When you first sit down at a table, study the way the players stack their chips. Although it is a generalization, loose aggressive players typically maintain unorganized/sloppy stacks, while tight conservative players keep well organized/neat stacks.
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| smooth call | See "flat call". | U |
| bet | The complete set of rules regarding forced bets, limits, raise caps, and such for a particular game. See betting (poker). | U |
| split two pair | In community card poker, a two pair hand, with each pair made of one of your hole cards, and one community card. | U |
| chip up | To exchange lower-denomination chips for higher-denomination chips. In tournament play, the term means to remove all the small chips from play by rounding up any odd small chips to the nearest large denomination, rather than using a chip race. | U |
| broadway | A 10 through ace straight. | U |
| bug | See bug (poker). Compare to wild card (poker). | U |
| straddle bet | See straddle bets. | U |
| air | In a lowball game, "giving air" is letting an opponent who might otherwise fold know that you intend to draw one or more cards to induce him to call. | U |
| shark | A professional player. See also card sharp. | U |
| made hand | See made hand. Compare to a drawing hand. | U |