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Leveling
Leveling
In practice, it is used to analyze an opponent's bluff or value-bet intentions, helping to decide whether to call or ra…
Starting Stack
Starting Stack
The initial amount of chips a player receives at the beginning of a poker tournament or cash game session.
Fast Forward
Fast Forward
A poker variant or tournament structure that accelerates the game, often through reduced time per hand or automatic fol…
Session Review
Session Review
Its core purpose is to transform practical experience into long-term improvement by reflecting on key hands such as fai…
Free Card
Free Card
In practice, free cards are often used when holding a draw on the flop, by raising to force opponents to fold or check,…
Brick
Brick
Term: Brick 白板 Brick refers to a community card that does not affect the current board situation and typically does not…
Dinner Break
Dinner Break
A scheduled pause in a poker tournament, typically lasting 45–90 minutes, allowing players to have dinner and take a br…
Dry Board
Dry Board
Typically, the cards are scattered in rank and not suited, such as a flop of K-7-2 rainbow. In practice, a dry board fa…
Equal Chop
Equal Chop
An agreement among remaining tournament players to divide the remaining prize pool equally regardless of their chip sta…
Card Player POY
Card Player POY
An annual award presented by Card Player Magazine to the tournament poker player with the highest cumulative performanc…
Nosebleed Stakes
Nosebleed Stakes
Its core meaning represents the highest risk and highest reward in the poker world, requiring participants to have exce…
Card Removal
Card Removal
Term: Card Removal Card Removal refers to the phenomenon where certain cards become less likely to appear in the remain…
Badugi
Badugi
A lowball draw poker variant where players aim to make the lowest four-card hand with all different ranks and all diffe…
Note Taking
Note Taking
Note Taking is the practice of recording observations about opponents’ tendencies, betting patterns, and table dynamics…
Stack to Pot Ratio
Stack to Pot Ratio
In practice, SPR helps players determine whether it is appropriate to commit their entire stack post-flop: a low SPR e.…
Under the Gun Plus One
Under the Gun Plus One
The position directly to the left of the under-the-gun UTG player in a full-ring poker game, making it the second playe…
Holdem Resources Calculator
Holdem Resources Calculator
A poker software tool that calculates game-theory optimal GTO strategies for heads-up no-limit hold'em preflop and post…
Dominated Hand
Dominated Hand
This typically occurs when both hands share a high card, but the opponent has a better kicker. In practice, recognizing…
Indifference
Indifference
A state in which a player has no preference between two or more actions because each yields the same expected value, of…
Deuce to Seven
Deuce to Seven
A lowball poker variant where the lowest hand wins, with aces high and deuces low, and straights and flushes count as h…
What is a Half-Pot Bet in Poker?
Half Pot
A half-pot bet is a bet of half the pot. Calling it costs 25% equity: 50 into 100 is 50 to win 200. That row is 25%, no…
Hand2Note
Hand2Note
Hand2Note is a poker tracking and analysis software that uses artificial intelligence to provide advanced statistics, a…
Invitational Event
Invitational Event
A poker tournament whose participants are selected by invitation only, rather than being open to all registrants.
Counterfactual Regret
Counterfactual Regret
A measure of how much a player regrets not having taken a different action in a given situation, calculated by comparin…
Unlimited Rebuy
Unlimited Rebuy
A poker tournament format allowing players to purchase additional chips any number of times during a specified rebuy pe…
Stop Win
Stop Win
A predetermined profit target at which a player commits to ending a poker session to lock in gains and manage risk.
Unstructured
Unstructured
An informal term describing a poker game or tournament format that lacks a fixed, predetermined schedule for blinds, re…
Click Back
Click Back
In live poker, a player's tell where they briefly reach for chips as if to call or raise, then pull their hand back, in…
Poker Copilot
Poker Copilot
Poker Copilot is a poker tracking and analysis software that uses a HUD Heads-Up Display to display real-time statistic…
Risk of Ruin
Risk of Ruin
The probability that a poker player will lose their entire bankroll before recovering from downswings, given their win …
Time Bank
Time Bank
Term: Time Bank A Time Bank is a limited time reserve in Texas Hold'em tournaments that players can use after exhaustin…
Runner-Runner
Runner-Runner
Term: Runner-Runner Runner-Runner refers to a situation where a player hits the required outs on both the flop and turn…
Table Break
Table Break
The process of closing a poker table and redistributing its remaining players to other tables, typically to maintain ba…
Micro Stakes Online
Micro Stakes Online
Micro stakes online refers to the lowest available blind levels in online poker cash games and tournaments, typically i…
Dead Blind
Dead Blind
A blind that is posted by a player to enter a game but does not entitle the player to any rights of a blind e.g., the o…
Rebuy Period
Rebuy Period
A predetermined time frame at the start of a poker tournament during which players can purchase additional chips, usual…
Tank
Tank
In practice, tanking can mask hand strength, making opponents think you are struggling with a tough choice and thus ind…
Broadway Cards
Broadway Cards
The core use is to describe high hand potential, as these cards can form top pair, high pair, or straight draws, offeri…
Effective Stack Size
Effective Stack Size
In practice, this concept is crucial because it directly affects a player's decision range, betting strategy, and impli…
Nit
Nit
In practice, this type of player avoids risk by strictly filtering hands, but is easily exploited by aggressive players…
Effective Stack Difference
Effective Stack Difference
The disparity in the number of chips held by two players in a hand, which determines the maximum amount that can be won…
Chop
Chop
Chop Chop refers to a situation in Texas Hold'em tournaments or cash games where remaining players negotiate to split t…
Eight Game Mix Starting Hands
Eight Game Mix Starting Hands
In Eight Game Mix, starting hands are the initial two cards dealt in each round, and their playable ranges vary signifi…
Monsters
Monsters
Term: Monsters In Texas Hold'em, "[Monsters]" refers to extremely strong hands or hand types that typically have an ove…
Player of Year
Player of Year
An annual award given to the poker player who accumulates the most points or achieves the best overall performance in a…
Blue Line
Blue Line
Its core meaning is that a player raises with strong hands preflop, continues betting on the flop, and keeps up the agg…
Reverse Dominance
Reverse Dominance
Term: Reverse Dominance Reverse dominance refers to a situation where a hand has a preflop dominance advantage over an …
Soft Play
Soft Play
In practice, soft play is commonly used in home games or long-term cash games to preserve social harmony or keep oppone…