1. Poker Terminology Fold Sheet
2. Poker Terminology Fold Table

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Poker Terminology Fold Sheet

Bet: Making the first wager.

Jack (like the name of the card. I know there's 'reyes' and 'reinas' but I have no idea what you call a Jack) Please note that I need the poker terms for these, not direct translations of the words. Like I know how to translate a 'full house' literally but I doubt that's the actual poker term. Att To Steal & Fold. (Poker Site) Description: The poker site at which the player played the hands. If this stat is added to a. Poker Terms Glossary If you don't know your fold from your flop, your Open-Face from your Omaha, and your 'wp' from your 'gg', you'll need this handy glossary. On this page, we have listed some of the most common terms used in poker today. The term 'fold,' like many poker terms, has become common in everyday English for more than just its poker meaning. When used outside of a poker game, people often use the term 'fold' to mean 'give up.'

Call: Paying the amount of a previous bet tostay in the hand.

Check: If no one has bet or raised before,passing the action onto the next player without making a wager withthe option to call or raise later.

Raise: Making a second wager (doubling it)after one player has bet.

Re-raise: Making a third wager after one playerhas bet and another has raised.

Poker Terminology Fold Table

Check Raise: To check and then raise after aplayer behind you bets. This poker tactic is useful in narrowingthe field of players.

Fold: Getting out of the hand (before or afterinvesting money).

MORE BASICS

Ante: Small bet each player makes at thebeginning of every hand - pay to play - that ensures a minimum potto seed the action before any cards are dealt.

Pot: The amount of money after antes, bets,raises and re-raises that a player wins when the hand isfinished.

Dealer: The player or professional who isdistributing the cards.

Muck: To fold - muck your hand. Also, the pileof dead - burned and/or folded cards not in play - in front of thedealer is called the muck.

Bluff: Betting or raising to appear strong withthe intention of forcing players out of the game when holding a badhand that has little chance to win.

Draw: Play a hand that could be good if theright cards come.

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