A variation of the poker game where players are dealt three pocket cards. Similar to Omaha, players must use two pocket cards to form a poker hand.
3-Bet
A 3-bet is an aggressive poker move where a player re-raises after a previous bet and raise.
3-Bet Fold
A situation where a player 3-bets with the intention of folding if further re-raised, typically used in bluffing.
3-Bet Light
A strategy involving making a 3-bet with a weaker or marginal hand, often to put pressure on the initial raiser.
3rd Bullet
Refers to a third bet in a hand, often on the river, as a continuation of an aggressive betting strategy.
3-Bullet Bluff
A term used when a player bluffs three times, on the flop, the turn, and the river, to create the impression of holding the best hand.
3-Card Brag
3-Card Brag is a variant of 3-Card Poker originating in the United Kingdom.
3-Card Poker
3-Card Poker is a variant played with three cards. The objective is to create the best possible poker hand with three cards.
3-Card Stud
A variant where players are dealt three cards, two face-up and one face-down.
3-Flush
A term used in 3-Card Poker when a player has three cards of the same suit.
3-Gapper
A term describing a hand where the cards have a three-rank gap between them, such as 3 of Any Color7 of Any Color or 4 of Any Color8 of Any Color. It's often used in discussions about drawing hands in games like Texas Hold'em.
3-Handed
A poker game with only three players participating. 3-handed is a type of short-handed poker.
3 of a Kind
Refers to having three cards of the same value (ranging from 222 to AAA). Also known as triples or trips.
3-Max
A poker tournament format where the maximum number of players at a table is three.
3rd Pair
In community card games, the third highest pair on the board, often used to describe a marginal hand.
3-Putt
A term describing a player who has folded three consecutive hands.
3rd Street
In Five Card Stud, it's the third card dealt to each player (the second card revealed).
3-Street
A hand where bets have been placed on the flop, turn, and river.
3-Way Pot
A pot contested by the three remaining players.
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