Poker Game Glossary Of Terms
A through to F
The 'A's-
Action- Getting involved in pots i.e betting
All-In-
This is when put in all your chips on a single hand. This lets you see all the community cards & get in on the showdown.
The 'B's
Bad Beats-
To lose when favourite to an underdog opponent. Happens to all players, even the best at some point, & should be approached philosophically.
Blinds-
The player immediately to the left of the dealer plays the small blind, & the player to HIS left then plays the big blind (double the smallblind usually). These are compulsory bets to ensure there is money in the pot play for.
Board-
This what the community cards are collectively known as.
Buy-In-
This is cost of entering a tournament or to sit down at a game.
Call-
To match a previously made bet.
Check-
When a player doesn't want to place a bet, he checks. Can only be done if there is no current bet on the table.
Community Cards-
The cards that are dealt face up in the middle of the table that all players can use to make their hand with in Texas Hold'em & Omaha poker.
The 'F's-
Fifth Street-
The 5th & last of the community cards dealt.
Flop-
The first 3 community cards dealt in Texas Hold'em after the 1st round of betting.
Flush-
5 cards of the same suit.
Fold-
To take no further part in a pot & throw in your cards.
Fourth Street-
The 4th community card dealt in Texas Hold'em.
Full House-
A 5 card hand combining a pair & three of a kind.
Poker Game Glossary Of Terms
Saturday, 20 October 2007
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