08:39 Oct 9, 2001 |
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5 | This is not English (monolingual)! |
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5 | appears to be a text about Baccarat - banca would be Bank or Banker |
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4 | double tray |
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This is not English (monolingual)! Explanation: Sorry, I can't help you. |
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double tray Explanation: It's Portuguese! Reference: http://www.armazemdamidia.com.br/aramados.htm |
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appears to be a text about Baccarat - banca would be Bank or Banker Explanation: The player with the most money is usually is declared the banker - this is the casino in Baccarat Banque and rotates in Chemin de Fer. The banker deals three hands of two cards each, face down. These hands are for two players, one to the right and one the left of the banker, plus his own hand. Other players at the table may bet on either hand (cheval) or both to beat the banker's hand. If a player declares "banco", it means they are betting the total value of the bank's funds and all other bets are withdrawn. Reference: http://www.aboutbaccarat.com/ |
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