| Description | Term | Additional Info |
| Describes 9-handed play | |
| Position to the right of the button | |
| Position two to the right of the button | |
| 'ITM' | |
| To bet more than is in the pot | |
| To bet into the initial raiser/aggressor of the previous street | |
| To bet/raise on a draw | |
| To bet on the flop after raising before it | |
| To make a small bet in order to reduce the cost of a showdown with a marginal hand | |
| To put in the third bet (second raise) of the current street | |
| A generally loose player who calls too often or plays too many marginal/bad hands | |
| A very tight player who only plays premium hands | |
| A player who will call on multiple streets with weak hands regularly | |
| The situation where players are one knockout away from cashing a tournament | |
| A straight draw where only one rank of card will complete it | |
| A 'blind' posted by all players at the table | |
| The potential that your bet has to induce a fold | |
| 'OESD' | |
| The name for the straight A2345 | |
| The straight TJQKA, or the group of cards that are ten or higher | |
| A very small bet that deliberately gives your opponent great odds to call | |
| A bet designed to extract the most money from your opponent's range of hands | |
| Your current stack divided by the starting amount of the pot (all blinds) | |
| To represent weakness with a strong hand to get more value | |
| To call with a relatively weak holding out of not wanting to be bluffed or because of a particularly strong read | |