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Poker has its own terminology<\/strong>, slang<\/strong>, and vocabulary<\/strong>. From idioms that appeared over time to official terms, we have created the ultimate lits of poker terms<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Use your browser's search function to find a specific word.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n

Word<\/th>Definition<\/th><\/tr><\/thead>
ace in the hole<\/strong><\/td>A player has an ace card in his hole cards.<\/td><\/tr>
ace-high<\/strong><\/td>Formation of a hand while having an ace kicker.<\/td><\/tr>
ace-to-five (ace-to-six)<\/strong><\/td>A low ranking hand that is considered the strongest in lowball variant rules.<\/td><\/tr>
aces full<\/strong><\/td>Having a full house with triple aces and a pair.<\/td><\/tr>
aces up<\/strong><\/td>A hand consisting of two pairs, one of which consists of aces.<\/td><\/tr>
act<\/strong><\/td>Performing one of several poker actions such as calling, checking, or raising.<\/td><\/tr>
acting out of turn<\/strong><\/td>Intentionally announcing an action before the player's turn.<\/td><\/tr>
action<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a player's turn when they can check, call, raise, or fold.<\/td><\/tr>
action button<\/strong><\/td>A required bet for scoop pot winners.<\/td><\/tr>
action card<\/strong><\/td>A community card such as a river that can boost one or more players' hands.<\/td><\/tr>
action only<\/strong><\/td>Occurs when a player calls an all-in raise after making a bet.<\/td><\/tr>
active player<\/strong><\/td>A player who has yet to fold in one round.<\/td><\/tr>
active players<\/strong><\/td>People with an active hand during one round.<\/td><\/tr>
add-on<\/strong><\/td>A means of buying more chips during a poker tournament's rebuy period.<\/td><\/tr>
advertising<\/strong><\/td>A bluff used by players to convey that they play loosely or badly.<\/td><\/tr>
aggression factor (af)<\/strong><\/td>A tracked ratio of a player's calls to their bets.<\/td><\/tr>
aggressive play<\/strong><\/td>A betting style that involves frequent raising.<\/td><\/tr>
air<\/strong><\/td>Signifies trash or valueless hand such as 4<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 9<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> 2<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 6<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 7<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
all-in<\/strong><\/td>An act of betting every single chip.<\/td><\/tr>
american airlines<\/strong><\/td>A Texas Hold'em term for hole cards with two aces.<\/td><\/tr>
angle<\/strong><\/td>Actions during live games that are legal, but are deceitful.<\/td><\/tr>
angle shooting<\/strong><\/td>Methods that a player uses to confuse or trick someone during a live game. <\/td><\/tr>
ante<\/strong><\/td>An amount of money that players need to place into the pot.<\/td><\/tr>
ante off<\/strong><\/td>An event when a player used all of their chips to pay the ante.<\/td><\/tr>
any two cards<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a scenario where a blind takes all of a player's chips, removing any possible\n\t\t\t\t\tdecisions.<\/td><\/tr>
baby<\/strong><\/td>A card that can form a poker hand with the least possible value.<\/td><\/tr>
back in<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a player checking to enter a pot and calling another player's open.<\/td><\/tr>
back into<\/strong><\/td>Winning with a low valued hand against hands that are less valuable.<\/td><\/tr>
backdoor<\/strong><\/td>A hand formed with the turn and river cards during Texas hold 'em and Omaha.<\/td><\/tr>
backraise<\/strong><\/td>Occurs when a player re-raises after calling a bet.<\/td><\/tr>
bad beat<\/strong><\/td>A situation where a player beats a high valued hand with a winning draw from the turn or\n\t\t\t\t\triver.<\/td><\/tr>
bad beat story<\/strong><\/td>Tales of a player's experience where they lose from a tide-turning river draw. <\/td><\/tr>
balance<\/strong><\/td>Employing different strategies and betting methods for various holes to become\n\t\t\t\t\tunpredictable.<\/td><\/tr>
bank<\/strong><\/td>A dealer who manages the buy-ins, chip distribution, and game payout.<\/td><\/tr>
bankroll<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the player's money used for poker games.<\/td><\/tr>
bankroll management<\/strong><\/td>Means of managing a player's bankroll by setting a specific stake amount per game. <\/td><\/tr>
behind<\/strong><\/td>A situation when a player has the least amount of chips on the table.<\/td><\/tr>
belly buster<\/strong><\/td>An inside straight formed by obtaining the required middle card from a draw.<\/td><\/tr>
bet<\/strong><\/td>A certain amount of chips players put into the pot.<\/td><\/tr>
bet the pot<\/strong><\/td>A bet that is equal to the value of the pot.<\/td><\/tr>
betting structure<\/strong><\/td>Specified rules of a game in regards to the bet amount players can make. <\/td><\/tr>
bicycle<\/strong><\/td>A lowball variant hand where the lowest ranking cards have the best possible value. <\/td><\/tr>
big bet<\/strong><\/td>Bets that are 2x the average fixed limit game bet amount.<\/td><\/tr>
big bet game<\/strong><\/td>Games with no limit or no pot-limit betting structures that allow large bets.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
big blind<\/strong><\/td>Required post from a player who is in the second position from the dealer.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
big blind special<\/strong><\/td>Winning with low-valued pocket cards after calling the big blind and no raises were made\n\t\t\t\t\tbefore the flop.<\/td><\/tr>
big full<\/strong><\/td>A full house hand with the best possible cards such as As A<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> A<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> K<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> K<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> during Texas Hold'em\n\t\t\t\t\tand Omaha.<\/td><\/tr>
big slick<\/strong><\/td>Refers to hole cards made of aces and kings such as A<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> K<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
big stack<\/strong><\/td>A chip stack that is past the limit of a game's stake.<\/td><\/tr>
blank<\/strong><\/td>Flop cards that do not form a hand with any player's hole cards.<\/td><\/tr>
blaze<\/strong><\/td>A special hand formed from face cards that ranks higher than two pairs and ranks lower than\n\t\t\t\t\tthree of a kind.<\/td><\/tr>
bleed<\/strong><\/td>Consistently losing chips through a series of bad decisions.<\/td><\/tr>
blind<\/strong><\/td>Bets that two players need to make when they are sitting next to the dealer position.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
blind defense<\/strong><\/td>Strategy employed by big or small blind players that involves re-raising or calling raises.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
blind off, blinded<\/strong><\/td>Occurs when the increasing blind bought down a player's stack. <\/td><\/tr>
blind raise<\/strong><\/td>A forced raise after the blind is called.<\/td><\/tr>
blind steal<\/strong><\/td>A raise made by a player to the right most of the dealer before the flop.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
blind stud<\/strong><\/td>A stud poker variant that involves dealing cards in a face-down position.<\/td><\/tr>
blocker<\/strong><\/td>Hole cards in Texas Hold'em that decreases the possibility of an opponent forming a specific\n\t\t\t\t\thand.<\/td><\/tr>
blocking bet<\/strong><\/td>A small out-of-position bet to stop an opponent from making a large bet after the\n\t\t\t\t\tflop.<\/td><\/tr>
bluff<\/strong><\/td>Bets intended to trick opponents into folding because of a false threatening hand. <\/td><\/tr>
bluff catching range<\/strong><\/td>Hands that did not increase in value during the river, but is within a decent range for\n\t\t\t\t\tbluffing.<\/td><\/tr>
bluff induce<\/strong><\/td>Aggressive bets a player employs to make opponents think they are bluffing while holding a\n\t\t\t\t\tstrong hand.<\/td><\/tr>
board<\/strong><\/td>Community cards in Texas Hold'em and Omaha as well as face-up cards in stud pokers. <\/td><\/tr>
boardcards<\/strong><\/td>Face-up cards dealt to players for others to see.<\/td><\/tr>
boat<\/strong><\/td>Another term for a full house, a hand consisting of three of a kind and pair cards. <\/td><\/tr>
bomb pot<\/strong><\/td>Refers to an agreement where players around the table are required to bet a set chip amount\n\t\t\t\t\tdealing the hand.<\/td><\/tr>
both ways<\/strong><\/td>A term for the high pot and low pot during a high-low split game.<\/td><\/tr>
bottom dealing<\/strong><\/td>A form of cheating that involves dealing cards from the deck's bottom.<\/td><\/tr>
bottom end<\/strong><\/td>A straight with the lowest possible value formed from the community cards.<\/td><\/tr>
bottom pair<\/strong><\/td>Forming the worst possible pair from the flop such as K<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> hole to a 10<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> As\n\t\t\t\t\tflop.<\/td><\/tr>
bottom pair, bottom set<\/strong><\/td>A low-valued hand in community card games such as Texas Hold'em.<\/td><\/tr>
bounty<\/strong><\/td>Cash prizes for eliminating other opponents during poker tournaments.<\/td><\/tr>
box<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the place where the house dealer sits as well as the tray where dealers place\n\t\t\t\t\ttheir chips.<\/td><\/tr>
boxed card<\/strong><\/td>A card dealt face-up from the assembled deck by mistake, which dealers consider a void card\n\t\t\t\t\tin any game.<\/td><\/tr>
break<\/strong><\/td>Discarding one or more cards that formed a hand during draw poker games to bluff opponents\n\t\t\t\t\tor create a better hand.<\/td><\/tr>
brick<\/strong><\/td>Low ranking community cards that cannot form a hand with a player's hole cards.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
brick and mortar<\/strong><\/td>A physical casino where poker games are held.<\/td><\/tr>
bridge order<\/strong><\/td>A ranking of suits in poker as shown here As > A<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> > A<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> > A<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
bring in<\/strong><\/td>Refers to bets a player makes with the worst possible hand on the first street of stud poker\n\t\t\t\t\tvariants.<\/td><\/tr>
bring it in<\/strong><\/td>Marking the start of the betting round with a raise during the first round of a game.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
