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Table
Refers to the poker table itself, or the collective players in the game.
Table Cop
A player who calls with the intention of keeping other players honest.
Table Stakes
A poker game in which a player cannot bet more than the money he has on the table.
Table Talk
Any discussion at the table of the hand currently underway, especially by players not involved in the pot, and especially any talk that might affect play.
Take Off A Card
To call a single bet in order to see one more card.
Take Off The Gloves
To use an aggressive betting strategy to bully opponents.
Take The Odds
To wager less money on a proposition than you hope to win.
Tap City
To go broke.
Tap Out
To bet all one's chips.
Tapped Out
Broke, busted.
Tell
A player's nervous habit or mannerism which might reveal his hand.
Texas Hold 'Em
A form of poker in which players use five community cards in combination with their two hole cards to form the best five-card hand. Also called hold 'em.
Third Pair
In flop games, pairing the third highest card on board.
Third Street
In Seven-Card Stud, the first round of betting on the first three cards.
Three Flush
Three cards of the same suit, requiring two more to make a flush.
Three Of A Kind
Three cards of the same denomination, with two side cards; trips.
Throwing A Party
When several loose or amateur players are making significant monetary contributions to the pot.
Tight
A conservative player who only plays strong hands, or playing on fewer hands than the norm.
Tight Game
A game with a small number of players in most pots.
Tilt
See on tilt.
To Go
An amount "to go" is the amount it takes to enter the pot.
Toke
A tip to the dealer.
Top Pair
In flop games, pairing the highest card on board.
Trey
A three.
Triplets
Three of a kind.
Trips
Slang for triplets; three of a kind.
Turn
In flop games, the fourth street card.
Two Flush
Two cards of the same suit, requiring three more to make a flush.
Two Pair
A hand with two pairs and a kicker.