Learn the most important terms from the world of gaming with the Casino ABC! Clear, compact, and perfect for scoring points on your next Casino visit.
Gambling stands for excitement and thrills, but there are also some technical terms you should know so that you don’t appear like a complete newcomer on your next Casino visit. In our new series “The Casino ABC”, we regularly take one letter at a time and explain the most important terms – in a clear and easy-to-understand way. Let’s get started with the letter A!
The term “all-in” comes originally from the world of poker and means that a player wagers their entire available balance in a single round. It’s the ultimate thrill move, because after that there’s no turning back. You either win the pot or walk away empty-handed. At your next poker night, you can be sure to impress with a casual “I’m going all-in!” – provided your hand isn’t a complete disaster.
At the blackjack table, the anchorman is the last player on the dealer’s right-hand side. They receive their cards last, just before it’s the dealer’s turn. Whether this position is an advantage or a disadvantage depends on how experienced the anchorman is as a player.