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Juegos - Términos de Póker

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés relacionadas con términos de póker como "full house", "high card" y "raise".

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full house
full house
[Sustantivo]

(In poker) a combination of five cards consisting of three of a kind and a pair, in which the three of a kind is of a higher rank than the pair

full, full house

full, full house

flush
flush
[Sustantivo]

a poker hand consisting of five cards of the same suit, regardless of their rank

un color, un flush

un color, un flush

royal flush
royal flush
[Sustantivo]

(poker) the highest-ranking hand consisting of a five-card straight flush that runs from Ace to Ten, all of the same suit

escalera real de color, escalera real

escalera real de color, escalera real

Ex: She had a royal flush in spades, securing her victory in the final round. 

Ella tenía un royal flush en picas, asegurando su victoria en la ronda final.

high card
high card
[Sustantivo]

(poker) the lowest-ranking hand, consisting of five cards that do not form any of the other standard poker hands

carta alta, la carta más alta

carta alta, la carta más alta

Ex: My hand didn't have any pairs, so I ended up with a high card, which didn't help me much. 

Mi mano no tenía ningún par, así que terminé con una carta alta, lo que no me ayudó mucho.

straight flush
straight flush
[Sustantivo]

(poker) a hand consisting of five cards of the same suit that are in sequence, or in consecutive order

escalera de color, escalera real de color

escalera de color, escalera real de color

Ex: After seeing his cards, he quickly realized he had a straight flush and felt confident about the next round. 

Después de ver sus cartas, rápidamente se dio cuenta de que tenía un escalera real y se sintió confiado para la siguiente ronda.

straight
straight
[Sustantivo]

(poker) a hand consisting of five cards in sequence, regardless of their suit

escalera, corrida

escalera, corrida

Ex: She lost the hand to a higher straight. 

Perdió la mano contra una escalera más alta.

three of a kind

(poker) a hand consisting of three cards of the same rank, such as three Jacks

Ex: I thought I had a strong hand, but someone else had three of a kind. 
two pair
two pair
[Sustantivo]

a hand consisting of two cards of one rank, two cards of another rank, and one card of a third rank, such as two Aces, two Kings, and a Queen

dos pares, doble par

dos pares, doble par

Ex: The dealer flipped the last card, and it gave me two pair, making my hand much stronger. 

El crupier dio vuelta a la última carta, y me dio dos pares, lo que fortaleció mucho mi mano.

one pair
one pair
[Sustantivo]

a hand consisting of two cards of the same rank, such as two Jacks

un par, una mano con un par

un par, una mano con un par

Ex: He had one pair of sevens and couldn’t win against the straight. 

Tenía un par de sietes y no podía ganar contra la escalera.

four flush
four flush
[Sustantivo]

(in poker) a hand with four cards of the same suit, with the expectation of drawing the fifth card of that suit to complete a flush

cuatro cartas del mismo palo, cuatro cartas coincidentes

cuatro cartas del mismo palo, cuatro cartas coincidentes

Ex: With a four flush, he was hopeful, but his opponent had a straight, which beat his hand. 

Con un four flush, él estaba esperanzado, pero su oponente tenía una escalera, que venció su mano.

quad
quad
[Sustantivo]

a slang term that refers to four of a kind, which is a hand consisting of four cards of the same rank, such as four Jacks

un póker, cuatro iguales

un póker, cuatro iguales

big blind
big blind
[Sustantivo]

a mandatory bet made by the player sitting two seats to the left of the dealer

ciega grande, blind grande

ciega grande, blind grande

Ex: After posting the small blind, Sarah was next in line to pay the big blind. 

Después de publicar la pequeña ciega, Sarah fue la siguiente en pagar la gran ciega.

pot
pot
[Sustantivo]

(poker) the total amount of money or chips wagered by players in a game, awarded to the winner

el bote, el pozo

el bote, el pozo

Ex: She was ecstatic to win the entire pot with a royal flush. 

Ella estaba extasiada por ganar todo el bote con un escalera real de color.

flop
flop
[Sustantivo]

(in poker) the second betting round where three community cards are dealt face-up

el flop, la ronda del flop

el flop, la ronda del flop

Ex: Bets increased dramatically on the flop. 

Las apuestas aumentaron drásticamente en el flop.

small blind
small blind
[Sustantivo]

a mandatory bet made by the player sitting to the immediate left of the dealer

pequeña ciega, apuesta pequeña obligatoria

pequeña ciega, apuesta pequeña obligatoria

Ex: The small blind player is typically forced to make a bet, even without knowing the strength of their hand. 

