Again, relating to the eyes. It is common for players to quickly glance at their chips if they connect with the board after a Flop. This may be a subconscious reaction, but the tell is the player is already planning his attack!
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| match the pot | To put in an amount equal to all the chips in the pot. | U |
| qualifier, qualifying low | A qualifying low hand. High-low split games often require a minimum hand value, such as 8-high, in order to award the low half of the pot. In some home games, there are qualifiers for high hands as well: "Seven stud, trips-eight". | U |
| fifth street | To successfully draw to a hand that needs one card to complete it, by getting the last card of a straight, flush, or full house. Jerry made his flush when I was betting my kings up, but I filled on seventh street to catch up. | U |
| pot-committed | More often in the context of a no limit game; the situation where you can no longer fold because the size of the pot is so large compared to the size of your stack. | U |
| in the middle | To place high enough in a poker tournament to get prize money. Also "ITM". | U |
| short buy | In no-limit poker, to buy in to a game for considerably less money than the stated maximum buyin, or less than other players at the table have in play. | U |
| duplicate | To counterfeit, especially when the counterfeiting card matches one already present in the one's hand. | U |
| flash | A call, in a situation where one might be expected to raise. Normally I raise with jacks, but with three limpers ahead of me I decided to flat call. Also "smooth call". Compare to "cold call", "overcall". See slow play (poker). | U |
| sell | In spread limit poker, to sell a hand is to bet less than the maximum with a strong hand, in the hope that more of your opponents will call the bet. | U |
| snow | To intentionally go easy on a player (e.g. not betting or raising against him when you usually would). | U |