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Online Poker Terminology Page 2

Call :A call occurs when a bet equal to the previous bet is placed.

Cap :After the betting is raised three times in single round, it is then capped, or limited. From this point Players have 2 options - call (place a bet equal to the previous bet) or fold.

Check :on clicking the check button you stay in a game without placing any bets. Note that checking is possible if no other bets have been placed in the betting round.

Coffee housing :When a player chat with other players in order to manipulate other players then it is a case of "coffeehouse". It should not be done and is prohibited since it hampers the ethics of the game.

Community Cards :During a deal, few cards are dealt face-up on the table which can be shared between all the players so as to complete their five-card hand along with their own cards which were dealt face down to individual players.

Dealer button :Marked with a D, the dealer button is the disk used to signify the Dealer's position on the table.

Equalized :A game is said to be equalized when all the Players have contributed the same amount of credits to the pot.

Fifth Street :The third round of betting is termed the 'Fifth Street' as all the Players in this round have five cards. At this round bet amount (limit set by the room) are set to the highest limit. This term is applicable in Seven-Card Stud Poker.

Flop :The first three community cards that are dealt in the table are termed as Flop.

Fold :In a course of a game, if a player finds his hand ranking to be poor. He may give up from the game and throw in his hand. This situation is known as fold. Once a player folds, he is out of the game and cannot win the pot.

Fourth Street :The second round of betting is the 'Fourth Street' as each Player has four cards in this round. This is particularly applicable to Seven Card Stud Poker.

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