all money or chips that are riding on the next roll of the dice.
Working Stack = In craps, stacks of checks directly in front of a base dealer used for making payoffs.
Work Teams = Groups of individuals that cooperate in completing a set of tasks.
World-Class Service = Level of service that stresses personal attention to each guest.
Worst of It = Disadvantage.
Wrap = The dollar amount of coins and tokens removed from the slotmachine drop buckets and wrapped by the hard-count team.
Write = The total amount wagered in the race book, sports book, keno, and bingo.
Writer = An employee of the race book, sports book, or keno who writes tickets.
Wrong Bettor = In craps, a player who bets against the shooter by plac¬ing the don’t come or don’t pass bet.