| Definition | Slang Term |
|---|
| This is used by a wealthier gambler like an IOU | |
| A free gift from the casino, usually as a result of gambling or spending a certain amount of money | |
| A particular type of the clue listed above, usually given to bigger spenders or gamblers | |
| One who has the authority to issue any of the three above clues | |
| A winning gambler who doesn't tip | |
| A gambler who is unpleasant to the dealer | |
| A group of wealthier gamblers flown in on a chartered plane by the casino | |
| The stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard that is roughly between Sahara Avenue and Russell Road | |
| People who distribute cards that advertise 'girls in your room' | |
| The exchanging of smaller demonitaion gaming tokens for an equivalent amount in larger demoniations | |
| Dealer who moves the dice around on a craps table with a hook-shaped stick | |
| One-way mirror surveillance in the casino area | |
| The light at the top of a slot machine | |
| The tactic a taxi driver uses taking passengers along a longer, and thus more expensive, path to a destination | |
| A day/night of the week a showroom is closed or a show is not playing | |
| The container found at the base of older slot machines where coins are held | |
| The condition that entertainers get because of the dry air in Las Vegas | |
| Strippers that travel to Las Vegas to perform on the weekends | |
| The Nevada Gaming Control Board's list of persons prohibited from entering a casino anywhere in Nevada | |
| Slot machines linked across the state, offering large jackpots | |
| Where old, no longer used neon signs are stored | |
| When a gambler's wager amounts and time are measured, he/she is..... | |
| Person hired to sit at an otherwise empty gaming table to attract gamblers | |
| Tickets to shows and sporting events set aside to award wealthier gamblers | |
| Waiters/Waitresses who also sing and/or dance | |
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