Back Betting is the act of betting on an outcome to happen. You are "backing" a particular selection, such as a specific team to win a match, a horse to finish first, or a political candidate to win an election.
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Aggregate winnings means the total amount won added together over a period, session, or across multiple games. In a casino context, it usually refers to the combined winnings from all relevant bets or games, not just one single win.
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In gambling, a card counter is a player who uses a system to keep track of the cards that have been dealt from a deck or shoe to gain a statistical advantage over the casino, most commonly in the game of blackjack.
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Card washing is a specific procedure used to thoroughly shuffle and randomize a deck of playing cards, most commonly in games like poker or baccarat.
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In gambling terms, a "Dealer's bet" is a specific type of wager found primarily in certain casino table games, most notably Casino War and Baccarat. It is a side bet that the dealer's hand will win the round against the player's hand.
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The core principle of the Martingale system is simple: double your bet after every loss, so that the first win recovers all previous losses plus wins a profit equal to the original stake.
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In gambling terms, an "Incorrect bet" refers to a wager that is not accepted by the house or dealer because it violates the rules of the game or the specific betting procedures for that table.
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Automatic shuffle machine is a mechanical or electronic device used to continuously shuffle one or more decks of playing cards, typically at casino table games like blackjack, baccarat, and poker.
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In gambling terms, an "Anchor" is a specific position at a blackjack table, and it refers to the player who is last to act before the dealer.
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"Craps" is a popular dice game played in casinos. The name is thought to be a simplification of the French word "crebs," which was a nickname for the game "hazard," from which craps evolved.