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  1. STR Strength
  2. Straddle A straddle is hedging strategy that involves buying or selling a put and a call option on the same underlying instrument at the same strike price and with…
  3. Straight a hand of five cards of consecutive value, e.g. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, irrespective of suit; an Ace cannot count as both low and high, as in e.g. Q, K, A, 2, 3
  4. Straight bet when a player bets on just one number. Betting in this manner gives the player a higher pay out, in case he wins
  5. Straight flush a hand of five cards of consecutive value, e.g. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, all of the same suit; an Ace cannot count as both low and high, as in e.g. Q, K, A, 2, 3
  6. Straight Up Bet An inside bet on one number.
  7. Street bet A bet that one of three particular numbers will hit on the next spin.
  8. String Bet A bet (more typically a raise) in which a player doesn't get all the chips required for the raise into the pot in one motion.
  9. Structured Used to apply to a certain betting structure in poker games. The typical definition of a structured hold'em game is a fixed amount for bets and raises…
  10. STV Stranglethorn Vale
  11. Sucker Bet See Five-Number Bet.
  12. Suited A hold'em starting hand in which the two cards are the same suit. Example: "I had to play J-3 - it was suited."
  13. Super Pan Nine A variation of Baccarat.
  14. Surrender Deciding not to play the hand you've been dealt. You get to keep half your bet if you surrender. Not all casinos offer surrender as an option.
  15. Surrender rule also known as En prison rule.
  16. SW Stormwind
  17. SWEAT Casinos who are upset by players winning or having skill are said to "sweat" out their games. Also, a player who is losing and is worried.
  18. Table Hopping Moving from table to table in a casino.
  19. Table Stakes A rule in a poker game meaning that a player may not go into his pocket for money during a hand.
  20. Take Down To recall a wager before a decision.
  21. Tank A melee character that can take a lot of damage like a Warrior.
  22. Tap To do damage to a monster, making it "your" kill. Once you have damaged the monster, you are the only one able to get experience and loot from it.
  23. Tapped Out To lose one's entire bankroll.
  24. Taunt Related to Aggro. An ability that allows a player to pull the attention of a monster off of another player and onto him- or herself.
  25. Team play Advantage play or card counting when executed by multiple people who often share a single bankroll.
  26. Tell A clue or hint that a player unknowingly gives about the strength of his hand, his next action, etc.
  27. Tell Play Observing the dealer's body language and expressions to determine his hand of cards.
  28. Third Base The person who receives cards last in a blackjack game. If you're standing behind the players, the person in third base is the farthest to the left.
  29. Threat Related to Aggro. This is what a character "gives off" to generate or draw monster aggro.
  30. Three of a kind a hand containing three cards of the same value, irrespective of suit
  31. Ticket A text message that is submitted to the GMs via the in-game system and is waiting for GM response.
  32. TIE this is where neither the house nor the player wins.
  33. Tie Bet To bet on a tie between the player and the dealer.
  34. Tiers du cylinder French term for when a player bets on a group of numbers on the roulette wheel which are laid close together on the roulette table layout.
  35. Tiers du cylindre French phrase. Common in European casinos. It's a bet on a specific group of numbers on a section of the roulette wheel that are paired neighbours on the…
  36. Tilt To play wildly or recklessly. A player is said to be "on tilt" if he is not playing his best, playing too many hands, trying wild bluffs, raising with bad…
  37. Time (1) A request by a player to suspend play while he decides what he's going to do. Simply, "Time, please!
  38. Tip (Toke) A gratuity given to a dealer by a player.
  39. Toke Any tip to a dealer or other casino employee.
  40. Toke Hustler A dealer who tries to get players to tip him.
  41. TOM A poor tipper.
  42. Top and Bottom Two pair, with your two hole cards pairing the highest and lowest cards on the board.
  43. Top Pair A pair with the highest card on the flop. If you have A ♠-Q♠, and the flop comes Q♦-T♥-6 ♣, you have flopped top pair. See "second pair."
