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Rounders poker terms

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Rag: An upfacing card so low in value that it can’t affect the outcome of the handĪlligator blood: A player who keeps his cool under pressure has alligator (cold) bloodįish: A very bad poker player. Underdog: A weak hand that’s likely to lose Rock: A very conservative player, someone who doesn’t take big chances It’s considered bad form because other players can’t see how much you’re actually betting Splash the pot: Toss your chips into the pot, instead of just placing them there. Tap: Bet as much as your opponents have on hand, forcing them to bet everything Tapioca, or Tap City: Tapped out out of moneyīuy the pot: Make a bet so large that other players are unlikely to match it The movie’s exploration of the poker underworld echoes the themes in Rounders. Molly’s Game (2017) This film tells the true story of Molly Bloom, who runs the world’s most exclusive high-stakes poker game. Ante up!ĭown to the felt: So broke all you see in front of you is the green felt of the poker table This movie, like Rounders, showcases the darker side of gambling. Ever watched rounders and fish splash the pot until they’re down to the felt? If so, you’ve seen some serious poker players.

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