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Call: A call is a betting option. To call in poker means to match
bet of another player. So if Player A, bet $5 and you ‘call', you're saying that you'll match his $5 bet.
Check: To ‘check' is to not place a bet. You only have
option to check if no other bets have been placed before in
round. By checking you're choosing not to bet, and as opposed to folding, you're still in
game.
Fold: To ‘fold' is to quit
current hand, you're choosing not to place any more bets and end your participation in that hand.
Raise: To ‘raise' means to place a larger bet than
player before. If Player A bets $5, to raise you would then place a bet of $6 or more.
Going ‘All In': Going ‘all in' means you're betting everything you have on your hand. If Player A bets $200 and you cannot match that bet, you have
option of going ‘all in'. If you win
hand you're paid a portion of
pot – relative to
amount you've wagered.
Dealer Button: The Dealer button is a token which is passed around
table in a clockwise direction after every hand. The dealer button is used to determine who
dealer is for that hand. It also determines who needs to place
blind bets, it is common for
first two players to
left of
dealer to place blind bets...
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