See hand (poker).
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| gypsy | To enter the pot cheaply by just calling the blind rather than raising. Also "limp". | U |
| chip leader | The player currently holding the most chips in a tournament (or occasionally a live no limit game). | U |
| royal cards | Royal card are also known as face cards. These cards consist of the Jack, Queen, and King of any suit. | U |
| blind stud | A stud poker game in which all cards are dealt face down. Was popular in California before legal rulings made traditional stud legal there. | U |
| come bet, on the come | A bet or raise made with a drawing hand, building the pot in anticipation of filling the draw. Usually a weak "gambler's" play, but occasionally correct with a very good draw and large pot or as a semi-bluff. | U |
| multi-way pot | A pot where several players compete for it. Also known as a family pot. | U |
| boxed card | A card encountered face-up in the assembled deck during the deal, as opposed to one overturned in the act of dealing. Most house rules treat a boxed card as if it didn't exist; that is, it is placed aside and not used. Different rules cover cards exposed during the deal. | U |
| option | See out (poker). | U |
| perfect | The best possible cards, in a lowball hand, after those already named. For example, 7-perfect would be 7-4-3-2-A, and 8-6-perfect would be 8-6-3-2-A. | U |
| call | See call. | U |