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One Time ↗
“One time” is slang asking opponents to call a bluff or spot one showdown.
One‑Chip Rule ↗
The one‑chip rule restricts removing the last chip from a pot.
One‑End ↗
A one‑end is a straight draw that completes on only one side.
One‑Gap (One‑Gapper) ↗
One‑gapper is a starting hand with a single rank gap—e.g. J‑9.
One‑Outer ↗
A one‑outer is a very slim draw: only one card in the deck gives you the winning hand.
One‑Way Straight ↗
A one‑way straight is a board where only one player can make a straight.
Open ↗
To open is to be the first to bet in a round.
Open at Both Ends ↗
A draw open at both ends is an open‑ended straight draw like 5‑6‑7‑8.
Open Card ↗
An open card in stud is an upcard dealt face‑up that all can see.
Open End ↗
Short for open‑ended straight draw, same as open at both ends.
Open Game ↗
An open game is a live cash game where seats are available and new players can join.
Open Limp ↗
An open limp is calling the big blind instead of raising when first to act.
Open Pair ↗
An open pair in stud is two upcards forming a pair that opponents can see.
Open Poker ↗
Open poker is any variant where cards are dealt face up to players.
Open Seat ↗
An open seat is an unoccupied spot at a live poker table.
Open‑Ended Straight Draw ↗
An open‑ended draw is a straight draw with two outs at either end.
Open‑Handed ↗
Open‑handed refers to games where players' hands are partially visible—or have exposed upcards.
Open‑Shove ↗
To open‑shove is to go all‑in as your first action preflop.
Opener Button ↗
The opener button is a marker designating which player opens the action in mixed games.
Openers ↗
Openers are players or hand types eligible to initiate betting.
Option ↗
Option refers to a player choice when action checks around to them on betting.
Orbit ↗
An orbit is one full rotation of play where every player acts in turn.
OTB ↗
OTB means On The Button—the dealer/button seat.
Out ↗
An out is a card that improves your hand to a winner.
Out Button ↗
The Out button is placed beside an absent player to maintain button rotation.
Out of Line ↗
Out of line refers to a betting action that violates expected paths or range logic.
Out of Position (OOP) ↗
Out of position means you must act before opponents, giving them information advantage.
Outdraw ↗
To outdraw is winning by catching cards despite initially being behind.
Outs ↗
Outs are unseen cards that improve your hand to winning status.
Over the top ↗
Over the top is 3‑betting after someone raises and someone else calls.
Over‑flush ↗
An over‑flush is a flush made with lower suit rank when higher flush is possible.
Overbet ↗
An overbet is wagering more than the current pot size.
Overblind ↗
An overblind is a blind posted in advance by a player who returns after missing their turn.
Overcall ↗
An overcall is calling a raise when someone else has already called before you.
Overcard ↗
An overcard is a community card higher than any card in your hand.
Overlay ↗
An overlay is when a tournament doesn't fill up, creating a prize pool over guarantee.
Overpair ↗
An overpair is when your pocket pair is higher than any card on the board.
Paint Cards ↗
Paint cards are face cards—Jacks, Queens, and Kings on the board.
Pair ↗
A pair is two cards of the same rank in your hand or with the board.
Pass ↗
To pass is to check or decline betting when it's your turn.