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| Z-Game [Poker] | |
| The smallest game in a card room or casino. Opposite of A-game. | |
| Zen Count [Blackjack] | |
| A level two counting system described by Arnold Snyder in his book, Blackbelt in Blackjack. It assigns a value of plus one to the 2s, 3s and 7s, plus two to the 4s, 5s and 6s, minus one to the Aces and minus two to the ten valued cards. | |
| Zero [Roulette] | |
| Number on the wheel. Green in color. Can be wagered the same way as numbers 1-36. | |
| Zilch [Video Poker] | |
| Nothing. A dealt hand with no cards worth holding (i.e., you should redraw all five cards) or a final hand with no payoff. | |
| Zip [Poker] | |
| In lowball, 4-3-2-A; always preceded by the rank of the highest card in the hand. For example, 8-zip is 8-4-3-2-A. Also, -nothing. | |
| Zombie [Poker] | |
| A poker player with no tells, one who has a poker face, shows no emotion, and otherwise exhibits no behavior to give away his holdings. | |
| Zuke [Poker] | |
| Toke (Gambling term for "tip", as in "Toke the cocktail waitress". Comes from the term "Token of appreciation". A small amount of money (typically $.50 or $1.00) is given to the dealer by the winner of a pot. Quite often, tokes represent the great majority of a dealer's income.). This term is generally used only by dealers. | |
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