bring-in<\/strong><\/td>A forced bet on the first betting round in certain poker variants such as Razz. <\/td><\/tr>
broadway<\/strong><\/td>Forming a straight made of the highest valued cards such as10s J<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> Q<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> K<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> A<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
broomcorn's uncle<\/strong><\/td>A term for a player who loses all of their chips after paying the ante.<\/td><\/tr>
brush<\/strong><\/td>Staff members who assist players in a physical cardroom.<\/td><\/tr>
bubble<\/strong><\/td>A term for the last player to defeat before winning a poker tournament.<\/td><\/tr>
bubble factor<\/strong><\/td>A value that indicates a player's ratio of chips they win and lose.<\/td><\/tr>
buck<\/strong><\/td>A button that indicates who is on the dealer position for one round.<\/td><\/tr>
bug<\/strong><\/td>Indicates a wild card that can act as a specific card to form a straight or flush. <\/td><\/tr>
bullets<\/strong><\/td>Another term for a hand with aces pair.<\/td><\/tr>
bully<\/strong><\/td>An aggressive player who keeps targetting timid or tight players with consistent raises.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
bump<\/strong><\/td>Another term for raising or betting.<\/td><\/tr>
burn<\/strong><\/td>Act of discarding the first card at the top of the deck before dealing.<\/td><\/tr>
burn card, burn<\/strong><\/td>A dealt face down card that dealers discard to avoid cheating.<\/td><\/tr>
busted<\/strong><\/td>An event when a player loses their entire chip pile.<\/td><\/tr>
button<\/strong><\/td>A small round plate passed clockwise in each round to show which player is the dealer.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
buy<\/strong><\/td>A large bet used to bluff or intimidate players into folding.<\/td><\/tr>
buy short<\/strong><\/td>Buying into a poker game for the lowest allowed amount.<\/td><\/tr>
buy the button<\/strong><\/td>A rule that allows a new player sitting left of the dealer to pay both the big and small\n\t\t\t\t\tblinds for one hand.<\/td><\/tr>
buy the pot<\/strong><\/td>A scenario where a player wins the pot by betting and have every active player\n\t\t\t\t\tfold.<\/td><\/tr>
buy-in<\/strong><\/td>A required entry fee for players to enter a specific poker game.<\/td><\/tr>
call<\/strong><\/td>Making a bet that matches another player's raise.<\/td><\/tr>
call cold<\/strong><\/td>An action that calls both a raise and a bet.<\/td><\/tr>
call the clock<\/strong><\/td>a declaration made by a player to set a time limit for an opponent's turn.<\/td><\/tr>
calling station<\/strong><\/td>A term for players who tends to call bets instead of raising.<\/td><\/tr>
cap<\/strong><\/td>A limit on the number of raises made during a betting round.<\/td><\/tr>
cap game<\/strong><\/td>A no-limit or pot-limit game max betting limit.<\/td><\/tr>
card protector<\/strong><\/td>Positioning a player's cards in a facedown orientation.<\/td><\/tr>
cardroom<\/strong><\/td>Designated areas in a casino where poker games are available.<\/td><\/tr>
cards<\/strong><\/td>Playing cards used in forming various poker hands.<\/td><\/tr>
cards speak<\/strong><\/td>Having the best possible cards to form winning hands.<\/td><\/tr>
case<\/strong><\/td>Requiring one card to create a hand that is more valuable than other players' hand. <\/td><\/tr>
case card<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the 52nd<\/sup> or last card dealt from the deck.<\/td><\/tr>
case chips<\/strong><\/td>A player's last few chips from their pile.<\/td><\/tr>
cash game<\/strong><\/td>A poker game with the players staking their own money.<\/td><\/tr>
cash out<\/strong><\/td>Leaving a poker game and exchanging chips for actual money.<\/td><\/tr>
cash plays<\/strong><\/td>Occurs when players use the cash they have on hand to place a bet instead of converting it\n\t\t\t\t\tto chips.<\/td><\/tr>
cashing<\/strong><\/td>Winning a part of a poker tournament's prize pool.<\/td><\/tr>
cashing out<\/strong><\/td>Turning all chips into money after finishing a poker game.<\/td><\/tr>
catch<\/strong><\/td>An occurrence when a player forms a hand with a draw.<\/td><\/tr>
catch perfect<\/strong><\/td>Drawing two catch cards to create a winning hand.<\/td><\/tr>
catch up<\/strong><\/td>Beating a player's hand with a draw that forms a more valuable hand.<\/td><\/tr>
center pot<\/strong><\/td>Distinguishes the main pot from other side pots.<\/td><\/tr>
chase<\/strong><\/td>Calling any bets and waiting on a turn or river draw to form a hand.<\/td><\/tr>
check<\/strong><\/td>A poker action that indicates a player not betting or folding on their turn.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
check out<\/strong><\/td>Folding a hand even with the opportunity to check since previous players did not raise.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
check-raise<\/strong><\/td>A betting method of checking and raising to bluff opponents in calling and increasing the\n\t\t\t\t\tpot value.<\/td><\/tr>
chip<\/strong><\/td>A small disc that represents a player's cash.<\/td><\/tr>
chip declare<\/strong><\/td>Announcement players make when playing high or low during a split-pot poker game. <\/td><\/tr>
chip dumping<\/strong><\/td>A strategy employed by two or more players to intentionally give their chips to a target\n\t\t\t\t\trecipient.<\/td><\/tr>
chip leader<\/strong><\/td>A player who is leading a poker tournament by having the highest chip amount.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
chip race<\/strong><\/td>Occurs in a poker tournament when dealers remove low valued chips for not meeting the\n\t\t\t\t\tminimum value.<\/td><\/tr>
chip up<\/strong><\/td>Converting low denomination chips into high denomination ones during poker\n\t\t\t\t\ttournaments.<\/td><\/tr>
chop<\/strong><\/td>Returning a posted blind to a player when no one at the table calls.<\/td><\/tr>
chopping the blinds<\/strong><\/td>A situation where everyone folds to the blind and the posted blinds return to a\n\t\t\t\t\tplayer.<\/td><\/tr>
click raise<\/strong><\/td>Players betting the minimum amount, which also refers to clicking the minimum raise button\n\t\t\t\t\tduring online poker games.<\/td><\/tr>
closed<\/strong><\/td>An end to a betting round when players can no longer raise or bet until the next round.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
coffee housing<\/strong><\/td>Vocally bluffing opponents into second-guessing a player's hand value.<\/td><\/tr>
coin flip<\/strong><\/td>Two active players with all of their chips in the pot while having a nearly 50\/50 chance of\n\t\t\t\t\twinning.<\/td><\/tr>
cold call<\/strong><\/td>Calling the total bet amount made by more than one player's raise. <\/td><\/tr>
cold deck<\/strong><\/td>Intentionally stacked decks that give cheaters an advantage over potential victims.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
collusion<\/strong><\/td>A cheating method performed by more than one player at the table.<\/td><\/tr>
color change, color up<\/strong><\/td>A term for converting low denomination chips with higher denomination chips. <\/td><\/tr>
combo, combination game<\/strong><\/td>Special poker tables that hold different poker games in rotation.<\/td><\/tr>
come bet, on the come<\/strong><\/td>Increasing the value of a pot to make the most out of an upcoming drawing hand. <\/td><\/tr>
come hand<\/strong><\/td>Forming a hand with a draw.<\/td><\/tr>
community card<\/strong><\/td>A face-up card on the table that players use to form hands during Texas Hold'em and\n\t\t\t\t\tOmaha.<\/td><\/tr>
community cards<\/strong><\/td>Series of face-up cards that consists of the flop, river, and turn.<\/td><\/tr>
complete hand<\/strong><\/td>Creating a winning hand that does not require a draw to improve it. <\/td><\/tr>
completion<\/strong><\/td>Raising small bets to match the normal bet amount.<\/td><\/tr>
connector<\/strong><\/td>Hole cards that are one rank different from each other such as a 10<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> J<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
connectors<\/strong><\/td>Two hole cards with consecutive ranking to each other such as 6<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
continuation bet<\/strong><\/td>Betting at the start of the round and on the next round, also occurs during pre-flops and on\n\t\t\t\t\tthe flop.<\/td><\/tr>
cooler<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a highly valued hand against an opponent who has a better hand such as having Q<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span>\n\t\t\t\t\tQ<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> while the opponent has K<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> K<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
countdown<\/strong><\/td>A dealer action where they count the cards within the stub after dealing all of them to\n\t\t\t\t\tensure all 52 cards were on play.<\/td><\/tr>
counterfeit<\/strong><\/td>Community cards that lower a player's hand while improving their opponent's hand. <\/td><\/tr>
cow<\/strong><\/td>Splitting a buy-in among two or more players and sharing the cash prize after the\n\t\t\t\t\tgame.<\/td><\/tr>
cowboys<\/strong><\/td>A Texas Hold'em hole cards consisting of pocket kings.<\/td><\/tr>
crack<\/strong><\/td>Winning against a valuable hand, often a hole hand consisting of two aces.<\/td><\/tr>
cripple<\/strong><\/td>Forming a winning hand that is impossible to beat with turn or river draws. <\/td><\/tr>
crying call<\/strong><\/td>Calling a bet even when a player believes their hand is outranked.<\/td><\/tr>
cut<\/strong><\/td>Splitting the top and bottom cards of a deck after the initial shuffle to ensure there are\n\t\t\t\t\tno irregularities.<\/td><\/tr>
cut card<\/strong><\/td>A cover made of hard plastic that prevents anyone from seeing the bottom card of a deck.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
cut-off<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a player sitting on the right side of a dealer who has the second valuable\n\t\t\t\t\tposition on the table.<\/td><\/tr>
cutoff<\/strong><\/td>A position to the right of a dealer. Players in the cut-off position often cut the deck in a\n\t\t\t\t\tprivate poker game.<\/td><\/tr>
dark<\/strong><\/td>A player calling or betting without any prior knowledge of their opponents.<\/td><\/tr>
dead blind<\/strong><\/td>Blinds that players posting the bet cannot raise after other players call it.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
