A form of poker in which the cardroom or casino offers a jackpot to a player who has lost with a really big hand (usually Aces full or better).

A form of poker in which a player needs to have at least a pair of jacks to open the betting.

Form of lowball poker in which the worst poker hand (2, 3, 4, 5, 7 of different suits) is the best hand. It's also known as Deuce to Seven.

To call at the end of a hand to prevent someone from bluffing.

A card that gives you a big draw and makes your hand.

In a session or tournament, the one hand that ends up being a turning point for the player, either for better or worse.

The highest unpaired side card in a players' hand.

Raise.

A method to stimulate action. It is a forced bet by someone who has just won a pot(s).

Check.

A hand that contains a K-J.

Two Queens.

Position on a round of betting where the player must act after most of the other players have acted (usually considered to be the two positions next to the button).

When a player folds.

The first player to bet into a pot.

A game that has fixed minimum and maximum betting intervals along with a prescribed number of raises.

The first player who calls a bet.

To enter a pot by calling rather than raising. (The usual concept of "Limp In" is when the first person to speak just calls the Big Blind.)

An instance where the player puts in a dark bet and is allowed to raise, even if no other player raises. It's also known as an "option".

In Stud Games, cards that have not yet been seen and are presumed to still be in play.

A hand that could still win the pot.

A not so knowledgeable player who plays a lot of hands.

When a player calls the final bet before a showdown.

Is a player who plays a lot of hands.

Is a form of draw poker in which the lowest hand wins the pot.