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Glossary of poker terms – Part 4
Screen Name: The identity through which you are known in the poker room. We only allow a player to a screen name used must Please understand if the one you have chosen is already taken.
See: This is a synonym for a call. It is often increase in conjunction with the term used, as in "I'll see your $ 10 and raise you $ 10."
Self-Installation: The term describes how the file from our website download automatically installed and configured on your computer when you double click the file.
Server: The computer or the computer and provides a service for the client computers. In this case, the service is the poker room.
Showdown: After the last operation, when all players show their hands or muck, is called the Showdown known.
Side Pot: This is a pot created when a player is all-in. The side pot is the pot available to the players not all-in at this point. It can are sometimes more than one side pot.
Single Table Tournament: A poker table at which you can buy in to a seat. All buy-in money in the prize pool. The prize pool is returned to the top finishers per the payout table at the tournament site. A fee is usually required to play at this table. The players are equal parts of chips and play until one player has won all the chips set. Single table tournaments begin as soon as the table is full.
Sit Out: We will allow keep your seat at a table while not participating in a few hands. limit under most conditions, the time we can sit on on a small number of Hands. In blind games, you are asked to be the equivalent of the blank when you before your seat back to the blind reaching you. They sit around a check box, click shown on the table. To return a list of all of you to "sit out" check box.
Small Blind: In Hold'em and Omaha, is this is the mandatory bet required of the player to the left of the dealer.
Speed Tournament: A fast-paced single-or multi-table tournament where the blinds increase every 3 minutes.
Stakes: See buy-in.
Straight: A hand in which the player has five cards in sequence. Suit does not matter. For example, 8, 9, 10, Jack, Dame.
Straight Flush: A straight all of the same color.
Stud: The generic term for poker games where players receive the first card (s) to below, followed by some up cards where those up cards are exclusively for the use of the player. There may be another down card as in 7 Card Stud.
Suit: One of the clubs, diamonds, hearts or spades (in that order).
Table Big game: The value of the chip, which is a player at a table. Also a term No-Limit Poker.
Texas Hold'em: The poker game where each player receives two cards face down, followed by five community cards face up.
Third Street: The nickname for the third card in any game of Stud
Three of a kind: A hand consisting three cards of the same rank.
Tournament Buy-In: The cost for a tournament in force. All-in money to buy, is returned to players via the prize pool.
Tournament Entry Fee: A small fee the house Fees for a tournament.
Trips: A nickname for a kind.
Turbo Tournament: A lightning-speed tournament. For individual tables, The blinds levels increase every 1 minute, for multi-table tournaments, every 2 minutes.
Turn: The nickname for the fourth community card in Hold'em and Omaha.
Two Pair: A hand in which a player has two pairs of cards.
Under-raise: This occurs when a player raises a bet before, but must go all-in, to do so. If the player under-raising … Goes all-in increase to … less than half the expected increase for the betting round, the betting is closed. The term blocked here means that any player who is already in the round (checked acted called, or raised) can not raise. You may only call or fold. However, allow players to trade this (bet it has not reached yet) increase the expected increase for the betting round after the call. If the under-raise is ½ or increase more than expected, the lock rule does not apply.
Up Card: A card is revealed, so that all players can see it.
Wheel: A nickname for the best low hand 5, 4, 3, 2, A.ze pool.
Freeze-out: A game in which players begin with a certain amount and can then buy No more chips, with the game continues until one player has all the chips. This is a common tournament structure. Also written Freezeout.
Full House: A hand in the A combination of 3 of a kind, and a pair.
Graphics: The term used for the artwork to you with the images of a poker room, including the table, to present chairs, avatars, cards and chips.
Hand: A series of maps that are used by a player during a round. Another word for a single round of shuffling, trade, and betting.
Heads Up: A game where only two players remain in contention for the pot.
Head to Head: A game in the only two players can participate.
High Card: The card with the highest rank.
High / Low: A variant of the game where the pot between the best Hand and the worst hand is broken. The worst hand is the 5 lowest cards together. Most poker rooms, including this regard, 5, 4, 3, 2, A (the wheel) as the lowest possible hand, although it is also a road.
Hold'em: Also called Texas Hold'em. One of the most popular poker games. Each player gets 2 down cards and 3, 4 or 5 of the community cards.
Hole Cards: The down cards in a player's hand.
In: A concept for an active player, one who has not worked.
Inside Straight: The term used when a player 4 of 5 cards to a straight with the missing card is required as a consequence rather than at each end, and gets the missing card. For example, a player holding 3, 4, 5, 7, a 6 must complete the straight. First, that is referred to 6, "the inside straight."
Jackpot: A bonus opportunity under certain circumstances by the poker room rate gain.
Kicker: The term for the card be used to break ties between two of a kind, or between two couples.
Live Blind: A blind is one of a bet They call or raise.
Main Pot The first pot of money. If one or more players go all in, a side pot for anyone all-in player.
Muck: As a noun, it refers to the pile of folded cards and discarded cards. As a verb, at showdown time, the act of returning a losing hand, the dealer's face down.
Multi-Table Tournament: A tournament where players compete at multiple tables, won starting with the same number of chips to a player all the chips. Prize payouts are a function of the number of market participants, and posted on the Tournaments page. Multi-table tournaments have a posted start time and require to register in advance.
No Limit: A variation of the betting rules in which each bet is unlimited up to the number of chips a player at the table (NL).
Omaha: A game in which each player receives four down cards and shares 5 community cards. The winning hand must be exactly 2 down cards and three community cards are used. This game also has a High / Low variant.
Omaha High / Low: This game can compete for a pot of players divided between the highest and lowest hands with 2 hole cards and 3 community cards. A player may be using different sets of cards are the best high and best low hand.
On the button: This Term means that you are in the position of the dealer in Texas Hold'em and Omaha games. The dealer position is indicated by a "button" with a "D" marked in the middle.
One on One: See head to head.
Option: This term refers to the possibility that given the big blind player the option the raise before the flop.
Over Card: In stud, if you suspect that your opponent has a pair of sevens, then every card above seven in his hand a card over considered.
Pair: Also called Two of a Kind. This is a page where the player has the best hand is up 2 cards of same rank.
Pass: If instead of a the two used to pass or fold depending on the context.
Play Chips: The chips used for play money games. Play chips have no cash value.
Playing the Board: Use all the community cards in Hold'em as your best hand.
Pocket Cards: The term for the two hidden cards in a hand.
Pot: The chips are available in a particular hand win.
Pot Limit: A variation on betting where each player can bet up to the current amount in the pot (PL).
Profile: A term used to describe the information that can give a player about himself / themselves that may be available for the player option, with other players in the poker room. Her to be your favorite hobby, favorite site, popular content, and more.
Rake: The amount of money in Chips, made by the House as service charge.
Raise: The act of increasing the amount bet by a prior weather.
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