dead button<\/strong><\/td>Occurs when a dealer button lands on a vacated position, resulting in one round without\n\t\t\t\t\tanyone calling the small bind.<\/td><\/tr>
dead hand<\/strong><\/td>A penalty that invalidates a player's hand due to a violation of the rules.<\/td><\/tr>
dead man's hand<\/strong><\/td>A term for having aces and eights two pair hands.<\/td><\/tr>
dead money<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the total amount of chips in the pot contributed by players who folded. <\/td><\/tr>
deal<\/strong><\/td>Distributing cards to players and on the table.<\/td><\/tr>
deal twice<\/strong><\/td>A scenario in cash games where two players agree to deal all remnant cards twice. Half of\n\t\t\t\t\tthe pot is at stake for one of two deals.<\/td><\/tr>
dealer<\/strong><\/td>A casino staff responsible for managing a poker game.<\/td><\/tr>
dealer button<\/strong><\/td>A round disc to signify the dealer position on the table.<\/td><\/tr>
dealer's choice<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a poker game the designated dealer in a home setting chooses.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
declare<\/strong><\/td>An announcement players make as to which part of the pot they are betting on during hi-lo\n\t\t\t\t\tvariants.<\/td><\/tr>
deep stack<\/strong><\/td>A large number of chips that go beyond a poker game's stake.<\/td><\/tr>
defense<\/strong><\/td>A reaction bet to intimidate bluffing players into folding.<\/td><\/tr>
deuce<\/strong><\/td>A hand consisting of a pair of 2 cards such as 2<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 2<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
deuce-to-seven<\/strong><\/td>A low ball hand that contains a sequence of 7 and 2 cards like 7<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 6<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 4<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> 2<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
deuces<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a pair of 2 cards.<\/td><\/tr>
dirty stack<\/strong><\/td>A stack of chips with different denominations.<\/td><\/tr>
discard<\/strong><\/td>Removing one or more cards out of play.<\/td><\/tr>
dog<\/strong><\/td>Another name for an underdog, a player seen by others around the table as weak. <\/td><\/tr>
dominated hand<\/strong><\/td>A hand at play with a lesser value than one held by other players such as a J<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 10<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> getting\n\t\t\t\t\tdominated by a K<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 10<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
donk bet<\/strong><\/td>A non-position bet made on the flop, which stops aggressors from betting after raising\n\t\t\t\t\tpre-flop.<\/td><\/tr>
donkey<\/strong><\/td>A negative term for inexperienced players who tend to make bad decisions. <\/td><\/tr>
door card<\/strong><\/td>First face-up card in a poker stud variant.<\/td><\/tr>
double belly buster straight draw<\/strong><\/td>A straight where a player's hole cards consist of two middle cards while the community cards\n\t\t\t\t\tform the rest.<\/td><\/tr>
double raise<\/strong><\/td>Raising to match the initial bet amount.<\/td><\/tr>
double suited<\/strong><\/td>An Omaha hand consisting of hole suited cards that form two pairs.<\/td><\/tr>
double up, double through<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a player's chip stack after winning one round with an all-in bet during an early\n\t\t\t\t\tround.<\/td><\/tr>
double-ace flush<\/strong><\/td>Creating a flush with wildcards substituting as aces even if a player is holding an ace or\n\t\t\t\t\tone is present on the community cards.<\/td><\/tr>
double-board, double-flop<\/strong><\/td>Two different boards with its own community cards and pot for certain poker\n\t\t\t\t\tvariants.<\/td><\/tr>
double-draw<\/strong><\/td>Draw phase and betting round in draw poker variants are repeated.<\/td><\/tr>
down card<\/strong><\/td>Cards dealt to players that are facing down.<\/td><\/tr>
downbet<\/strong><\/td>Bets that are less than the ones made in the previous round.<\/td><\/tr>
downcard<\/strong><\/td>Non-community cards dealt to players in a face-down position.<\/td><\/tr>
downswing<\/strong><\/td>A string of losing games a player experiences.<\/td><\/tr>
doyle brunson<\/strong><\/td>A specific hole card in Texas Hold'em consisting of 10 and 2 cards, referring to a world\n\t\t\t\t\tchampionship winner of the same name.<\/td><\/tr>
drag light<\/strong><\/td>Occurs when a player returns chips they placed in the pot since they do not have the\n\t\t\t\t\tsufficient amount to call a bet.<\/td><\/tr>
draw<\/strong><\/td>Community cards in Texas Hold'em and Omaha that form a hand with a player's hole cards.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
draw dead<\/strong><\/td>Forming a losing hand from a draw.<\/td><\/tr>
draw lowball<\/strong><\/td>Draw poker variant where the lowest hand is the most valuable one in the game.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
draw out<\/strong><\/td>Drawing a card to form a hand that beat's an opponent's hand.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
draw poker<\/strong><\/td>A poker variant where players dealt five facedown cards and have the option to replace one\n\t\t\t\t\tor all cards to form a strong hand.<\/td><\/tr>
drawing dead<\/strong><\/td>Drawing a hand that will lose to an opponent's hand.<\/td><\/tr>
drawing live<\/strong><\/td>Obtaining a winning hand with a draw that beats an opponent's hand.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
drawing thin<\/strong><\/td>Chasing a draw with a low chance of forming a winning hand.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
drop<\/strong><\/td>Another term for folding or giving up one round.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
dry ace<\/strong><\/td>Having a hole card with an ace and another card with a different suit, requiring four\n\t\t\t\t\tcommunity cards with similar suits to form a flush.<\/td><\/tr>
dry board<\/strong><\/td>Community cards in poker variants that are not forming any hand among all players around the\n\t\t\t\t\ttable.<\/td><\/tr>
dry pot<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a side pot without any chips, which occurs when a player goes all-in while other\n\t\t\t\t\topponents call without raising.<\/td><\/tr>
ducks<\/strong><\/td>A hand consisting of 2 cards pair.<\/td><\/tr>
duplicate<\/strong><\/td>An event when a player cannot improve their hand with the community cards to win against\n\t\t\t\t\topponents with stronger hands.<\/td><\/tr>
early position<\/strong><\/td>A position where a player is the first to act in the current betting round.<\/td><\/tr>
eight or better<\/strong><\/td>Hands consisting of eight or lower cards that have a chance of winning the lowest pot value\n\t\t\t\t\tin a high-low split poker variants.<\/td><\/tr>
equity<\/strong><\/td>Calculated expected value data on the active deal that comes from multiplying the pot value\n\t\t\t\t\tby the probability of winning a game.<\/td><\/tr>
expectation<\/strong><\/td>Amount of chips a player is looking to gain in one round.<\/td><\/tr>
expected value (EV)<\/strong><\/td>An expected average return a player receives when investing a certain amount of\n\t\t\t\t\tchips.<\/td><\/tr>
exposed card<\/strong><\/td>Accidental or intentional disclosure of a card.<\/td><\/tr>
extra blind<\/strong><\/td>An additional blind a new or returning player posts even where there is already a blind set.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
family pot<\/strong><\/td>Occurs when everyone at the table calls pre-flop.<\/td><\/tr>
fast<\/strong><\/td>A play style where a player consistently calls and raises with little\n\t\t\t\t\tpauses.<\/td><\/tr>
favorite<\/strong><\/td>A favored hand that has a high probability of winning.<\/td><\/tr>
favourite<\/strong><\/td>Forming a hand with the best chances of beating other opponents' hands around the\n\t\t\t\t\ttable.<\/td><\/tr>
feeder<\/strong><\/td>Additional tables in a multi-table poker tournament where other participants are\n\t\t\t\t\tplaying.<\/td><\/tr>
felt<\/strong><\/td>A term for the poker table that comes from the felt material on the surface.<\/td><\/tr>
field<\/strong><\/td>Refers to all participants in poker tournaments.<\/td><\/tr>
fifth street<\/strong><\/td>Another term for the river, which is the last community card drawn in one round.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
fill, fill up<\/strong><\/td>Completing a hand with a single draw.<\/td><\/tr>
final table<\/strong><\/td>A scenario where the remaining players of a multi-table poker tournament compete. <\/td><\/tr>
first position<\/strong><\/td>A player who starts the betting round by checking or raising.<\/td><\/tr>
fish<\/strong><\/td>Chasing a draw while having a low-valued hand.<\/td><\/tr>
five of a kind<\/strong><\/td>A hand consisting of quads and a wild card.<\/td><\/tr>
five-card draw<\/strong><\/td>Poker variant where players receive face down five cards and exchange either cards in one\n\t\t\t\t\tdraw to form the best possible hand<\/td><\/tr>
five-card stud<\/strong><\/td>A game where players receive one face down card and a face-up card. Betting rounds occur\n\t\t\t\t\twhen drawing the 2nd<\/sup>, 3rd<\/sup>, 4th<\/sup>, and 5th<\/sup> revealed\n\t\t\t\t\tcards.<\/td><\/tr>
fixed limit, flat limit<\/strong><\/td>Ruling in limit poker where betting amounts are capped in each round.<\/td><\/tr>
flash<\/strong><\/td>Revealing a card to all players that were accidentally exposed to one or more players.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
flat call<\/strong><\/td>A situation where a player is expected to raise but calls instead. <\/td><\/tr>
float<\/strong><\/td>Calling a raise with a low-valued hand on the pre-flop and will bet on the river to bluff\n\t\t\t\t\tother players to fold.<\/td><\/tr>
floorman<\/strong><\/td>A casino staff who sets the ruling of a poker game and has the final say on any outcome.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
floorman, floorperson<\/strong><\/td>Employees who manage the poker games in a casino by setting the rules.<\/td><\/tr>
flop<\/strong><\/td>Three community cards dealt in Texas Hold'em and Omaha and where the second betting round\n\t\t\t\t\toccurs.<\/td><\/tr>
flop game<\/strong><\/td>A poker variant that deals community cards at the center of the table such as Texas Hold'em\n\t\t\t\t\tand Omaha.<\/td><\/tr>
