Royal Casino Glossary — every term explained

The terms you will hear at a Royal Casino table, each with a short definition.

Capture: Taking table cards by playing a card of equal rank, or a set of cards whose values sum to your card's value.
Trail: Playing a card with no capture; it stays face up on the table. Not allowed while you own a build.
Build: A combination of your played card with table cards, announced for a capture value you hold; it can only be captured as a unit.
Single build: A build whose member cards sum to the announced value. Its value can be raised by adding another card (if you hold the new capture card).
Multiple build: A build made of two or more groups each equal to the announced value. Its capture value can never be changed.
Take over: Adding a card to an opponent's single build to raise its value to one you hold; you become the build's owner.
Owner: The player who last added a card to a build. The owner may not trail and must be able to capture their own build.
Sweep: Capturing every card on the table in one play — worth 1 bonus point.
Big Casino: The 10 of diamonds — worth 2 points on its own.
Little Casino: The 2 of spades — worth 1 point on its own.
Residue: Cards left on the table when the last deal is exhausted; they go to the side that made the last capture, without counting as a sweep.
Stock: The undealt cards; four more are dealt to each player whenever all hands are empty, until the stock runs out.