Double Trays - Dice with only three different faces, repeated twice. e.g. 1,3 and 5.

Tin Mittens - Someone is easily bribe.

A boodle was used to describe a roll of fake money with a real note wrapped around the outside.

Broads - While the word Broads has become synonymous with the “Queens” used in 3CM, it is believed that the term was not a sexist reference to women as broads, but was derived from the width of the cards originally used in 3CM, which were slightly wider than the cards generally used at the time.

Juice - 1) the electricity used to power gaffs, particularly with wheel games; 2) the power to have thngs done through political channels; 3) 3) The commission paid by winners when picking favorites and in betting on the banker in baccarat; and 4) A sophisticated and not commonly known playing card marking technique requiring that the cheats gradually accustom their eyes to see the extremely faint dye markings.

Shillaber is the long version of shill.

broads are queens as in ‘tossing broads.”

No ideas about the rest.