flop games<\/strong><\/td>Games like Texas Hold'em and Omaha with central community cards.<\/td><\/tr>
flush<\/strong><\/td>Hands consisting of five cards with the same suit such as 8<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 2<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> J<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> K<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span>. <\/td><\/tr>
flush draw<\/strong><\/td>Forming a flush by drawing the required hand from a community card.<\/td><\/tr>
fold<\/strong><\/td>Giving up a hand on a player's turn.<\/td><\/tr>
fold equity<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the pot a player wins by making a bet while every opponent folds. <\/td><\/tr>
forced bet<\/strong><\/td>Required bets a player needs to post each round including blinds and ante.<\/td><\/tr>
forced-move<\/strong><\/td>Occurs in multi-table tournaments where a player needs to fill a vacant sit in one of the\n\t\t\t\t\tfeeder tables.<\/td><\/tr>
forward motion<\/strong><\/td>A ruling where players are required to bet the chips they are carrying towards the pot even\n\t\t\t\t\tif they have yet to drop their chips.<\/td><\/tr>
foul<\/strong><\/td>Hands that are removed from play due to one or more issues like having more or fewer\n\t\t\t\t\tcards.<\/td><\/tr>
fouled hand<\/strong><\/td>Invalidated hands due to irregularities such as dropping them to the floor or it consists of\n\t\t\t\t\tmore or few cards.<\/td><\/tr>
four of a kind<\/strong><\/td>A hand consisting of four similar cards like 5<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> J<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
four-flush<\/strong><\/td>An incomplete hand consisting of four cards with the same suit.<\/td><\/tr>
four-straight<\/strong><\/td>Hands that contain four cards with a sequential order such as 8<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 9<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 10<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> J<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span>, missing one card\n\t\t\t\t\tto create a straight.<\/td><\/tr>
fourth street<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the turn card in Texas Hold'em and Omaha, which is the fourth community\n\t\t\t\t\tcard.<\/td><\/tr>
free card<\/strong><\/td>Card players draw without calling any raises in the previous betting round. <\/td><\/tr>
free roll<\/strong><\/td>Prizes players can win without paying an entry fee, including cash rewards in freeroll poker\n\t\t\t\t\ttournaments.<\/td><\/tr>
freeroll<\/strong><\/td>Winning a pot without staking any money.<\/td><\/tr>
freezeout<\/strong><\/td>Poker tournaments or table-stakes cash game that does not allow rebuys.<\/td><\/tr>
full bet rule<\/strong><\/td>Ruling where a player needs to fill the required amount to perform a raise.<\/td><\/tr>
full house<\/strong><\/td>A hand consisting of triple and pair cards.<\/td><\/tr>
full house, full boat, full hand, full<\/strong><\/td>Forming a hand with three cards of the same value and two cards of the same value as 4<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 4<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span>\n\t\t\t\t\t4<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> 9<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> 9<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
full ring<\/strong><\/td>A poker cash game consisting of six or more participants.<\/td><\/tr>
gap hand<\/strong><\/td>Hole cards in Texas Hold'em where two cards have a significant gap in raking like 10<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 3<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span>.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
get away<\/strong><\/td>A scenario where a player with a high-valued hand folds to an opponent with an even stronger\n\t\t\t\t\thand.<\/td><\/tr>
going north<\/strong><\/td>Adding more chips to the game in secret, increasing a player's chip stack to more than the\n\t\t\t\t\ttable limit.<\/td><\/tr>
going south<\/strong><\/td>Act of taking away chips from the table while the game is ongoing.<\/td><\/tr>
grinder<\/strong><\/td>A professional player who makes a living through small profitable wins made from several\n\t\t\t\t\tpoker games.<\/td><\/tr>
gut shot<\/strong><\/td>Forming an inside straight draw in Texas Hold'em or Omaha.<\/td><\/tr>
gut shot, gutshot, gutter<\/strong><\/td>Acquiring the 5th<\/sup> card required for a straight from the turn or river.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
guts, guts to open<\/strong><\/td>Poker variants with a progressive pot that keeps growing until there is one winner.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
gutshot<\/strong><\/td>Completing an inside straight in Texas Hold'em with a draw, usually on the turn or river.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
gutshot straight<\/strong><\/td>An inside straight consisting of two hole cards, two flop cards, and a turn\n\t\t\t\t\tcard.<\/td><\/tr>
gypsy<\/strong><\/td>Qualifying for the pot by posting the blind and not raising.<\/td><\/tr>
h. o. r. s. e<\/strong><\/td>Poker tables with a multi-gaming format. H.O.R.S.E. the name comes from Texas Hold'em,\n\t\t\t\t\tOmaha, Razz, seven-card stud, seven-card stud high-low split-eight or\n\t\t\t\t\tbetter.<\/td><\/tr>
half bet rule<\/strong><\/td>Ruling where players are required to raise the normal bet amount when they make a bet more\n\t\t\t\t\tthan half the minimum amount.<\/td><\/tr>
hand<\/strong><\/td>Five sets of cards in poker that form various rankings like A<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 2<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> for three of a\n\t\t\t\t\tkind or 6<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 6<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 7<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> Q<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 7<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> for two of a kind.<\/td><\/tr>
hand history<\/strong><\/td>A tabulation of a player's previous hands, which is a feature of certain online poker rooms.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
hand-for-hand<\/strong><\/td>Ruling in multi-table tournaments to stop players stalling for participants' elimination\n\t\t\t\t\twhere the last few tables must complete one hand before dealing the next hand.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
hanger<\/strong><\/td>A sign of bottom deck dealing when the bottom card sticks out from the deck.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
heads up<\/strong><\/td>A scenario where two players are competing for the pot.<\/td><\/tr>
heads up poker<\/strong><\/td>Occurs when only two people are playing for the pot.<\/td><\/tr>
heads-up<\/strong><\/td>Situations where the pot is at stake between two players.<\/td><\/tr>
heater<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a situation where a player wins a series of large pots.<\/td><\/tr>
hero<\/strong><\/td>A term for a player referring to themselves while their opponents are referred to as\n\t\t\t\t\tvillains.<\/td><\/tr>
hero call<\/strong><\/td>A scenario where a player makes a large bet and beats an opponent with a weak hand.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
high card<\/strong><\/td>A hand without any pairs or connecting cards with its highest kicker card being the only\n\t\t\t\t\tvaluation.<\/td><\/tr>
high hand, high<\/strong><\/td>A hand with the highest possible value in the current round.<\/td><\/tr>
high-low<\/strong><\/td>Poker variants with a split pot.<\/td><\/tr>
high-low, high-low split<\/strong><\/td>A poker game with two pots where one prize goes to the highest hand and another for the\n\t\t\t\t\tlowest hand.<\/td><\/tr>
hijack seat<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the second rightmost position from the button position where a player can\n\t\t\t\t\t\"highjack\" the blinds with a pre-flop raise.<\/td><\/tr>
hit<\/strong><\/td>Occurs when a player creates a hand with the flop.<\/td><\/tr>
hit and run<\/strong><\/td>A situation where a new player scores one or more large pots and promptly leaves the game.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
hold 'em<\/strong><\/td>A poker game where players receive two face-down cards and dealers place five revealed cards\n\t\t\t\t\tat the table center.<\/td><\/tr>
hole cam<\/strong><\/td>Cameras in poker tables that show audiences a player's hand during a game's broadcast.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
hole cards<\/strong><\/td>Facedown cards dealt to players.<\/td><\/tr>
hole cards, hole<\/strong><\/td>Refers to facedown cards given to players during any poker games.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
hollywood<\/strong><\/td>Attempting to get a reaction from a player by doing overemphasized actions. <\/td><\/tr>
home game<\/strong><\/td>Poker games held in a player's home or private establishment.<\/td><\/tr>
horse<\/strong><\/td>A player financially backed by another person who expects a share of the winnings. <\/td><\/tr>
house<\/strong><\/td>A term for the casino or establishment that hosts card games.<\/td><\/tr>
icm<\/strong><\/td>Short for the independent chip model, which assigns value to chips used in\n\t\t\t\t\tpoker games.<\/td><\/tr>
ignorant end, idiot end<\/strong><\/td>Forming a straight hand from the flop with the least value around the table. <\/td><\/tr>
implied odds<\/strong><\/td>Calculated odds similar to pot odds with the inclusion of estimated future bets. <\/td><\/tr>
implied pot odds, implied odds<\/strong><\/td>Estimated odds that take into account the chips a player can win in succeeding\n\t\t\t\t\trounds.<\/td><\/tr>
improve<\/strong><\/td>Increasing the value of a player's hand through a draw or exchanging the ones they are\n\t\t\t\t\tholding.<\/td><\/tr>
in position<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a player who is the last to act in a betting round.<\/td><\/tr>
in the middle<\/strong><\/td>Occurs on poker games that have multiple blinds where a player posts a blind regardless of\n\t\t\t\t\tthe turn order.<\/td><\/tr>
in the money<\/strong><\/td>Players who ranked high enough to receive a share of the prize pool.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
in turn<\/strong><\/td>A player whose turn is coming after the current player finishes their turn.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
inside straight<\/strong><\/td>Forming a straight from a turn draw during Texas Hold'em.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
