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Poker Free Sites - Guide To Common Terms
By: Laura Treleaven

poker free websites are the modern way to gamble. You can learn how to play poker for free and at no risk to your own bankroll. If poker terminology is a whole new world to you, then don't panic, here is a guide to help you.

Hole cards - these are the two cards you are dealt.
Community cards - these are the cards dealt face up on the board in three different times.
Pre-flop - all of the betting done before the flop.
The flop - this is referring to the first three community cards dealt up.
The turn - this refers to the fourth community card dealt up.
The river - this refers to the final (fifth) community card dealt face up.
The button - this refers to the player with the dealer button in front of them.
The small blind - this refers to the person to the left of the button.
The big blind - this refers to the person two seats to the left of the button.

Hand definitions
Big Slick - this refers to ace-king suited (some people believe any ace king is big slick).
A set - this refers to three of a kind with a pocket pair and one on the board.
Trips - this refers to three of a kind with two on the board (community cards) and one in your hand.
Quads - this refers to four of a kind.
Wheel - a five high straight, eg A, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Broadway - this refers to an ace high straight (ten, jack, queen, and king, ace.).
Flush - this refers to five cards of the same suit.
Straight flush - this refers to five cards in a row of the same suit.
Royal flush - this refers to the 10, J, Q, K and Ace all in the same suit.
Snowmen - Pocket eights can also be called snowmen.
Donk/Donkey - this is what players will call another player who isn't very good at poker. It's a term that isn't very suitable to use).

You will often be in chat forums when playing on poker free site tables, so it's well worth learning the language of poker.

Laura works for free poker games website www.NoPayPoker.com a totally free poker games website where you can play Texas Hold'em poker tournaments with hundreds of poker players worldwide. Free to join, free to play and you can still win real cash, because all prizes are advertiser funded. The site is US player legal and all of the games are rake free. NoPayPoker has made it possible to play some fun poker, genuinely risk free yet still win real cash!

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