| One not allowing a volley | 25 |
| One known for great service | 27 |
| Netbook and tablet maker | 24 |
| Maker of the Aspire notebooks | 29 |
| Maker of tablets and PCs | 24 |
| Hard-to-hit tennis server | 25 |
| Great server on the court | 25 |
| Expert server, in tennis | 24 |
| Chromebook manufacturer | 23 |
| Certain Taiwanese computer | 26 |
| Big name in tablets and PCs | 27 |
| Big name in desktop PCs | 23 |
| Sour or bitter in taste | 23 |
| Tart in tone or temper | 22 |
| Like lemon juice (var.) | 23 |
| Their service is impeccable | 27 |
| Skillful tennis servers | 23 |
| Stellar tennis servers | 22 |
| Some Taiwanese tablets | 22 |
| Quick scorers on the court | 26 |
| Laver and Ashe, at times | 24 |
| Great service providers | 23 |
| Eaglers of par 3's | 22 |
| Champion tennis servers | 23 |
| They're good for tricks | 27 |
| Versatile blackjack holdings | 28 |
| They're nonreturnable | 25 |
| Passes with flying colors | 25 |
| Bullets, in card slang | 22 |
| "Bullets" in poker | 28 |
| Useful cards in blackjack | 25 |
| Top-flight individuals? | 23 |
| They're not returned | 24 |
| They cannot be returned | 23 |
| Poker "bullets" | 25 |
| Part of a dead man's hand | 29 |
| Winners of five dogfights | 25 |
| Unreturned tennis serves | 24 |
| They're unbeatable in war | 29 |
| They're sometimes wild | 26 |
| They top royal flushes | 22 |
| They may be one or eleven | 25 |
| They get shuffled around | 24 |
| They count as one or 11 | 23 |
| They can be high or low | 23 |
| The most powerful pair? | 23 |
| Richthofen and Rickenbacker | 27 |
| Prized blackjack cards | 22 |
| Pitching staff leaders | 22 |
| Parts of a great deal? | 22 |
| Pair in a dead man's hand | 29 |
| King and queen toppers | 22 |
| High holdings, perhaps | 22 |
| Good blackjack holdings | 23 |
| Excellent hold'em holding | 29 |
| Blackjack requirements | 22 |
| You may hold them in Vegas | 26 |
| Winners when led in no-trump | 28 |
| Untouchable tennis serves | 25 |
| Unreturned tennis scores | 24 |
| This pair beats two kings | 25 |
| They're unreturnable | 24 |
| They're split in casinos | 28 |
| They're out of reach | 24 |
| They're good with tricks | 28 |
| They may be split in Vegas | 26 |
| They may be split in casinos | 28 |
| They may be high or low | 23 |
| They count as one or eleven | 27 |
| They aren't returned | 24 |
| The Red Baron and others | 24 |
| The go-to guys on staffs | 24 |
| The ___, American bridge team | 29 |
| Tanner's specialty | 22 |
| Strong hold'em holding | 26 |
| Strong hold 'em holding | 27 |
| Starters who are stoppers | 25 |
| Some 120 m.p.h. serves | 22 |
| Snake eyes at a casino | 22 |
| Roscoe Tanner's specialty | 29 |
| Reno's AAA baseball team | 28 |
| Reno "bullets" | 24 |
| Radio's Jane and Goodman | 28 |
| Points won by a single stroke | 29 |
| Point winners for Bruguera | 26 |
| Pilots like Rickenbacker | 24 |
| Perfect serves in tennis | 24 |
| Parts of good deals, often | 26 |
| Pair of "bullets" | 27 |
| Ones that may be high? | 22 |
| Klondike foundation starters | 28 |
| Kings are lower than them | 25 |
| Kings are beaten by them | 24 |
| Honors during a rubber | 22 |
| Hole-in-one golf scores | 23 |
| Highly regarded, so to speak | 28 |
| Highly regarded, slangily | 25 |
| Highest parts of decks | 22 |
| Highest cards in pinochle | 25 |
| Golf tournament highlights | 26 |