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[Rainbow]
The cards which are flipped not the same color.

[Connector]
The cards numbers are in a row, for example: 78 or JQ.

[T]
The abbreviations of Ten, means 10.

The same color, such as: AKs means A and K are the same color.

[O]
Different colors, such as: AKo means A and K are different colors.

[Set]
Refers to the hand and the community Cards lead to the three cases, such as: you get 33 on hand, the cards that is flipped are A34, that is dark three.

[Pocket Pair]
Two CARDS on your hand form a pair, for example: 22, 33, 44 and so on.
[Gut cyber-shot Straight]
Refers to listen to the middle card sequences, such as: you have 25 on hand, 46K are flipped, you need card 3, so you can have 23456, that is Gut cyber-shot Straight.

[Open Ended Straight]
Refers to listen to the two leading straight, such as: you have 34 on hand, J56 are flipped, you requires 2 or 7, so you have have 23456 or 34567, they can be formed to be Open Ended Straight.

[Top Pair]
Community Cards and hand cards can be formed to be the maximal pair, for example: you have 2i on hand 2, community Cards cards are 3457j, so they can form to JJ.

[Nuts]
Community Cards and hand cards can form to the biggest card type, for example: you have AA on hand, community Cards card are AA6J8, then can form the biggest card style 4A, this is called nuts, just all-in if you get nuts!
[Edited by VorpalF2F]


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badgerer
Joined: 29.03.2010

wow thanks man! i've always wondered what this 'top pair' thing people always mention was.


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Originally posted by jayjoekuakua

The same color, such as: AKs means A and K are the same color.

[O]
Different colors, such as: AKo means A and K are different colors.

Thanks for posting this jayjoekuakua
The quoted portion is true if the 4-colour deck is used, but may not be true otherwise.

AKs means Ace and King are same suit.

There are a lot more terms defined in the glossary

Best of luck,
--VS


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