El jugador small blind normalmente está obligado a hacer una apuesta, incluso sin conocer la fuerza de su mano.

to fold
to fold
[Verbo]

to give up one's hand and forfeit any further involvement in the current hand, usually in response to another player's bet or raise, or when a player recognizes that their hand is unlikely to win

retirarse, abandonar

retirarse, abandonar

Ex: Facing a large bet from his opponent, James suspected a bluff and hesitated before finally choosing to fold. 

Ante una gran apuesta de su oponente, James sospechó un farol y dudó antes de finalmente decidir retirarse.

to raise
to raise
[Verbo]

(in card games) to place the highest bet in the game

subir, aumentar

subir, aumentar

Ex: I'll raise you another hundred dollars. 

Te subiré otros cien dólares.

to call
to call
[Verbo]

to match the current bet or raise made by another player in the same round of betting, thereby staying in the hand and retaining the chance to win the pot

igualar, ver

igualar, ver

Ex: She called the raise and continued to play her hand. 

Ella igualó el aumento y continuó jugando su mano.

turn
turn
[Sustantivo]

the third round of betting in which the dealer reveals an additional community card face-up on the table after the Flop

el turn, la tercera calle

el turn, la tercera calle

river
river
[Sustantivo]

the final round of betting in which the dealer reveals the fifth and final community card face-up on the table after the Turn

el río, la ronda final de apuestas

el río, la ronda final de apuestas

to check
to check
[Verbo]

to pass the action to the next player without making a bet, when there has been no previous bet in the current betting round

pasar, checkear

pasar, checkear

Ex: When it was her turn, she chose to check rather than raise. 

Cuando fue su turno, eligió pasar en lugar de subir.

showdown
showdown
[Sustantivo]

(poker) the final phase of a hand, occurring after the final round of betting

showdown, desenlace

showdown, desenlace

split
split
[Sustantivo]

a poker outcome in which players with equal-ranking hands divide the pot equally

reparto, empate

reparto, empate

Ex: A perfect tie on the board forced a split. 

Un empate perfecto en el tablero forzó un reparto.

all-in
all-in
[Adjetivo]

having bet all of one's remaining chips or money on a single hand, either because the player believes the hand is strong or because the player has few other options

Ex: The player made an all-in bet during the final round. 
to burn
to burn
[Verbo]

(poker) to discard the top card from the deck face down before dealing the flop, turn, and river cards, in order to prevent cheating by revealing the top card accidentally or intentionally

quemar, descartar

quemar, descartar

Ex: They had to burn a card after every shuffle to maintain the integrity of the game. 

Tenían que quemar una carta después de cada barajada para mantener la integridad del juego.

ante
ante
[Sustantivo]

(poker) a small forced bet that all players must make before the start of a hand, usually a percentage of the minimum bet

ante, apuesta inicial

ante, apuesta inicial

bad beat
bad beat
[Sustantivo]

when a player with a strong hand loses to a player with a stronger hand that improbably or luckily improves on the later streets, causing the player with the stronger hand to lose a large pot or even the entire game

mala jugada, golpe duro

mala jugada, golpe duro

Ex: Losing that hand was a real bad beat; I had a pair of aces and was leading until the last card. 

Perder esa mano fue un bad beat realmente malo; tenía un par de ases y estaba liderando hasta la última carta.

bankroll
bankroll
[Sustantivo]

the amount of money or chips that a player has set aside or allocated for the purpose of playing poker

bankroll, capital de juego

bankroll, capital de juego

button
button
[Sustantivo]

(in poker) a small disc or marker that indicates the player who is currently serving as the dealer for the hand

botón, marcador

botón, marcador

community card
community card
[Sustantivo]

a card that is dealt face-up and is available for all players to use in making their hand, rather than being dealt to a specific player

carta comunitaria, carta compartida

carta comunitaria, carta compartida

Ex: The turn card was the final community card to be dealt, and it significantly improved my hand. 

La carta comunitaria fue la última carta en ser repartida, y mejoró significativamente mi mano.

hole card
hole card
[Sustantivo]

(poker) a card that is dealt face-down to a player and is not visible to other players at the table

carta oculta, carta secreta

carta oculta, carta secreta

jackpot
jackpot
[Sustantivo]

(poker) a large prize or payout that is awarded when a player achieves a certain winning combination or meets a specific set of criteria, such as hitting a rare hand or winning a certain number of consecutive games

bote, premio gordo

bote, premio gordo

offsuit
offsuit
[Adjetivo]

referring to two or more cards in a hand that are from different suits in card games, especially in poker

de diferentes palos, no coincidentes

de diferentes palos, no coincidentes

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