The situation when the score is 10 all (20-all if game is 21). The players then alternate serves until one of them wins by taking a 2-point lead.
Two keno spots grouped together.
Another word for a card ranked 2.
When both tennis players are tied at 40 each, the score is called deuce.
A score of 40-40 in traditional scoring. Not used in the no-ad scoring system used for Special Olympics tennis competition.
A tie-scoring situation in which one player must win two consecutive points to win the game.
A game score when both players have at least 40 points and they are tied
A colloquial term for the number 2 card.
The end of a domino with two dots.
poker players' way of saying "a two,", e.g. " the deuce of hearts came on the turn." Also see trey.
A tie after each player has a score of 40. To win a deuce game, a player must score two consecutive points.
To play a hole in two strokes.
The number "2" in a pack of cards.
a score of 2 on a hole. Example: "He pitched in for a deuce on the par four 7th."
Used to break a tie for a game. The player who wins the point following the deuce is said to have the "advantage" (advantage to the player serving is called "ad-in," to the player receiving "ad-out"). If the player holding the advantage loses the following point, the score returns to deuce. The first player to win a point while holding the advantage wins the game.
A two in a game of poker is often referred to as a "Deuce."
A juncture in a game at which the scores are level (at 40-all) and either player or team must gain a two-point lead to win that game.
Two year sentence (federal prison terms are never shorter than two years).
Two, as a die roll. (1 + 1)
A hole made in two strokes. Primarily used in the United States.
A 2-spot card, or any other issue related to the number two (chips, bets, etc.)
Alternative name for the rank ‘2' in a card game.
The term for a game score, which is tied at 40. A player must win two consecutive points to win the game after deuce.
The 2 of any suit (also called a "duck")
When the scores are equal (for example, 10-10)
slang for the roll of a two in the game of Craps, which is a losing roll. See also Craps. Also refers to the two in a deck of cards, two dollars in chips, credits or cash, or the side of any die, which has two dots
a two in any suit of cards. The deuce is the lowest ranking card in a game of high Poker
Twos are sometimes called deuces. So 22277 can be called deuces full of sevens.
The score is tied at 40-40, or 40 all
A two which is the lowest rank card in high poker.
A score of two strokes on a hole.
is a two, the lowest valued card in poker.
A hole completed in only two strokes.
The end of a tile with two pips.
Ace of the card games with German and Swiss suits. The deuce developed (unlike the ace) from the card 2. That is the reason you usually find two suit symbols on the deuce. This word originates from French "deux" (two). Contrast: Court Cards
When players are tied at 40 (three points each), the score is called "deuce." At deuce, a player must win two points in a row to win the game. If the players split the following two points, the score reverts to deuce.
1) The two-spot on a die, 2) A playing card with a value of 2.
the score 40-40 in a game. A player must win two consecutive points from a deuce before winning the game. See advantage
The number 2 face on a die.
Occasionally, a two is referred to as deuce.
This refers to a 2-spot card. Or to any of the various related uses of the number two, such as a $2 limit game, a $2 chip, etc.
A card with the rank or value of two.
A tied game score at 40-40.
A tie game at 20 all; 2 Points scored consecutively are needed to win.
A domino with a two pips on one end, e.g., is the double deuce.
A score of two on a given hole.
A hole made in two strokes (US Term)
Deuce were a British pop quartet who scored a string of hit singles in the mid-1990s, before splitting up in August 1996.