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Vaca" is slang for pocket sixes (6‑6).

“Valet” is a classic term for the Jack card, especially in French-style decks.

“Valle card” is slang for a hidden or mystery card, often referring to the hole card.

Value refers to betting to extract chips when ahead.

A value bet is wagering with a hand likely ahead to extract maximum chips.

Value cutting is reducing value-bet frequency when opponents fold too much to aggression.

Variance is the statistical fluctuation in short-term poker results compared to expected value.

A verbal bet is a spoken declaration of intent to bet before chips are placed.

A verbal declaration is announcing your intent—like “raise to $100”—before acting.

A vest holdout is cheating where card is hidden in clothing to peek secretly.

A victory rip is ripping or tossing cards dramatically after winning a hand.

A victory roll is a confident chip-slap or gesture signaling post-win emotion.

Video poker is a machines-based poker variant against the house, not players.

A video poker machine is an electronic terminal offering video poker variants in casinos.

Vig (or rake) is the fee taken by the house in cash games.

Vigorish (vig) is the commission or rake the house takes from the pot.

Villain refers to the opponent you are focusing on in discussion or analysis.

Visible cards are community or upcards that all players can see.

VPIP measures how often a player voluntarily invests in the pot preflop.