A 'croupier' is a European roulette table operator.
2. Much ply
Answer: Match Play
'Match Play' is the competition system used in tournaments (usually card games), in which two players play a series of games, which ends when one player accumulates a required number of points.
3. Bark hurrah
Answer: Baccarat
'Baccarat' is a casino game that can use up to three dealers and have 12-14 players. Cards are dealt to punters who gamble against the banker. The three possible results are 'banker', 'player' or 'tie'.
4. Soup purse starred poacher
Answer: Super Stud Poker
'Super Stud Poker' is a five card poker game played in the UK, where the person who makes a Royal Flush wins the jackpot. E.g., A,K,Q,J,10 of spades.
5. Axe shun
Answer: Action
'Action' is the amount of money wagered by a player during an entire playing session.
6. Rue let weal
Answer: Roulette wheel
'Roulette' is a wheel game like the 'Wheel of Fortune' on TV. The wheel sits in a bowl and spins on an axis. There are 37 or 38 slotted numbers on the wheel depending on whether you're playing the American or European version. The croupier(dealer), spins the wheel one way and rolls a ball around the edge of the wheel in the opposite direction. Bets are made on what number or color the ball lands on. Numbers are either red or black except 0 and 00 which are green.
7. Loss flay gush
Answer: Las Vegas
Las Vegas is in Nevada in the United States. It is a popular resort city famous for gambling casinos.
8. Furs bays
Answer: First base
At the Blackjack table, the position on the far left of the dealer is considered to be 'First Base' and is the first position dealt with.
9. Heave hen ma knee bit
Answer: Even money bet
An 'Even Money Bet' is a bet with odds of 1:1. The player is paid back the same amount that is wagered, plus the original wager amount.
10. Strayed key know
Answer: Straight keno
'Straight Keno' is the basic keno game, which is played by marking individual numbers on a keno ticket.
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