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Baby: A
low ranking card.
Bank:
The house, or in home games the person who keeps tracks of
buy-ins, distributing chips and paying the winnings.
Bankroll:
The total amount you wager in your poker career.
Behind:
To not have the best hand at that moment.
Bet:
Money that has been wagered.
Button/Buck:
The marker, usually a white disk, used to indicate the
dealer or in the case of house games, the player who acts
last on that deal.
Blank:
A card of no apparent value.
Bleed, Bleeding Chips:
To lose ones chips steadily over a length of time.
Blinds:
A forced bet made by one or more players to start up the pot
before the deal begins.
Blocker:
A card or cards that prevent the completion of a hand.
Boat:
Full boat, a full house.
Bone:
A small denomination chip.
Box:
The chip tray.
Brick And Mortar:
A ‘real’ casino, in a building, as opposed to online.
Broadway:
An Ace high straight: AKQJT offsuit.
Brush:
The poker equivalent of a maitre‘d.
Bubble:
The rank placing that is immediately outside the paying
structure in tournament poker.
Bullet:
An ace.
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