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This section includes poker slang lingo and terms that are unique to this popular casino strategy game. For example, Overpair, Play on Your Belly, Rock, Rush and Scoot.
Understanding poker terms is critical to your game play, and this applies whether playing poker offline or online. Many of the terms below also apply to video poker, one of the most popular games at online casinos sites.

Poker Slang Lingo: N - O

No-limit: poker lingo for wide open betting based on each players chips in hand.
Nuts: the best of hands in the game thus far.
Odds: calculated probability of winning a specific hand.
Off-suit: cards that are not of the same suit.
On the Finger: monies received on credit.
On Tilt: going into wild play mode after a bad hand.
Open: player who makes the first bet in a round.
Outdraw: refers to receiving a better hand by drawing more cards.
Outs: refers to unseen cards left in the deck that could result in a better hand.
Overpair: refers to a higher pair than the best card on the board in flop games. Example: You hold KK and the flop is J94.

Poker Slang Lingo: P - Q

Paint: poker slang lingo for a picture card--Jack, King or Queen.
Pair: refers to two cards that have the same rank with a Pair of Aces topping the list.
Pass: refers to no betting or folding.
Passive Play: player who is not likely to bet and raise.
Pat: this hand is it, no further cards required.
Pineapple: poker version, known as Crazy Pineapple online, is similar to Holdem in that players are dealt 3 cards each and must toss 1 card after the flop is dealt.
Playback: action whereby a player raises an opening bet.
Playing the Rush: refers to a player who 'is on a roll' of good cards and pots won.
Play on your Belly: refers to legal play, no cheating.
Pocket Cards: refers to cards dealt face down.
Position: poker term for a player's position at the table in reference to betting. Example: early position means that player is the first to bet.
Post: to bet or wager chips in the pot or a position directly in front of you at the table.
Pot: winning hand(s) take the spoils, either all the money in the middle of the table or a share of the pot in certain games.
Pot-limit: refers to the maximum bet/raise that is of no greater value than the total pot.
Pot Odds: refers to amount of money in the pot versus the amount of money required to call a bet.
Proposition Player/Shill: refers to the casino/card room hired help whose duties include filling up tables or jump-starting games.
Protect: poker lingo for increased betting or otherwise attempting to eliminate players who could outdraw your hand.
Quads: four of a kind—a very sweet hand. Example: 4 queens.
Qualifier: refers to the minimum standard a hand must meet to qualify for all or part of the pot. Example: with Caribbean stud poker, the dealer must have a minimum hand of ace/king to qualify and continue the round.

Poker Slang Lingo: R

Rabbit Hunting: jargon for looking into the future as to what cards would have been if the round had continued. Do you want to see if you would have received that Full House? Some poker rooms forbid this hunting.
Rabbits: poker jargon used for weak or amateur players.
Rack: poker slang lingo for tray that holds poker chips.
Rags: term for cards coming your way that do not help your hand.
Raise: poker term for wagering more than the last bet thereby increasing the bet for other players in the game.
Railbirds: spectators or lookie-lous watching the action.
Rake: a percentage and/or flat fee deducted from the pot after each betting round for the casino services. These services include a dealer and equipment
Rank: value of a set of cards.
River: poker term for the last cards dealt in a game of Holdem, Omaha or 7-card Stud.
Read: skillful players use this method to predict cards held by other players.
Re-buy: purchasing additional chips after initial buy, if tournament rules allow.
Represent: term for wagering in a specific way that tells you have a specific hand.
Riffling or Zipping: method used to shuffle cards before dealing.
Road Gang: poker jargon for a gang of cheating players.
Rock: player who raises or folds and rarely calls, thus playing few hands.
Rock Garden: poker lingo for a game consisting of tight players.
Round: can mean either a betting round or round of poker hands.
Rounder: skillful player who makes a comfortable living playing poker—a dream job for many poker players.
Round of Play: a segment of game play that includes dealing, betting and a declared winner.
Royal Flush: the best of the best, sequence of AKQJ10, all in the same suit.
Running: you receive the cards you need from the last two cards dealt.
Rush: poker lingo for a big win quickly—truly a rush.

Poker Slang Lingo: S 4 letter words starting with b

Sailboats: poker jargon for a pair of fours starting hand.
Sandbag: strategy used to check and then raise the opener to increase the pot.
Scare Card: jargon for a dealt card that may produce a better hand. For example, a third card in an outside straight sequence (Jack, 10 and 9).
Scarne Cut: refers to cutting the cards by taking a bunch of cards from the center of the deck and putting them on top of the deck.
Schoolboy Draw: amateur draw, not using sound judgment.
Scoot: poker lingo for sending some pot winning chips to another player.
Seat Position: refers to the position of a poker player in accordance to other players. When it comes to betting in poker, position can be an advantage if you are the last to bet in a poker round.
Seconds: lingo about the cheater who deals the second card instead of the top card.
Semi-bluff: the difference from a bluff is that a semi-bluff has a higher certainty of a win.
Sequence: refers to cards of consecutive value, example: 56789 straight.
Session: term for time span for poker games played.
Set: refers to 3-of-a-kind to include two in the hole or a method of play for paigow poker whereby cards are set into two hands of low-hand=2 cards and high hand=5-card.
Shiner: cheaters use these mirror-like devices to view unexposed cards.
Shorthanded: refers to a game where there are only a few players.
Short Pair: refers to a pair that is lower than the openers.
Short Stack: situation where a player does not h

Poker Words Starting With B