One of the terms to master is “coloring up,” which is when a player seeks to change-up lower-denomination chips (say, red $5 chips) for higher-denomination ones (green $25s or black $100s).Īnother important word: “toke,” which is table games parlance for a tip that a player gives to a dealer. “Some of the phrases can be hard to learn,” admitted Guy Renzi, Vice President of Gaming Operations. Other sayings are totally perplexing, and they leave even some veteran players wondering what the heck their counterparts across the felt are talking about. Some of the words and phrases are intuitive-short and snappy but obvious references to player behavior, money transfer, or cards. Sit down at a blackjack table and you’ll quickly realize that dealers, floor supervisors, and pit managers speak a language that is all their own. Across the Felt: Learning the Language of Blackjack
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