OrphelinsFrench phrase. Common in European casinos. It's a bet on a specific group of numbers on a section of the roulette wheel that are neighbours on the wheel…
Orphelins (Orphans)most commonly found in European casinos. Orphan is when players bet on specific number of three, which are laid out close together on the wheel, but are…
Oustide betBets on 1 to 1 even money (red/black, odd/even, high/low) and 2 to 1 (dozen or column) payouts.
OutA card that will make your hand win. Normally heard in the plural. Example: "Any spade will make my flush, so I have nine outs."
OutrunTo beat. Example: "Susie outran my set when her flush card hit on the river."
Outside betwhen a player bets with even money (for example black/red, high/low, odd/even) and the payout is 1:1
Outside BetsOne of the 2-to-1 or even-money bets found on the outside of the roulette layout.
OvercallTo call a bet after one or more others players have already called.
OvercardA card higher than any card on the board. For instance, if you have AQ and the flop comes J-7-3, you don't have a pair, but you have two overcards.
OverpairA pocket pair higher than any card on the flop. If you have QQ and the flop comes J-8-3, you have an overpair.
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PaletteA tool used to move cards on the table. Usually made of wood.
Play the BoardTo show down a hand in hold'em when your cards don't make a hand any better than is shown on the board.
PlayerClocking - Watching to see which players have been winning and with what methods in order to use the Chameleon Strategy and mimic their betting patterns.
Player Clockingwhen one is watching which player has been winning using Chameleon Strategy, and then tries to mimic their patterns.
Player Handthis is the hand that opposes the bank hand, which receives cards and acts by itself.
Playing conditionsThe rules variations in effect at a casino. Playing conditions include whether or not a player can double down after a split, how many decks are in use…
PlugA shuffling technique that is sometimes employed in card games like blackjack where the game is often dealt from a multi-deck shoe.
Plus/minusAnother name for the Hi lo counting system.
PocketA small indentation in the shoreline, sometimes referred to as a pocket cove.
Pocket PairA hold'em starting hand with two cards of the same rank, making a pair. Example: "I had big pocket pairs seven times in the first hour.
Point CountThe total value of the count, positive or negative, at any given time.
POPContraction of "Repopulation", often used as a shortened term for the re-spawn of monsters.
Pot OddsThe amount of money in the pot compared to the amount you must put in the pot to continue playing. For example, suppose there is \$60 in the pot.
Pot-LimitA version of poker in which a player may bet up to the amount of money in the pot whenever it is his turn to act.
Power of the PenThe ability to issue hotel comps to players on the part of some casino executives.
Preferential ShufflingShuffling when the remaining cards are deemed favorable to the players.
PremiereFrench term for first and refers to the first group of 12 numbers in the Dozen Bet.
Premium PlayersA casino term meaning big bettors or players with big credit lines.
PressTo increase the amount wagered, usually by doubling it, after a win.
PriceThe pot odds you are getting for a draw or call. Example: "The pot was laying me a high enough price, so I stayed in with my gutshot straight draw."
ProcActivate. Example: A weapon with a special effect will "proc" every so often.
Protect(1) To keep your hand or a chip on your cards. This prevents them from being fouled by a discarded hand, or accidentally mucked by the dealer.
PSTPlease Send Tell. Indicates that the person speaking wants to receive communication via a /t(ell) or /w(hisper) command.
PullSelectively start combat with a Mob, usually with a ranged attack, and then leading this Mob back to a safer area in order to separate them from other…
Queen TheatreA term used in electronic roulette (touchbet roulette) because of the way the seating is laid out.
queueA system where if a realm is overloaded, subsequent players trying to log on will be queued up in a first come first serve basis and allowed to log on…
Racetrack betsAlso known as 'Call bets'. The racetrack betting area is in front of the croupier on the table used for players wishing to make bets on sections of the…
RaggedA flop (or board) that doesn't appear to help anybody very much. A flop that came down J ♦-6♥-2 ♣ would look ragged.
RAIDA raid is a large-scale attack on an area by a group of players.
RakeAn amount of money taken out of every pot by the dealer. This is the cardroom's income.
RankThe numerical value of a card (as opposed to its suit). Example: "jack," "seven."
Rat holingPutting chips in your pocket or purse so the casino doesn't see how much you're winning.
RatedDescribes a player who's a professional. Card counters prefer NOT to be rated. Can also refer to a rating given by casino hosts based on the amount lost…
RatingRating means evaluating a company, security, or investment product to determine how well it meets a specific set of objective criteria.
realmA server(s) that hosts a copy of the game. Each and every realm is distinct and seperate from all others and there are completely no interactions between…
Red BetAn even-money bet that the next number will be red.
RegenRegenerate. To obtain HP and mana back via food and drink.
Repop(POP) Repopulation. Refers to the re-spawn of monsters.
RepresentTo play as if you hold a certain hand. For instance, if you raised before the flop, and then raised again when the flop came ace high, you would be…