(1) A separate pot created to deal with the situation of one player going "all in". (2) There`s no rebuy, play continues until one player has all the chips. (3) In community card poker or stud poker, when two of a player`s private cards make a pair. (4) Cards that are not of the same suit. (5) The last available card of a certain description (typically a rank). (6) Another name for Full house (7) Also called the house (8) Face-down cards. (9) The chip tray in front of a house dealer. (10) The person dealing the cards. (11) To distribute cards to players in accordance with the rules of the game being played. (12) Three or four cards of different suits, especially said of a flop. (13) To intentionally go easy on a player. (14) A "loose aggressive" style of play in which a player plays a lot of starting hands and makes many small raises in hopes of out-playing his opponents. (15) A 3-spot card. (16) Aggressive play. (17) To take a previously dealt card out of play. (18) The player who makes the last bet or raise in a round of betting is said to have the lead at the start of the next round. (19) A bet or raise made with a drawing hand, building the pot in anticipation of filling the draw. (20) To place a poker chip, player`s card, or other personal effect on the table in front of the seat, to signify that the seat is occupied even though the player may not be present. (21) The minimum required amount of chips that must be "bought" to become involved in a game. (22) Any money wagered during the play of a hand. (23) To make a play (bet, call, raise, or fold) at the required time. (24) letting an opponent who might otherwise fold know that you intend to draw one or more cards to induce him to call. (25) A player still involved in the pot. (26) Three of a kind (27) To play a worthless hand misleadingly in draw poker in order to bluff. (28) A non-participatory spectator of a poker game (29) To deal a hand again, possibly after a misdeal. (30) A situation where all players fold to the big blind.
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