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ABC Poker

– poker that follows a predictable betting pattern; schoolbook poker

Aces Full

- a full house with three Aces and any pair

Ace high

- a five-card hand that contains an Ace but no pair

Aces Over

- 1/ a hand with pairs, one of which is a pair of Aces; 2/ a full house with three Aces over any pair

Aces Up

- a hand with two pairs, one of which is a pair of Aces

Action

- checking, betting, calling or raising

Add-on

- in a rebuy tournament, the add-on is a the purchase of additional chips at the end of the re-buy phase.

- to make a bluff with the intention of being exposed as a loose player. Advertising is used for giving your opponents a false idea about your game style.

Ajax

- pocket Ace and Jack

All-in

- betting all the chips one has at the table

American Airlines

- two Aces

Anna Kournikova

- in Texas Hold’em, a starting hand of Ace and King. The phrase was called after the famous tennis player Anna Kournikova who looks great but seldom wins.

Ante

- a forced bet placed by all the players at the table before the hand begins. To learn more, read our article on Blinds and Antes.

Average stack

- a measure that can tell a player where they stand in a tournament. The average stack comes from dividing all the chips at a given table or a tournament by the number of players holding these chips.

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