  44. Top Set The highest possible trips. Example: you have T ♣-T♠, and the flop comes T♦-8♣-9 ♥. You have flopped top set.
  45. Top Two Two pair, with your two hole cards pairing the two highest cards on the board.
  46. Tough Out The Captain's term for a player who doesn't beat himself.
  47. Train To lead monsters into another player. This is not a desired behavior.
  48. Transversale French term for a Three-Number Bet or Street Bet. Also called a Triple or Trio Bet.
  49. Trio Bet Same as Street Bet.
  50. TRIPs Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property
  51. Troll The act of using words or posts designed to attract predictable responses or flames; also used as a noun to refer to a person that trolls.
  52. True Count The running count divided by the number of decks in he shoe.
  53. True Odds The actual probability of an event happening.
  54. Turn The fourth community card. Put out face up, by itself. Also known as "fourth street."
  55. Twink A low level character who has been made more powerful by higher level characters, usually by getting stronger armor and weapons than the character would…
  56. Two pair a hand containing two pairs of cards, each of the same value, irrespective of suit
  57. Uber German slang for 'super', originally meaning 'over'; exceptionally powerful
  58. UC Undercity
  59. UI User interface. Refers to the controls, buttons and on-screen elements by which the player interacts with the game world.
  60. Unbalanced count A card counting system where the number of positive cards and negative cards is not equal.
  61. Under the Gun The position of the player who acts first on a betting round. For instance, if you are one to the left of the big blind, you are under the gun before the…
  62. Underdog A person or hand not mathematically favored to win a pot. For instance, if you flop four cards to your flush, you are not quite a 2:1 underdog to make…
  63. Underground Joint An illegal casino.
  64. Unit An amount of a bet.
  65. Up card this is the face up card.
  66. Upcard A face up card.
  67. Value In determining the monetary equivalent for assets and gifts, value is a good faith estimate of the fair market value if the exact value is neither known…
  68. Variance A special exemption of a zoning law to allow the property to be used in a manner different from an existing law.
  69. Vendor Trash An item that only a vendor/merchant would buy
  70. Vic Sucker. Short for victim.
  71. Vig or Vigorish The casino tax on a bet. Also known as juice.
  72. Vigorish this is the 5% commission charged on the winning banker hands.
  73. VIP this is another name for a high roller and stands for a Very Important Person.
  74. Visual Wheel Tracking The ability to judge where the ball will land by sight.
  75. Voisins du Zero French phrase. Common in European casinos. It's a bet on a specific group of numbers on a section of the roulette wheel neighbouring the zero.
  76. Wager Another term for bet.
  77. WC Wailing Caverns instance
  78. WF Westfall
  79. Whale See high roller.
  80. Wheel Short for Roulette Wheel.
  81. Wheel Chips Special chips used only for roulette.
  82. Wheel Clocking when a player keeps track of the result of the spins to determine patters as well as possibilities and bias.
  83. Wheel Head The portion of the roulette wheel that contains the numbered pockets.
  84. Wheel Roller A roulette dealer or croupier.
  85. Wheel Strategies Strategies that try to exploit imperfections in the wheel in order for the player to get the edge.
  86. Wild Card this is the 53rd card and is usually a Joker.
  87. Wimpy A behaviour describing a monster that runs away when it is low on health.
  88. Win rate How much a player wins per hour.
  89. Wonging To back count and only bet when you have the edge. Named for Stanford Wong.
  90. WoW World of Warcraft
  91. WTB Wanting to buy
  92. WTS Wanting to sell
  93. XP or Exp Experience Points
  94. Zen count A card counting system made popular by Arnold Snyder. The zen count is a level two counting system.
  95. Zerg From StarCraft, to attack something with a lot of players/units.
  96. ZF Zul'Farrak
  97. ZG Zul'Gurub