inside straight draw<\/strong><\/td>Drawing a turn card that completes a player's straight.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
insurance<\/strong><\/td>A side bet between players that acts as a protection against an all-in bet with a winning\n\t\t\t\t\thand.<\/td><\/tr>
irregular declaration<\/strong><\/td>Motions a player performs that falsely shows an intended action like knocking on the table\n\t\t\t\t\tonce to check.<\/td><\/tr>
irregularity<\/strong><\/td>Situations that require dealer actions like a player receiving more or fewer cards. <\/td><\/tr>
isolation<\/strong><\/td>Raising with the intention of pressuring other players to fold, opening a situation for a\n\t\t\t\t\tshowdown between a targeted opponent.<\/td><\/tr>
itm<\/strong><\/td>Short for \"in the money\", a term for tournament participants who ranked high enough to get a\n\t\t\t\t\tpart of the prize pool.<\/td><\/tr>
jackpot<\/strong><\/td>A cash reward for meeting conditions such as forming a specific quad hand.<\/td><\/tr>
jackpot poker<\/strong><\/td>Special prizes offered by casinos to players who lost with a strong hand. <\/td><\/tr>
jacks-or- better<\/strong><\/td>A poker variant where a player can only open the betting round when they get a pair of jacks\n\t\t\t\t\tor higher valued cards.<\/td><\/tr>
joker<\/strong><\/td>A wild card in certain poker variants that can substitute other cards such as aces <\/td><\/tr>
juice<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the cut a casino or cardroom collects from the pot.<\/td><\/tr>
junk<\/strong><\/td>A hand with little to no value.<\/td><\/tr>
kansas city lowball<\/strong><\/td>A lowball poker variant where the lowest possible hand is the strongest.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
keep them honest<\/strong><\/td>Calls a player makes when they suspect their opponent is bluffing. <\/td><\/tr>
key card<\/strong><\/td>Drawing a specific card that completes a hand.<\/td><\/tr>
key hand<\/strong><\/td>A hand that can drastically improve or worsen a player's position in poker tournaments.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
kick it<\/strong><\/td>An act of increasing a bet.<\/td><\/tr>
kicker<\/strong><\/td>An unpaired hole card that can determine the final value of a hand.<\/td><\/tr>
kill button<\/strong><\/td>A button to indicate which player can execute a \"kill hand\".<\/td><\/tr>
kill game, kill pot<\/strong><\/td>A fixed-limit poker game with a kill blind feature that requires a player to pay 2x or 1.5x\n\t\t\t\t\tthe big blind when they meet a specific condition.<\/td><\/tr>
kill hand<\/strong><\/td>An event during kill games that increases a player's blind bet post. <\/td><\/tr>
kill pot<\/strong><\/td>Pot made from kill blinds or increased blinds for players triggering the \"kill hand\"\n\t\t\t\t\tevent.<\/td><\/tr>
kitty<\/strong><\/td>An agreed share of the pot in home games to buy drinks, food, and other items.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
knock<\/strong><\/td>Completing a turn without betting.<\/td><\/tr>
kojak<\/strong><\/td>A hole hand that consists of a king and jack.<\/td><\/tr>
ladies<\/strong><\/td>A term for queen pairs.<\/td><\/tr>
lag<\/strong><\/td>A semi-aggressive style where a player consistently makes light bets.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
lammer<\/strong><\/td>Tokens with labels that include the dealer button.<\/td><\/tr>
last to act<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the right most position of the dealer who continues the betting round by raising\n\t\t\t\t\tor ending it with a fold, check or call.<\/td><\/tr>
late position<\/strong><\/td>A position to the right of a dealer where a player waits for everyone to finish their\n\t\t\t\t\tturn<\/td><\/tr>
lay down your hand<\/strong><\/td>A term for folding or surrendering a hand.<\/td><\/tr>
laydown<\/strong><\/td>Folding when a player believes an opponent has a better hand.<\/td><\/tr>
lead<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the first bet made during a betting round.<\/td><\/tr>
leg-up, leg-up button<\/strong><\/td>A button in a kill game to indicate a player winning the previous pot.<\/td><\/tr>
level<\/strong><\/td>A term for the increasing blind tiers during a poker tournament.<\/td><\/tr>
light<\/strong><\/td>A least-valued hand that ranks slightly higher than others such as a 5<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 3<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 3<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span>\n\t\t\t\t\t9<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
limit<\/strong><\/td>A set minimum and maximum betting cap.<\/td><\/tr>
limit poker<\/strong><\/td>Poker games with a set minimum and maximum bet amount.<\/td><\/tr>
limp<\/strong><\/td>Calling to compete for the pot without raising<\/td><\/tr>
limp in<\/strong><\/td>A low-risk method for a player to qualify for the pot by calling instead of\n\t\t\t\t\traising.<\/td><\/tr>
limp-reraise<\/strong><\/td>Raising after a limp call in the previous betting round.<\/td><\/tr>
limp, limp in<\/strong><\/td>Entering the pot by calling a bet and not raising.<\/td><\/tr>
limper<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a player calling instead of raising to minimize the risk.<\/td><\/tr>
live bet<\/strong><\/td>A required bet to post on the first betting round.<\/td><\/tr>
live blind<\/strong><\/td>Mandatory bet a player posts before the pre-flop.<\/td><\/tr>
live card(s)<\/strong><\/td>A draw in stud poker that boosts a hand's strength.<\/td><\/tr>
live cards<\/strong><\/td>Two or more cards increasing a player's chance of winning a stud poker game.<\/td><\/tr>
live game<\/strong><\/td>Poker sessions where players are consistently active in each betting round.<\/td><\/tr>
live hand<\/strong><\/td>Hands that have yet to fold and can qualify for the pot.<\/td><\/tr>
live one<\/strong><\/td>A beginner who consistently plays many hands despite the lack of experience.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
live poker<\/strong><\/td>Poker games played in real venues such as casinos and card rooms.<\/td><\/tr>
lock up<\/strong><\/td>A method for players to indicate that they are taking one of the cash game sits by placing\n\t\t\t\t\ttheir chips or other belongings on the table.<\/td><\/tr>
look<\/strong><\/td>Calling a bet to finish the last betting round and initiating the showdown.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
loose<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a style where a person frequently plays many hands of varying ranges.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
low<\/strong><\/td>A card with the lowest possible rank.<\/td><\/tr>
lowball<\/strong><\/td>Poker variant where the winning hand is the least ranking one.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
m-ratio<\/strong><\/td>A ratio base on the player's chip stack and betting cost of the current round to indicate\n\t\t\t\t\twhich strategies are ideal for specific situations.<\/td><\/tr>
made hand<\/strong><\/td>Forming a strong hand that does not require any draw to improve its chances of beating other\n\t\t\t\t\tplayers.<\/td><\/tr>
main pot<\/strong><\/td>A pot where all players are competing for while a separate side pot is set for players who\n\t\t\t\t\tgoes all-in.<\/td><\/tr>
make<\/strong><\/td>Process of shuffling a deck.<\/td><\/tr>
maniac<\/strong><\/td>A player who plays loosely and aggressively with a wide range of hands.<\/td><\/tr>
mark<\/strong><\/td>A novice that other players are targeting for easy profit.<\/td><\/tr>
match the pot<\/strong><\/td>Betting the current value of the pot.<\/td><\/tr>
micro-limit<\/strong><\/td>Refers to poker games with the lowest stakes in the establishment.<\/td><\/tr>
middle pair<\/strong><\/td>Forming a pair with a community card that has a mid-range value.<\/td><\/tr>
middle position<\/strong><\/td>Refers to any position between the early and late positions.<\/td><\/tr>
minimum buy-in<\/strong><\/td>Least amount required to pay before joining a game.<\/td><\/tr>
misdeal<\/strong><\/td>Invalid deal due to irregularities.<\/td><\/tr>
missed blind<\/strong><\/td>Blinds that are not paid due to a player leaving the game.<\/td><\/tr>
monster<\/strong><\/td>Signifying a player with a massive chip stack even they accumulated with a small one at the\n\t\t\t\t\tstart of the game.<\/td><\/tr>
move in<\/strong><\/td>Going all-in in a no-limit poker game.<\/td><\/tr>
muck<\/strong><\/td>Folding or surrendering a hand.<\/td><\/tr>
multi-table tournament (mtt)<\/strong><\/td>Poker games that require many tables to accommodate every participant.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
multi-way pot<\/strong><\/td>A pot that contains every player's chips.<\/td><\/tr>
negative freeroll<\/strong><\/td>A scenario where a player checks and is expecting to call an all-in bet from an opponent,\n\t\t\t\t\tbut the opponent responds with a check instead.<\/td><\/tr>
nit<\/strong><\/td>Players who only play strong hands.<\/td><\/tr>
no limit<\/strong><\/td>A game where players have the freedom to bet any amount of chips in one round.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
no-limit<\/strong><\/td>Ruling that allows bets without any limit.<\/td><\/tr>
nosebleed stakes<\/strong><\/td>Cash games with the highest possible stakes in the establishment.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
nothing<\/strong><\/td>A scenario where a player can only get a high card hand. <\/td><\/tr>
nothing card<\/strong><\/td>Community cards that a player cannot use to form a hand.<\/td><\/tr>
nut hand (the nuts)<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a winning hand in one round.<\/td><\/tr>
nut low<\/strong><\/td>Having a winning hand in high-low split games that consist of low ranked\n\t\t\t\t\tcards.<\/td><\/tr>
nuts<\/strong><\/td>Money professional poker players make to sustain their career.<\/td><\/tr>
odds<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the likelihood of winning a game with the current hand.<\/td><\/tr>
off-suit<\/strong><\/td>Series of cards with different suits.<\/td><\/tr>
offsuit<\/strong><\/td>Hole hand consisting of differently suited cards.<\/td><\/tr>
omaha<\/strong><\/td>A poker variant where players form a hand from two of four hole cards to the five community\n\t\t\t\t\tcards on the table.<\/td><\/tr>
on the button<\/strong><\/td>Designation for a player who is at the dealer button.<\/td><\/tr>
one-chip rule<\/strong><\/td>Calling any bets in a live game with one chip of higher denomination.<\/td><\/tr>
