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Positional Advantage ↗
Positional advantage is leverage gained by acting after your opponents.
Post ↗
A post is an ante or blind you must pay while seated.
Post‑Mortem ↗
A post-mortem is analyzing your session or key hands after play for improvement.
Postflop ↗
Postflop refers to betting rounds after the flop—turn and river.
Pot ↗
The pot is the total chips wagered during a hand.
Pot Committed ↗
Pot committed means you have so many chips in the pot that folding becomes difficult.
Pot Odds ↗
Pot odds compare the cost of a call versus the size of the pot.
Pot-Limit ↗
Pot‑limit is a betting structure where you can bet up to the current pot size.
Potting Out ↗
Potting out refers to all-in resolution when players are pot-committed before showdown.
Preflop ↗
Preflop refers to the stage before any community cards are dealt.
Preflop Caller ↗
Preflop caller is a player who calls preflop raises rather than raises themselves.
Preflop Raiser ↗
Preflop raiser is a player who initiates the betting before the flop.
Premium Hands ↗
Premium hands are the strongest preflop holdings like A‑A, K‑K, A‑K suited.
Price ↗
Price refers to pot odds or cost to call relative to potential reward.
Pricking ↗
Pricking refers to verbally correcting or pointing out errors, often irritatingly.
Probe Bet ↗
A probe bet is a continuation bet made after a missed opportunity to act first.
Prop ↗
A prop is a side bet where a player wagers against the house or opponents on specific outcomes.
Prop Bet ↗
A prop bet in poker slang is a side bet unrelated to the game’s outcome.
Proposing Bets ↗
Proposing bets means suggesting side wagers or prop bets at the table.
Proposition Player/Prop ↗
A proposition player (prop) is someone paid to provide action or liquidity.
Protect ↗
To protect is betting or raising to reduce opponent outs.
Protection Bet ↗
A protection bet is a smaller bet designed to discourage draws from improving.
Public Poker ↗
Public poker is open-to-player cash or tournament games in casinos or public venues.
Punctuating ↗
Punctuating is emphasizing action or card reveal with drama or mannerifice.
Punt ↗
To punt is making a reckless or illogical play, typically out of frustration or tilt.
Puppy Feet/Pups ↗
“Puppy Feet” or “Pups” is slang for pocket threes (3‑3).
Push ↗
To push is to go all‑in by shoving all your chips into the pot.
Pushing Bets ↗
Pushing bets refer to aggressive, often all-in, betting to exert pressure.
Put Down ↗
To put down is confidently folding or berating a bluff when you believe opponent is weak.
Putting on the Heat ↗
Putting on the heat — not a formally recognized term in standard poker vocabulary, though it may be used informally to describe aggressive betting. Explanation. While “putting on the heat” can be understood contextually as…
Quadruplets ↗
Quadruplets refers to four cards of the same rank—four of a kind.
Quads ↗
Quads are four of a kind—four cards of the same rank.
Qualifier ↗
A qualifier is a low hand rank that must be met in certain split-pot games.
Quart ↗
“Quart” is slang for pocket fours (4‑4).
Quartered ↗
Quartered refers to holding four identical cards in stud poker.
Quint ↗
“Quint” is slang for pocket fives (5‑5).
Quint Major ↗
“Quint Major” is slang for pocket fives suited.
Quitting Time ↗
Quitting time is recognizing when to end a session to avoid tilt or downturn.
Quorum ↗
Quorum refers to the minimum number of players required for a game to start.
Rabbit Hunting ↗
Rabbit hunting is asking to see undealt community cards after a hand is over.