Unit
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A standard bet.
In the context of gambling, particularly in casino games and sports betting, a "unit" refers to a standardized measure of a player's bet size. It is often used to quantify the amount of money a bettor typically wagers on a single bet, helping them manage their bankroll effectively.
For example, if a bettor defines their unit as $10, this means they typically place bets of $10 each. If they decide to increase their stakes, they might refer to betting 2 units (which would be $20) or 0.5 units (which would be $5). This helps gamblers communicate their betting strategies and results without revealing specific dollar amounts, allowing for easier comparison of performance across different games or sessions.
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