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Board ↗
The board is the set of community cards dealt face‑up shared by all players.
Board Coverage ↗
Board coverage refers to how much your hand interacts with or is vulnerable to a given board texture.
Boardcards ↗
Boardcards are the community cards dealt face-up in flop-style poker.
Boat ↗
Boat is a slang term for a full house—a three‑of‑a‑kind plus a pair.
Bobtail Straight ↗
A bobtail straight is slang for a 5‑card straight with one hole card and four board cards.
Bomb Pot ↗
A bomb pot is a hand where all players put a set bet into the pot before cards are dealt.
Boss ↗
“Boss” is slang for pocket Kings (K‑K).
Bot ↗
A bot is an automated software program that plays poker online in place of a human.
Bottom End ↗
Bottom end is the lowest possible part of a straight or flush draw.
Bottom Pair ↗
Bottom pair is pairing the lowest card on the board with one of your hole cards.
Bounty ↗
A bounty is a prize awarded for eliminating a specific player in a tournament.
Boxed Card ↗
A boxed card is an extra burn or cut card dealt face-down by dealer error.
BRB ↗
BRB means “be right back”—used when stepping away from a game briefly.
Brick ↗
A brick is a flop, turn, or river card that fails to improve any player's hand.
Brick-and-Mortar ↗
Brick‑and‑mortar (B&M) refers to live, physical poker venues.
Bring It In ↗
Bring it in is the forced initial bet in stud poker by the lowest showing hand.
Bring-In ↗
Bring‑in is the forced first bet in stud poker, posted by the lowest up‑card.
BRM ↗
BRM stands for bankroll management—the discipline of managing poker funds.
Broadway ↗
Broadway refers to any straight from ten through ace.
Broderick Crawford ↗
“Broderick Crawford” is slang for holding J‑10 offsuit.
Broomcorn’s Uncle ↗
“Broomcorn’s Uncle” refers to someone emotionally invested in a coffee hand nicknamed Broomcorn.
Brush ↗
A brush is the dealer’s tool used to move cards during dealing or mucking.
BTW ↗
BTW stands for “by the way”—introducing side remarks in chat.
Bubble ↗
The bubble is the stage just before players start being paid in a tournament.
Bubble Pressure ↗
Bubble pressure describes psychological tension experienced at the tournament bubble.
Bubbled ↗
“Bubbled” means finishing just outside the payout positions in a tournament.
Buck ↗
A buck is a single chip, often the dealer button in some live games.
Bug ↗
A bug is a limited wild card—used only to complete straights or flushes in some games.
Bull The Game ↗
To bull the game means to take aggressive lines to dominate table rhythm psychologically.
Bullets ↗
“Bullets” is slang for pocket Aces (A‑A).
Bum Hunting ↗
Bum hunting is targeting less skilled players to maximize profit.
Bump ↗
A bump is a small raise intended to disrupt flow without full aggression.
Buried Pair ↗
A buried pair is a pair in stud made using only a down-card and board card.
Burn ↗
Burn refers to discarding the top card before dealing community cards.
Burn Card ↗
A burn card is the card discarded face-down before community cards are dealt.
Bury Card ↗
To bury a card means to intentionally mark it for removal or obscure exposure.
Bust ↗
Bust means losing all your chips and leaving the tournament.
Bust a Player ↗
To bust a player is eliminating them by winning their remaining chips.
Bust Out ↗
To bust out is being eliminated from a tournament by losing your stack.
Busted ↗
Busted means your hand has no pair and no draw—it’s worthless.