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FARO
FARO
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4 letter
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Dictionary definitions:
Word: faro
Phonetic:
/ˈfɛəɹəʊ/
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A game of chance played by betting on the order in which certain cards will appear when taken singly from the top of the pack.
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Atlantic City action
Baccarat alternative
Baccarat relative
Betting card game
Betting game
Bettors card game
Card game
Card game favored by Ramses?
Card game for up to 10 players
Card game in some casinos
Card game played against the dealer
Card game played in War and Peace
Card game that uses a casebox
Card game with a bank
Card game with the 13 spades laid out
Casino card game
Casino choice
Casino game
Casino game named for a king
Casino game with a dealing box
Casino offering
Cousin of chemin de fer
Egyptian rulers favorite game?
Favorite card game of Ramses?
Frontier gambling game
Gamblers card game
Gamblers game
Gamblers game
Gambling card game
Gambling game
Gambling game dealt from a shoe
Gambling game enjoyed by Wyatt Earp
Gambling game of the Old West
Game also called bucking the tiger
Game dealt by Doc Holliday
Game enjoyed by Wyatt Earp
Game in which all the spades are laid out
Game in which one bets on two cards at a time
Game in which the 13 spades are laid faceup
Game named for a king
Game often played with hexagonal chips
Game similar to Mini-Baccarat
Game similar to skinball
Game sometimes called bucking the tiger
Game with a winning card and a losing card
Game with a banker
Game with a casekeeper
Game with a dealing box
King Tuts favorite card game?
Las Vegas game
Monte Carlo action
Monte Carlo game
Oater gambling game
Old West card game
Old West gambling game
Old casino game
One-time Vegas game
Popular game in Old West saloons
Portuguese seaport
Ramses favorite card game?
Spanish lighthouse
Vegas card game
Vegas game
Game played at Monte Carlo.
Card game using a banker.
Card game with a fixed banker.
Banking game
Game for Glitter Gulch.
Game named for Egyptian king.
___ game
Game at Monte Carlo.
Game named for an Egyptian king.
Las Vegas activity.
Game of chance
Las Vegas pastime.
Gambler's choice.
Casino specialty.
Gambling house game.
Reno game
Card game played at Reno
Old gambling game
Gamblers' game
King Tut's favorite card game?
Bettor's card game
Old West casino game
Baccarat cousin
Game for which Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday were once dealers
Game similar to baccarat
Betting game popular with Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday
Gambling card game that up to 10 may comfortably play at once
Card game - Portuguese resort
Algarve port
Card game — Algarve port
Gambling game — capital of the Algarve
Algarve seaport
Gambling game — Algarve capital
A long way, old European port
Card game for a drunk
A good way round to get a game
A long way round in game
Game that goes a long way round
Part of a rounders game
Extremely old card game
In the Algarve by a long way round
Gambling game involving matching cards
Game for which Wyatt Earp was once a dealer
Card game very much over
Card game once dealt by Wyatt Earp
Card game related to lansquenet
Card game featuring a banker
Portuguese town in the Algarve
Card game that sounds like an Egyptian ruler
The seventh Christmas special of Only Fools and Horses, first screened on 25 December 1988
Portuguese city that is capital of the Algarve region
Western card game.
Algarve city — card game
Old flyers going round in game
Just one dropped round in Algarve location
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