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Daily Terms

Bluffing

Definition:
To bluff is to play as if you have a winning hand so that others believe so, when in fact, you do not.

High or Low Bet

Definition:
A wager that the ball will land on a number that is between 1-18 or 19-36. Payout is 1:1

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All In

Definition:
To bet all of your chips is to go "all in".

Wired

Definition:
Pocket cards that are a pair.

Hand

Definition:
The cards you are playing with.

Coverall

Definition:
See "Blackout".

Blogging

Definition:
To write inside a blog.

Blogosphere

Definition:
The blogging community on the internet.

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Gambling FAQs

Question: If I have problems with an online casino or sportsbook who can I report them to?

Answer:The Internet Fraud Complaint Center, a partnership between the FBI and the National White Collar Crime Center, operates a website and accepts complaints regarding Internet fraud. Their website is www.ic3.gov. You can also contact the regulatory and/or law enforcement agency responsible for overseeing Internet gambling in the country where the website operates its site from.