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| Callman |
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The dealer who runs or calls the game of baccarat.
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| Chemin De Fer |
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The European version of baccarat, where players bet among themselves.
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| Chemmy |
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The English slang term for chemin de fer.
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| Comb |
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Another term for Lace: To randomly place cards into a stack of cards one at a time.
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| Commission |
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The 5% charge on winning bank bets in baccarat or chemin de fer, also known as juice or vigorish, vig.
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| Commission Box |
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Where the lammers are placed to indicate the amount owed by the players for all bank wins.
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| Coup |
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French for a round of play.
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| Cover |
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In chemin de fer, to cover all or part of the bank bet. Also called fade.
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| Cover the Bank Bet |
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In chemin de fer, to cover all or part of the bank bet. Also called fade.
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