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A position on a round of betting in which you act after most of the other players have acted.

To reveal one's hand in a showdown.

To fold.

To wager more money on a proposition than you hope to win.

To be the first to enter the pot after the blind.

To lose back part or all of one's winnings through other gambling habits.

A strong hand that is not a bluff.

A game with fixed minimum and maximum betting intervals.

To enter the round by calling a bet rather than raising.

A player who enters the pot for the minimum bet.

When the player is allowed to raise even if no one else raises first; straddle.

In stud games, a card that has not yet been seen in an opponent's hand and is presumed likely to be still in play.

A hand that is still eligible to win the pot.

An inexperienced, bad or loose player who apparently has plenty of money to lose; a rich sucker.

A hand that cannot lose; a cinch hand.

The odds for an event that has a relatively small chance of occurring.

To call the final bet (before the showdown).

Playing more hands than the norm.

A game with a lot of players in most pots.

A form of poker in which the lowest hand wins.