one-ended straight draw<\/strong><\/td>Drawing a specific card to form a one-ended straight consisting of ace, king, queen, jack,\n\t\t\t\t\tand 10 cards as well as five, four, three, two, ace cards.<\/td><\/tr>
one-eyed royals<\/strong><\/td>High-ranked cards consisting of jacks, queens, and kings.<\/td><\/tr>
one-gap<\/strong><\/td>Two sequential hole cards that are two ranks apart like 2<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 4<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> or K<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> J<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
open<\/strong><\/td>Making the first bet in one round.<\/td><\/tr>
open card<\/strong><\/td>A face-up card revealed to other players.<\/td><\/tr>
open limp<\/strong><\/td>A player calling the blinds first.<\/td><\/tr>
open pair<\/strong><\/td>Face-up cards that form a pair.<\/td><\/tr>
open-ended<\/strong><\/td>Refers to four sequential cards that can form a straight hand with a draw of either one card\n\t\t\t\t\tat both sequential ranking ends.<\/td><\/tr>
open-ended straight<\/strong><\/td>A straight that players can form with one card from the bottom or top rank of the hand.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
open-ended straight draw<\/strong><\/td>Drawing one of two cards that can create an open-ended straight.<\/td><\/tr>
open-ended straight draw, open-ended<\/strong><\/td>Straights that require drawing one of two cards to fill the bottom or top sequential\n\t\t\t\t\trank.<\/td><\/tr>
open-handed<\/strong><\/td>Poker variants where one or more of a player's cards are revealed to others around the\n\t\t\t\t\ttable.<\/td><\/tr>
openers<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the person voluntarily betting first in one round.<\/td><\/tr>
option<\/strong><\/td>An opportunity for players posting the live blind to raise.<\/td><\/tr>
orbit<\/strong><\/td>Occurs when everyone at the table calls the big blind.<\/td><\/tr>
out<\/strong><\/td>Cards yet to be drawn that boosts a player's chance of winning one round.<\/td><\/tr>
out button<\/strong><\/td>Discs to indicate a player skipping one betting round and will play the next one. <\/td><\/tr>
out of position<\/strong><\/td>Positions in between those who act first and last in one betting round.<\/td><\/tr>
outrun<\/strong><\/td>An event where a player wins against an opponent's hand.<\/td><\/tr>
outs<\/strong><\/td>Potential cards that improve a player's odds when drawn.<\/td><\/tr>
outside straight draw<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a doubled ended straight formed with a draw of a top or bottom ranking card.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
over-cards<\/strong><\/td>Flop, turn, or river cards that have a higher value than the hole pocket pair a player has.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
over-pair<\/strong><\/td>Pocket pairs that has a better value than any community cards.<\/td><\/tr>
overbet<\/strong><\/td>Occurs in no-limit games when a player's bet is larger than the pot value. <\/td><\/tr>
overcall<\/strong><\/td>Players calling a bet that other people called earlier.<\/td><\/tr>
overcard<\/strong><\/td>Community cards that have better value than a player's hole pocket pairs.<\/td><\/tr>
overpair<\/strong><\/td>When a player's pocket pair ranks better than community cards.<\/td><\/tr>
overs<\/strong><\/td>An opportunity for players to increase the stakes during limit poker games.<\/td><\/tr>
paint<\/strong><\/td>A term for one-eyed royal cards in lowball poker variants.<\/td><\/tr>
paints<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the jack, queen, and king cards.<\/td><\/tr>
pair<\/strong><\/td>A hand with two similar cards such as 6<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 8<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> 8<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> K<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 2<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
pass<\/strong><\/td>Folding or surrendering a hand.<\/td><\/tr>
passive<\/strong><\/td>A method where players only check and call while rarely raising.<\/td><\/tr>
pat<\/strong><\/td>Creating a winning hand on the flop or on the initial hand in draw poker variants.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
pay off<\/strong><\/td>Calling a bet even if a player believes they have the winning hand or not.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
penny ante<\/strong><\/td>A term for cheap low-stake games.<\/td><\/tr>
perfect<\/strong><\/td>A winning hand in any poker variants that does not require any improvement.<\/td><\/tr>
pick-up<\/strong><\/td>When a staff takes a player's money after buying chips.<\/td><\/tr>
picture cards<\/strong><\/td>A term for royal cards including jacks, queens, and kings.<\/td><\/tr>
play back<\/strong><\/td>Re-raising or raising a player's bet.<\/td><\/tr>
play the board<\/strong><\/td>Entering the showdown phase while having a hand that did not improve with the community\n\t\t\t\t\tcards.<\/td><\/tr>
playing the board<\/strong><\/td>Entering the showdown phase while having a hand that did not improve with the community\n\t\t\t\t\tcards.<\/td><\/tr>
pocket<\/strong><\/td>A term for hole cards or cards in a face-down position.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
pocket aces<\/strong><\/td>Hole cards consisting of a pair of aces. <\/td><\/tr>
pocket cards<\/strong><\/td>A player's face-down cards.<\/td><\/tr>
pocket pair<\/strong><\/td>Forming a pair with the hole cards<\/td><\/tr>
pocket rockets<\/strong><\/td>A term for holes with an ace pair.<\/td><\/tr>
poker face<\/strong><\/td>An expressionless face on a player.<\/td><\/tr>
poker table<\/strong><\/td>A physical table where poker games are held.<\/td><\/tr>
polarized<\/strong><\/td>Players who will play either top to low ranged hands.<\/td><\/tr>
position<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the player order in one betting round.<\/td><\/tr>
position bet<\/strong><\/td>Raising or betting to take advantage of a player's current position. <\/td><\/tr>
post<\/strong><\/td>Paying a mandatory bet such as the blinds and ante.<\/td><\/tr>
post dead<\/strong><\/td>Posts a player must cover when they miss paying a previous small blind.<\/td><\/tr>
post oak bluff<\/strong><\/td>Small-sized bets in no-limit and pot-limit poker variants that allow players to bluff other\n\t\t\t\t\topponents while taking a small risk.<\/td><\/tr>
pot<\/strong><\/td>Collection of every bet around the table and what players are competing for.<\/td><\/tr>
pot limit<\/strong><\/td>Poker games where players cannot bet more than the total pot amount.<\/td><\/tr>
pot odds<\/strong><\/td>A calculated ratio of the cost to call a bet and the pot amount.<\/td><\/tr>
pot-committed<\/strong><\/td>An event where a player cannot fold due to the pot amount in no-limit poker games.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
pot-limit<\/strong><\/td>Ruling in a poker game where players are limited to the pot value on their bets. <\/td><\/tr>
pre-flop<\/strong><\/td>First round of betting where players receive their hole cards.<\/td><\/tr>
price<\/strong><\/td>Bet players need to call before reaching the next street for a crucial draw.<\/td><\/tr>
probe bet<\/strong><\/td>Small leading bet after the flop to stop others from making a large raise.<\/td><\/tr>
prop<\/strong><\/td>An employee of a casino who participates to keep live games active while using house\n\t\t\t\t\tmoney.<\/td><\/tr>
prop, proposition player<\/strong><\/td>Staff paid by the casino per the hour to join card tables and keep them active.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
protect<\/strong><\/td>Raising while having a hand with a decent range and a good draw probability.<\/td><\/tr>
protected pot<\/strong><\/td>Low chances of bluffing to win a showdown due to many active hands on the table. <\/td><\/tr>
protection, protect<\/strong><\/td>A player's bet to increase the pot value and profit out of a hand with a slightly strong\n\t\t\t\t\trange.<\/td><\/tr>
purse<\/strong><\/td>A poker tournament's prize pool.<\/td><\/tr>
push<\/strong><\/td>Betting every chip from a player's stack.<\/td><\/tr>
put down<\/strong><\/td>An act of putting down one's hand to fold.<\/td><\/tr>
put on<\/strong><\/td>Speculating an opponent's hand base on their betting patterns and other actions.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
put the clock (on someone)<\/strong><\/td>A player requesting to place a time limit on another player's turn. <\/td><\/tr>
quads<\/strong><\/td>A hand with four similar cards such as 7<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 4<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 7<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 7<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 7<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
qualifier<\/strong><\/td>Forming a qualifying hand in high-low poker variants.<\/td><\/tr>
qualifier, qualifying low<\/strong><\/td>A hand that satisfies the minimum qualifying requirement for low hand games.<\/td><\/tr>
quartered<\/strong><\/td>Refers to qualifying for a quarter of the pot amount during high-low split games.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
rabbit hunt<\/strong><\/td>Occurs when a player requests to see the cards meant for the turn and river after ending the\n\t\t\t\t\tgame on the flop.<\/td><\/tr>
raccoon<\/strong><\/td>A negative term for an inexperienced player.<\/td><\/tr>
race<\/strong><\/td>A close match between two players who have nearly 50% chance of winning the pot.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
rack<\/strong><\/td>A stack of 100 chips.<\/td><\/tr>
rag<\/strong><\/td>Obtaining a hand with little to no value.<\/td><\/tr>
ragged<\/strong><\/td>Flop cards that did not boost anyone's hand.<\/td><\/tr>
rail<\/strong><\/td>A term for spectators or audiences during poker tournaments.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
railbird<\/strong><\/td>People or crowds watching a poker match.<\/td><\/tr>
rainbow<\/strong><\/td>Cards of various suits that minimizes any player's chance of a flush.<\/td><\/tr>
raise<\/strong><\/td>An act of increasing the bet.<\/td><\/tr>
rake<\/strong><\/td>Commission fee cut from a portion of the pot.<\/td><\/tr>
rakeback<\/strong><\/td>A promotional rebate that returns a part of the player's entry fee or rake.<\/td><\/tr>
rakeback pro<\/strong><\/td>Professional poker players who utilize Rakeback promotions to sustain their lifestyle\n\t\t\t\t\twithout having to win every match.<\/td><\/tr>
range of hands<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the possible hands all players around the table are holding.<\/td><\/tr>
