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Daily Terms

Wired

Definition:
Pocket cards that are a pair.

Slow Play

Definition:
A form of bluffing. Not betting a lot, or at all, even when having a very hand.

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Frequently Asked Questions Related to Gambling

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.

Question: Where do playing cards originate from?

Answer:The earliest are said to originate from Central Asia.

Question: What is a "rake"?

Answer:A rake is how casinos make their money from poker games. With each winning pot, a certain amount of money is taken from it.

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Gambling FAQs

Question: Why are people denied a jackpot payment when a slot machine malfunctions?

Answer:With each pull of the handle, or push of the button, a slot machine begins the process of randomly selecting the next alignment of symbols. If a slot machine malfunctions it cannot complete the random selection process, and therefore reverts to a "tilt" mode. When a malfunction occurs some slot machine manufacturers, for engineering purposes, set the reels to stop briefly in a "jackpot" position. When this happens a player may see the reels momentarily stop at a jackpot alignment and then go into a slow spin. This often causes the player to believe a jackpot has been won. In recent years slot machine manufacturers have changed the "stop" location to other than a jackpot alignment to help prevent the misunderstanding.