To make a play (bet, call, raise, or fold) at the required time. It is Ted's turn to act. Compare to "in turn".
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| post | To make the required small or big blind bet in Texas hold 'em or other games played with blinds rather than antes | U |
| buy the button | Making a bet when no one else is betting so as to force the other players to fold in order to win the pot uncontested. | U |
| sevens rule | A rule in many A-5 lowball games that requires a player with a seven-low or better after the draw to bet, rather than check or check-raise. In some venues a violator loses any future interest in the pot; in others he forfeits his interest entirely. | U |
| color change, color up | To exchange small-denomination chips for larger ones. | U |
| angle | A technically legal, but borderline unethical, play. For example, deliberately miscalling one's own hand to induce a fold, or placing odd amounts of chips in the pot to confuse opponents about whether you mean to call or raise. A player employing such tactics is called an "angle shooter". | U |
| case card | The last available card of a certain description (typically a rank). The only way I can win is to catch the case king., meaning the only king remaining in the deck. | U |
| full, full boat, full hand, full house | A hand with three cards of one rank and two of a second rank. Also "boat", "tight". See rank of hands (poker). | U |
| cash plays | An announcement, usually by a dealer, that a player requested to buy chips and can bet the cash he has on the table in lieu of chips until he receives his chips. | U |
| pot odds | See pot odds. | U |
| offsuit | Cards that are not of the same suit. The ace of clubs and the king of spades are called ace-king offsuit | U |