rank<\/strong><\/td>A term for the card's value.<\/td><\/tr>
rap<\/strong><\/td>A knocking motion to indicate a check.<\/td><\/tr>
rathole<\/strong><\/td>Taking out some of a player's chip from the table during a game.<\/td><\/tr>
razz<\/strong><\/td>A seven-card stud variant where the winning hands are the ones with a low range.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
re-buy<\/strong><\/td>Returning to the tournament by paying the entry fee again.<\/td><\/tr>
re-raise<\/strong><\/td>Raising instead of calling a previous raise.<\/td><\/tr>
rebuy<\/strong><\/td>Paying the entry fee again to re-enter a tournament.<\/td><\/tr>
redeal<\/strong><\/td>Dealing the cards again after an irregularity occurred.<\/td><\/tr>
redraw<\/strong><\/td>When a player draws to improve a strong hand further.<\/td><\/tr>
represent<\/strong><\/td>A player bluffing others into thinking they are playing with a specific hand.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
reraise<\/strong><\/td>Occurs when a player raises a previous player's bet instead of calling it.<\/td><\/tr>
ring game<\/strong><\/td>A term for poker games held in physical casinos or venues.<\/td><\/tr>
river<\/strong><\/td>Fifth community card in Texas Hold'em and Omaha.<\/td><\/tr>
rock<\/strong><\/td>Refers to people playing a tight game where they only bet with strong hands.<\/td><\/tr>
roll your own<\/strong><\/td>An opportunity for players to pick which cards are revealed in seven-card stud. <\/td><\/tr>
rolled-up trips<\/strong><\/td>An event when a player gets a three of a kind from the first draw during seven-card stud.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
round of betting<\/strong><\/td>Phases of a poker game where players call or increase the bet.<\/td><\/tr>
rounder<\/strong><\/td>A term for professional players who consistently participate in high-stakes poker tables.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
rounders<\/strong><\/td>Players with extensive experience and skills who frequent high-stakes\n\t\t\t\t\ttables.<\/td><\/tr>
royal cards<\/strong><\/td>16 cards consisting of jacks, queens, and kings in a deck.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
royal flush<\/strong><\/td>Most valuable hand possible consisting of a top-ranking straight with the same suits like A<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span>\n\t\t\t\t\tK<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> Q<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> J<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 10<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
run it twice, running it twice<\/strong><\/td>A deal made mostly in private settings where players draw the community cards twice after\n\t\t\t\t\tgoing all-in before the river.<\/td><\/tr>
runner<\/strong><\/td>Completing a hand with a draw on the turn and river.<\/td><\/tr>
runner-runner<\/strong><\/td>A situation where a turn and river draw completes a player's hand.<\/td><\/tr>
rush<\/strong><\/td>Winning a series of consecutive games.<\/td><\/tr>
sandbag<\/strong><\/td>A betting method where players with strong hand checks and calls each\n\t\t\t\t\tbetting round while raising on the river.<\/td><\/tr>
satellite<\/strong><\/td>Poker tournament prizes that offer a free buy-in to tournaments with higher prize\n\t\t\t\t\tpools.<\/td><\/tr>
scare card<\/strong><\/td>A revealed card in stud poker games that increases the possibility of a player having a\n\t\t\t\t\tstrong hand.<\/td><\/tr>
scoop<\/strong><\/td>Winning the high and low pots during high-low split poker variants.<\/td><\/tr>
seating list<\/strong><\/td>Queuing line up for poker tables that are in maximum capacity.<\/td><\/tr>
second pair<\/strong><\/td>Pairs that are ranked between the highest and lowest range in poker games with community\n\t\t\t\t\tcards.<\/td><\/tr>
see<\/strong><\/td>A player calling a raise.<\/td><\/tr>
sell<\/strong><\/td>Betting a small portion of the maximum amount in spread limit games to entice other players\n\t\t\t\t\tin calling.<\/td><\/tr>
semi-bluff<\/strong><\/td>Playing a low-range hand with a good probability of a draw improving it. <\/td><\/tr>
set<\/strong><\/td>Forming a three of a kind hand with a pocket pair.<\/td><\/tr>
set-up<\/strong><\/td>A new deck that has been ordered by rank and suit, allowing everyone to confirm the deck\n\t\t\t\t\tcontains all 52 cards before the shuffle.<\/td><\/tr>
seven-card stud<\/strong><\/td>A poker variant that involves three face-down cards and four face-up cards given to each\n\t\t\t\t\tplayer.<\/td><\/tr>
sevens rule<\/strong><\/td>Ruling in lowball poker variants that require players to bet instead of checking and raising\n\t\t\t\t\twhen they have a seven-low hand or lower.<\/td><\/tr>
seventh street<\/strong><\/td>Last betting round of seven-card stud and stud 8 or better poker variants. <\/td><\/tr>
shark<\/strong><\/td>A term for a professional poker player.<\/td><\/tr>
shill<\/strong><\/td>A casino employee using house money to play with casino patrons and keep the card games\n\t\t\t\t\tactive.<\/td><\/tr>
shills<\/strong><\/td>Proposition players paid by the hour to engage with other players in poker games and return\n\t\t\t\t\tall winnings to the house.<\/td><\/tr>
shoe<\/strong><\/td>A deck holder dealers use to distribute cards in live games.<\/td><\/tr>
shootout<\/strong><\/td>An event where all remaining participants of a poker tournament compete in the last\n\t\t\t\t\ttable.<\/td><\/tr>
short buy<\/strong><\/td>Paying the minimum buy-in for a no-limit poker table.<\/td><\/tr>
short stack<\/strong><\/td>Having fewer chips than other players around the table.<\/td><\/tr>
shorthanded<\/strong><\/td>A table intended for 10 players having only half or fewer participants.<\/td><\/tr>
shove<\/strong><\/td>A motion of pushing every chip towards the pot indicating an all-in bet.<\/td><\/tr>
showdown<\/strong><\/td>Occurs after the final betting round where players' hands are evaluated to determine the\n\t\t\t\t\twinner.<\/td><\/tr>
side game<\/strong><\/td>Cash games where eliminated tournament players and other people compete for cash prizes.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
side pot<\/strong><\/td>A pot containing a player's all-in bet and chips from people who called it while the main\n\t\t\t\t\tpot contains all additional raises.<\/td><\/tr>
sit and go<\/strong><\/td>Poker tournaments that start when all vacancies are filled and ends when a player wins every\n\t\t\t\t\tchip in the game.<\/td><\/tr>
sit-and-go<\/strong><\/td>A tournament format with a shared prize pool awarded to the qualifying players.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
sixth street<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the fourth community card in seven-card stud.<\/td><\/tr>
slow play<\/strong><\/td>Profiting from a strong hand by calling and checking every street while betting on the river\n\t\t\t\t\tor fifth street.<\/td><\/tr>
slow roll<\/strong><\/td>Pausing after a showdown to reveal a strong or winning hand.<\/td><\/tr>
small blind<\/strong><\/td>Required post that is half the amount of the big blind.<\/td><\/tr>
smooched<\/strong><\/td>Obtaining a hand with a slightly better range than the opponent.<\/td><\/tr>
smooth call<\/strong><\/td>Missed opportunity to get value out of a strong hand by calling instead of raising. <\/td><\/tr>
snap call<\/strong><\/td>A player who calls immediately without any consideration.<\/td><\/tr>
snow<\/strong><\/td>Bluffing with a losing hand during draw poker.<\/td><\/tr>
soft break<\/strong><\/td>Breaking chips with large denominations into smaller ones during buy-ins. <\/td><\/tr>
soft-play<\/strong><\/td>Controlled bets by two or more players to prevent one of them to lose chips.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
solid<\/strong><\/td>A player who frequently bets on top range hands only.<\/td><\/tr>
speed limit<\/strong><\/td>A hand consisting of a 5 pair.<\/td><\/tr>
splash the pot<\/strong><\/td>Haphazardly tossing chips to the pot.<\/td><\/tr>
split<\/strong><\/td>A situation where two or more players win the pot.<\/td><\/tr>
split pot<\/strong><\/td>Players sharing the pot prize for having hands with equal values.<\/td><\/tr>
split two pair<\/strong><\/td>Two pairs with one pair formed with the player's hole and one formed on the flop such\n\t\t\t\t\tas a hole with K<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 7<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> and the flop with 8<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 7<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 8<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
spread<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a game's minimum and maximum betting amount.<\/td><\/tr>
spread-limit<\/strong><\/td>Poker games with a limit range that changes in between betting rounds.<\/td><\/tr>
squeeze play<\/strong><\/td>Re-raising a bet with a decent ranged hand to bluff players into folding during no-limit\n\t\t\t\t\tTexas Hold'em.<\/td><\/tr>
stack<\/strong><\/td>A player's total chip amount.<\/td><\/tr>
stakes<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the buy-in fee for a game.<\/td><\/tr>
staking<\/strong><\/td>Sponsors who finance a player and expect a return on investment.<\/td><\/tr>
stand pat<\/strong><\/td>Declining to exchange any of the first five cards dealt in draw poker to avoid degrading a\n\t\t\t\t\thand or bluffing other players.<\/td><\/tr>
starting hand<\/strong><\/td>First set of cards players receive at the start of each game such as the two hole cards in\n\t\t\t\t\tTexas Hold'em.<\/td><\/tr>
stay<\/strong><\/td>Calling a bet to stay in the game.<\/td><\/tr>
steal<\/strong><\/td>Raising with a nearly losing hand to bluff players who posted the blinds and ante into\n\t\t\t\t\tfolding.<\/td><\/tr>
steam<\/strong><\/td>Frustrated and irritated players who cannot make a sound judgment or strategy.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
steel wheel<\/strong><\/td>Forming an ace-five straight with the cards having similar suits such as A<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 2<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 3<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 4<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span>\n\t\t\t\t\t5<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
stop and go<\/strong><\/td>An aggressive playstyle such as raising pre-flop and making a large bet on the flop or\n\t\t\t\t\tturn.<\/td><\/tr>
straddle<\/strong><\/td>Raising the blinds before the first betting round.<\/td><\/tr>
