Cage	:	In keno, a bowl-like device holding the numbered Ping-Pong balls.In chuck-a-luck, the device holding the dice.See Cashier's Cage.
Caller (Keno)	:	The casino employee who operates the blower and goose, and who calls out the numbers selected during the game as each is forced into the goose.
Callman (Baccarat)	:	The dealer who runs or calls the game.
Cancellation System	:	See D'Alembert System
Cancel Button (Video Poker)	:	The button that enables a player to cancel a previous decision to hold a particular card before the draw.
Card Counter (Blackjack)	:	A player who keeps track of cards played out so that he can determine if the remainder of the deck or decks is favorable or unfavorable for him.
Caribbean Stud Poker	:	A form of poker played against the house, where the player's options are either to fold or double their bets.
Carousel (Slots)	:	The area provided by the casino for a group of Bally $1 machines.
Carre (Roulette)	:	The French term for a corner bet.
Cashier's Cage	:	The place, usually in the rear of a casino, where a player may redeem casino chips for cash or may transact certain credit arrangements, such as cashing checks.
Cash Out Button (Video Poker)	:	By pressing this button, the player will receive all coins previously credited to him by the machine.
Casino	:	The entire area or space used for gambling.The term for the house, the entity the gambler plays against when making a wager.
Casino Advantage	:	The edge the house has over the player in any game, usually expressed as a percentage, for example, 5.26 percent.
Casino Checks	:	The term used by casino personnel to designate their tokens, which are more commonly called chips.
Casino Chips	:	The common term for tokens issued by the casino in place of money, and having the equivalent value of cash according to their denominations.
Casino Manager	:	The executive who supervises the entire casino operation.
Catches (Keno)	:	The numbers chosen by the player that correspond to those selected by the operator, and show on the keno board during any particular game.
Center Field (Craps)	:	The stickman's term for the 9, since it is in the center of the field bet area.
Change Color	:	Changing casino chips into smaller or larger denominations.
Change Girl (Boy)	:	In slots, the person who aids players by changing their bills for coins to play the machines with.
Chemin de Fer	:	The name of the European form of baccarat, derived from the French term for railroad.
Chemmy	:	The English slang term for chemin de fer.
Chips	:	See Casino Chips
Chuck-A-Luck	:	A casino side game, rarely played, in which three dice are transferred at random from one cage to another.
Cold Dice (Craps)	:	Dice that aren't passing.
Colonne (Roulette)	:	The French term for a column bet.
Column Bet (Roulette)	:	A wager paying 2-1, whereby a player bets that the next spin of the wheel will come up on any one of twelve numbers in the column he's betting on.
Combination Bet (Roulette)	:	A bet on more than one event or on more than one number, using a single chip
Combination Ticket (Keno)	:	A versatile ticket that combines unequal groups of selected numbers to form various combinations
Come Bet (Craps)	:	Betting that the dice will pass after the come-out roll.
Come Box (Craps)	:	The area on the layout where come bets are made.
Come Out, Come-Out Roll (Craps)	:	The initial or first roll of the dice before a point has been established.
Commission	:	A fee paid to the casino by the player when making certain bets or when being paid off on certain bets in various games.
Comp	:	The expression, short for complimentary, used in Nevada casinos to designate free services furnished to gamblers.
Conditioning, Conditions (Keno)	:	The ways a bettor chooses to play his ticket, written as a fraction, such as 2/4, which translates to two four-spots
Corner Bet (Roulette)	:	An inside combination bet with one chip covering four numbers at onetime.
Correct Conditioning	:	Writing a ticket to correspond with the exact intentions of a player.
Counting Cards (Blackjack)	:	See Card Counter.
Cover, Cover the Bank	:	To wager enough so that the bank bet is entirely faded, or bet against by one or more players.
Craps	:	The name of the game.The roll of a 2, 3 or 12.
Craps Out (Craps)	:	The roll of a 2, 3 or 12 on the come out.
Credit Button (Video Poker)	:	A button that allows a player to play out coins credited to him without using his own coins.
Credit Line	:	The amount of credit a player is entitled to at a casino.
Credit Manager	:	The executive in charge of the credit department of a casino.
Crew (Craps)	:	The four dealers who staff a craps table.
Crossroader	:	A crook who will cheat on anything he can, or steal whatever he can lay his hands on.
Croupier (Roulette)	:	The house employee in the European game who operates the roulette table with other croupiers; also the European term for the dealer in chemin de fer.