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Sucker ↗
A sucker is a player who is easily exploited—often predictably losing to better players.
Suicide King ↗
“Suicide King” is slang for holding King-10 offsuit (K‑10 off).
Suit ↗
A suit is one of the four card categories: spades, hearts, diamonds, clubs.
Suited ↗
Suited refers to hole cards of the same suit.
Suited Connectors ↗
Suited connectors are consecutive hole cards of the same suit—e.g. 7♠ 8♠.
Suited Gappers ↗
Suited gappers are hole cards spaced with a rank gap but sharing suit.
Super‑Bluff ↗
A super‑bluff is a bluff with strong drawing potential, profitable even if called.
Swap ↗
Swap is an agreement between players to take equal seats in a tournament.
T.J. Cloutier ↗
“T.J. Cloutier” is slang for pocket Jacks (J‑J).
Table ↗
The table refers to the physical poker surface where game is played, including layout and seats.
Table Cards ↗
Table cards are the community cards dealt face‑up for all players to use.
Table Charge ↗
A table charge is a mandatory fee taken by the house per hand or per hour.
Table Stakes ↗
Table stakes is a rule that a player can only bet chips they have on the table.
Tank ↗
To tank is to take excessive time to decide an action.
Tap ↗
To tap is to place a small chip or “tap” on an opponent’s bet to signify matching amount.
Tapped Out ↗
Tapped out means being broke or out of chips during or after session.
Tell ↗
A tell is an unconscious physical or verbal cue revealing information about a player’s hand.
Texas Hold’em ↗
Texas Hold'em is the most popular poker variant featuring two hole cards and five community cards.
Texture ↗
Texture refers to the characteristics and drawing potential of the community board.
Third Street ↗
Third Street is the second betting round in Seven‑Card Stud.
Thirty Miles ↗
“Thirty Miles” is slang for Ace‑King offsuit (A‑K off).
Three Flush ↗
Three flush refers to holding three cards of the same suit in your hand and flop combined.
Three of a Kind ↗
Three of a kind is having three cards of the same rank.
Three‑Bet ↗
Three‑bet is a raise made after an initial raise and one call (or another raise).
Throwing a Party ↗
“Throwing a party” is slang for drawing several players into a big pot with strong aggression.
Ticket ↗
A ticket is a voucher or seat entry granted instead of cash.
Tie ↗
A tie occurs when players show equal hand strength at showdown.
Tied On ↗
“Tied on” is slang for flopping a draw when board pairs, narrowing opponents' outs.
Tiger ↗
“Tiger” is slang for pocket Jacks (J‑J).
Tight ↗
Tight describes playing few hands, focusing on strong starting cards.
Tight Aggressive (TAG) ↗
TAG stands for Tight‑Aggressive: playing strong hands with assertive betting.
Tight‑Aggressive ↗
Tight‑Aggressive (TAG) describes a style that plays few hands but bets them strongly.
Tilt ↗
Tilt is emotional imbalance causing poor poker decisions after frustration or losses.
Tilt Monkey ↗
A tilt monkey is someone prone to tilt after a small setback.
Time ↗
Time refers to the allowed decision duration in poker action.
Time Bank ↗
Time bank is extra decision time allotted to players in online poker.
Time collection ↗
Time collection is a rule allowing collection of bets after a player times out.
Timid Player ↗
A timid player is one who acts too cautiously and rarely bluffs or raises.
TOC ↗
TOC stands for Tournament of Champions and refers to a high-level invitational series.
Toke ↗
To toke is to give a tip—often for exceptional whip or service in live play.