straddle bet<\/strong><\/td>Players posting twice the blind amount.<\/td><\/tr>
straight<\/strong><\/td>Five cards forming a ranking sequence such as 4<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 6<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 7<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 8<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
straight flush<\/strong><\/td>Obtaining cards with a sequential rank and similar suits like 5<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 6<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 7<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 8<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 9<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
strategy card<\/strong><\/td>Poker guides printed on a card that can fit in most wallets.<\/td><\/tr>
street<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the betting rounds in a game.<\/td><\/tr>
string bet<\/strong><\/td>Raising by placing a portion of chips to the pot at a time instead of putting the entire bet\n\t\t\t\t\tamount to the pot in one motion.<\/td><\/tr>
structure<\/strong><\/td>Set limits on bets, blinds, and ante for specific poker games.<\/td><\/tr>
structured<\/strong><\/td>Betting policy for certain poker tables such as a change of spread on each betting round.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
stub<\/strong><\/td>Cards in a deck that have yet to be dealt in a game.<\/td><\/tr>
stuck<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a player losing the current game.<\/td><\/tr>
stud<\/strong><\/td>Poker variants where players receive face-up and face-down cards.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
stud games<\/strong><\/td>Poker games involving the inclusion of revealed cards assigned to each player.<\/td><\/tr>
subscription poker<\/strong><\/td>Online poker service with a monthly fee, allowing players to compete for\n\t\t\t\t\treal money.<\/td><\/tr>
suck out<\/strong><\/td>A situation where a strong hand gets beaten by an underdog's hand with a good draw. <\/td><\/tr>
suited<\/strong><\/td>Cards with a similar suit.<\/td><\/tr>
suited connectors<\/strong><\/td>Hole cards in Texas Hold'em with the same suit.<\/td><\/tr>
super satellite<\/strong><\/td>Multi-table games where players compete for a free buy-in to satellite games that offer a\n\t\t\t\t\tticket to major tournaments.<\/td><\/tr>
table stakes<\/strong><\/td>Ruling where players cannot add their own money while playing a hand.<\/td><\/tr>
tag<\/strong><\/td>A strategic method of playing aggressively with a wide range of hands while playing strong\n\t\t\t\t\tones tightly to make opponents second guess themselves.<\/td><\/tr>
tainted outs<\/strong><\/td>Undealt cards that improve a player and their opponent's hands.<\/td><\/tr>
tank, in the tank<\/strong><\/td>Players taking a long time to contemplate their turn.<\/td><\/tr>
tell<\/strong><\/td>Psychological changes in behavior indicate what a player is feeling, giving\n\t\t\t\t\tothers a hint on a player's hand strength.<\/td><\/tr>
texas hold'em<\/strong><\/td>Poker variant that involves two face-down cards given to players and five community cards\n\t\t\t\t\tdealt on the table.<\/td><\/tr>
texture<\/strong><\/td>Probability of the community cards in forming draws based on their rank or suit\n\t\t\t\t\tcoordination.<\/td><\/tr>
third man walking<\/strong><\/td>A status of a player who is the third person to leave the table. Third man walking players\n\t\t\t\t\tcan rejoin when they go back to their sit within the set time limit.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
third street<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the first betting round of seven card stud.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
thirty miles<\/strong><\/td>A three of a kind hand with 10 cards.<\/td><\/tr>
three bet, three betting<\/strong><\/td>A term for the third bet or first re-raise in the first betting round.<\/td><\/tr>
three of a kind<\/strong><\/td>Creating a hand consisting of three similarly ranked cards such as J<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> J<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 8<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 4<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> J<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span>. <\/td><\/tr>
tight<\/strong><\/td>Players who only bet on strong hands.<\/td><\/tr>
tilt<\/strong><\/td>A negative mental state that has players disregard strategy when playing hands.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
time<\/strong><\/td>Request for suspending a game to give a player time to think about their actions. <\/td><\/tr>
timer<\/strong><\/td>A countdown timer that determines a period when the blinds will increase during poker\n\t\t\t\t\ttournaments.<\/td><\/tr>
to go<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the amount needed for a player to call a bet and stay in the game.<\/td><\/tr>
TOC<\/strong><\/td>Acronym for the tournament of champions.<\/td><\/tr>
toke<\/strong><\/td>Tips given to the dealer during live games.<\/td><\/tr>
top and bottom<\/strong><\/td>Forming the highest and lowest pairs with the hole and community card such as when a hole is\n\t\t\t\t\tJ<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 2<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> and the community cards are 10<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 6<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 8<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 2<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> 4<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
top kicker<\/strong><\/td>Having a high ranking card to bolster a player's hand.<\/td><\/tr>
top pair<\/strong><\/td>A pair that ranks higher than other pairs in one game<\/td><\/tr>
top set<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the best possible three of a kind hand in one game.<\/td><\/tr>
top two<\/strong><\/td>Creating a two pairs hand with the community cards that beats the other two pairs hands on\n\t\t\t\t\tthe table.<\/td><\/tr>
tournament<\/strong><\/td>Poker games with numerous participants.<\/td><\/tr>
trap<\/strong><\/td>A player catching opponents by surprise with a bet on the river after checking and calling\n\t\t\t\t\tprevious betting rounds.<\/td><\/tr>
trey<\/strong><\/td>A term for a 3 pair hand.<\/td><\/tr>
treys<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a pair consisting of 3 cards.<\/td><\/tr>
trips<\/strong><\/td>A three of a kind hand.<\/td><\/tr>
turbo<\/strong><\/td>Feature in a specific poker tournament where the blinds increase faster than the normal\n\t\t\t\t\trate.<\/td><\/tr>
turn<\/strong><\/td>Fourth community card in Texas Hold'em and Omaha.<\/td><\/tr>
two pair<\/strong><\/td>A hand consisting of two sets of cards with similar ranks such as 4<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> J<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> 4<\/span>\u2660<\/span><\/span> J<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span>.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
under the gun<\/strong><\/td>Refers to the player who is first to act in one betting round.<\/td><\/tr>
underdog<\/strong><\/td> A player or hand with the lowest possibility of winning.<\/td><\/tr>
underfull<\/strong><\/td>A full house hand consisting of a pair outranking the three of a kind.<\/td><\/tr>
up<\/strong><\/td>A designation for the best two pairs.<\/td><\/tr>
up card<\/strong><\/td>Face-up cards dealt in community card games.<\/td><\/tr>
up the ante<\/strong><\/td>Increasing the game's ante amount.<\/td><\/tr>
upcard<\/strong><\/td>Revealed community cards in poker variants.<\/td><\/tr>
upstairs<\/strong><\/td>An act of raising or increasing the bet.<\/td><\/tr>
upswing<\/strong><\/td>A period when a player is on a lucky streak by winning consecutive games. <\/td><\/tr>
value<\/strong><\/td>A bet intended to increase the pot value by enticing opponents in calling.<\/td><\/tr>
value bet<\/strong><\/td>A betting strategy meant for making players call or raise.<\/td><\/tr>
variance<\/strong><\/td>An evaluation of a player's bankroll change based on their losses and wins period.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
vigorish, vig<\/strong><\/td>A percentage of the pot that a casino or house collects.<\/td><\/tr>
villain<\/strong><\/td>Refers to a player's opponent.<\/td><\/tr>
vpip<\/strong><\/td>Acronym for \"voluntary put money in pot.\", which tracks a player's bet on the pot after the\n\t\t\t\t\tflop.<\/td><\/tr>
wake up<\/strong><\/td>A player made aware of holding a strong hand after a number of bets took place.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
walk<\/strong><\/td>Occurs when everyone folds on the blinds.<\/td><\/tr>
walking sticks<\/strong><\/td>A term for a 7 card pair.<\/td><\/tr>
wash<\/strong><\/td>Shuffling the deck by placing the cards face down and scrambling all of them before they go\n\t\t\t\t\tthrough the riffle shuffle.<\/td><\/tr>
weak ace<\/strong><\/td>Hole cards consisting of an ace and a low ranking card such as a 2<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span>.<\/td><\/tr>
weak player<\/strong><\/td>A person new to poker who tends to make bad plays.<\/td><\/tr>
webcam poker<\/strong><\/td>Online poker games with a live stream staff who deals the cards.<\/td><\/tr>
wet board<\/strong><\/td>Community cards that allow more than one player to create a strong hand.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
wheel<\/strong><\/td>A straight consisting of low ranking cards such as A<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 2<\/span>\u2663<\/span><\/span> 3<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span> 4<\/span>\u2666<\/span><\/span> 5<\/span>\u2665<\/span><\/span>.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
wild card<\/strong><\/td>A separate card that can substitute as any card when forming a hand.\n\t\t\t\t<\/td><\/tr>
window card<\/strong><\/td>Revealed cards in various poker games such as the community cards in Texas Hold'em and\n\t\t\t\t\tOmaha.<\/td><\/tr>
worst hand<\/strong><\/td>A hand that has the lowest odds of winning.<\/td><\/tr>
wrap<\/strong><\/td>An opportunity of a straight draw in Omaha hold'em from nine or more cards\n\t\t\t\t\tthat have yet to be drawn.<\/td><\/tr>
WSOP<\/strong><\/td>Acronym for the World Series of Poker, a popular annual poker tournament held in Las Vegas,\n\t\t\t\t\tNevada.<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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