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Split Pot

Definition:
When the winning pot is split between more than one player due to a tie.

Snap Off

Definition:
To defeat someone with a not-so-great hand.

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Tap City

Definition:
See "Bust".

Press

Definition:
A money bet that is higher than the norm.

Grease

Definition:
Slang for Bribe.

Trio Bet

Definition:
A wager where you are betting that the ball will stop on one of the three possible numbers.

Puppy

Definition:
Another term for underdog.

Bust

Definition:
To lose and run out of money.

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Question: Does the Commission approve the opening of every Indian casino?

Answer:In general, the Commission does not specifically approve the opening of every Indian casino or gaming facility. However, before a tribe may operate a gaming facility, the NIGC must have reviewed and approved a tribe’s gaming ordinance. A tribe must also license every gaming facility. In addition, the land upon which the gaming operation will be located must be Indian land for gaming purposes. If a tribe wishes to have management by a third party, the Commission must review and approve the management contract.