| DOUBLEORNOTHING | Risky bet to get room for two or void (6,2,7) |
| LEEWAY | Bruce's method to get room for manoeuvre (6) |
| CALLSOMEONEDOWN | See an opponent's bets to the river* |
| COLLEGEDROPOUTS | Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, for two ... or a hint to which letters you should ignore in the starred clues' answers |
| SOPHOMORE | Student hopes to get room changed |
| CONGLOMERATE | Large group to get room clean again (12) |
| STEWARD | Official way to get room key first (7) |
| SEAL | Make to get room service |
| HOTEL | Where to get room service |
| SPACER | A bar-like key, bushing, plastic cross or other thing for placing a blank, chink, gap or void between printed type, pulleys, tiles etc; or, an astronaut (6) |
| EMPTY | Word for leisure in Anglo-Saxon times that later came to mean blank, hollow, hungry, vacant or void (5) |
| BOARD | Might get room and this, for entertaining |
| TWINBED | One of a matching pair in a room for two (4,3) |
| BOUDOIR | Private room for two back in wild brio |
| ATTIC | Room for two in cave openings (5) |
| MOROCCO | Rearranged room for two hundred Romans, nothing more, in this African country (7) |
| NULLIFY | To invalidate or void (7) |
| TENFOLD | Lucrative way for a handicapper's bet to pay off |
| TIDETABLE | Lied at bet to fix information on when to sail (4-5) |
| SCHUBERT | Soprano - safe bet to retain focus for composer (8) |
