|
Ace-High
|
A five-card hand containing
of an ace but without a pair. It beats a
king-high, but loses to any pair or above.
|
|
Aces Full
|
A full house hand with aces
over any pair.
|
|
All-In
|
When a player does not have
any more money or chips to place then it is said
that the player is All-in.
|
|
An Ace Working
|
An ace in hand
|
|
Ante
|
This is the Minimum bet
that Players must place before betting begins.
The cards are dealt only after the ante is
placed
|
|
Back Door Flush (or
Straight)
|
When the last two cards
make a player's hand, even though he or she
played on the flop for some other reason.
|
|
Bankroll
|
The total sum of money
available to a player for wagering
|
|
Belly Buster
|
A draw to fill an inside
straight; a gut shot.
|
|
Bet
|
To voluntarily put money or
chips into the pot.
|
|
Bet The Pot
|
To bet the full value of
the pot
|
|
Bicycle
|
The lowest possible hand in
lowball: Ace-2-3-4-5. Also called a wheel
|
|
Big Slick
|
The Ace-King card
combination
|
|
Blind Raise
|
When a player raises
without first looking at his or her cards.
|
|
Bluff
|
To bet or raise with a hand
that is unlikely to be the best hand.
|
|
Boat
|
Another name for full
house.
|
|
Broadway
|
An ace high straight.
|
|
Bullet
|
An Ace.
|
|
Bump
|
To raise.
|
|
Buried Pair
|
In stud games, a pair in
the hole.
|
|
Bust
|
A worthless hand that has
failed to improve as the player hoped; a busted
hand.
|
|
Call
|
To match, rather than
raise, the previous bet.
|
|
Cash In
|
To leave the game and
convert one's chips to cash, either with the
dealer or at the cage.
|
|
Cash Out
|
To leave a game and cash in
one's chips at the cage.
|
