Also called the casino cage or cashier. A centralized enclosure where the records of transactions are kept, money is counted. Chips or tokens can be purchased or exchanged for cash.

A building or large room devoted to gambling games or wagering on a variety of events.

Also known as a CHECK used to represent money. At one time, chips were made of ivory or bond, but are now commonly made of composition, clay, ceramic or plastic.

A gift given by managers to favored patrons, such as meals, room, or show reservation.

Also shortened to Line. The amount of money a player has deposited in the casino cage, or the amount of money the casino manager is willing to advance to a player.

The amount wagered and lost at a table or machine.

A state statute that legalizes certain forms of gambling and provides guidelines for the operation and taxation of gambling games.

A state or county agency that enforces policies set by the gaming commission, investigates allegations of cheating and provides background information on persons or corporations requesting li [..]

The casino.

A lottery is a game of chance based upon the random selection of numbers. Generally, lotteries are only legally operated by states, other governmental entities, or not-for-profit organizations.