| Fifth Street |
Also known as the “river”
card. In flop games, this represents the fifth
community card on the table and the final
round of betting. In Stud games, this is the
fifth card dealt to each player and represents
the third round of betting. |
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| Five-card Draw |
A poker game in which the player is dealt
five cards down. They have one draw to replace
them and the best high hand wins the pot. |
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| Five-card Stud |
A poker game in which each player is dealt
five cards, one down and four up, with betting
after 2, 3, 4, & 5 cards. |
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| Flat Call |
Calling a bet without raising. |
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| Flop |
In Hold'em and Omaha, the first three community
cards that are dealt face-up in the center
of the table all at one time. The “flop”
also indicates the second round of betting. |
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| Flop Games |
Poker games (Hold'em and Omaha) that are
played using community cards that are dealt
face up in the center of the table. |
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| Floorman |
An employee of the cardroom who makes rulings
and decisions. |
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| Flush |
Any five cards of the same suit. |
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| Flush Draw |
When a player has four cards in his hand
of the same suit and is hoping to draw a fifth
to make a flush. |
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| Fold |
To throw your hand away when it's your turn
to act. |
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| Forced Bet |
A required bet that starts the action on
the first round of a poker hand. |
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| Four of a Kind |
Four cards of the same number or face value
(“quads”). |
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| Fourth Street |
In flop games, it is the fourth community
card dealt (also known as “the turn”)
and represents the third round of betting.
In Stud games, it is the fourth card dealt
to each player and represents the second round
of betting. |
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| Full House |
Any three cards of the same number or face
value, plus any other two cards of the same
number or face value. |
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