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poker Unibet is one of the largest online gambling operators in the European market with over 1,8 million customers worldwide. Unibet offers a comprehensive range of online gaming products - sports betting, live betting, casino, poker, lotteries, bingo and soft games. Unibet customers spans more than 150 countries. Unibet Poker Online poker was launched in September 2004 and has been successful. One of the key means of teaching customers how to play poker is the Poker School. Customers can also play for free with Play Money. The Unibet poker product is unique and includes other games such as Casino and Live Sports Betting. Special tournaments, VIP scores and Bad Beat Jackpots are some of the key features used to increase the entertainment value for Unibet’s poker players. Unibet has 8 types of poker and each type offers a range of stakes to suit all players. All stakes are made in dollars (USD). In addition to the usual range of poker games, such as Texas Hold’em, Omaha, Omaha High/Low, 7 Card Stud, Unibet also offers Five Card Draw. Unibet has one of the strongest tournament packages in the industry giving away more than one million dollars per week in guaranteed tournaments. Unibet is certified by G4, Global Gaming Guidance Group, complying with their Code of Practice in relation to responsible gambling. Unibet is a member of European Gaming and Betting Association and Remote Gambling Association. Unibet Group plc is a company incorporated in Malta with registered number C 39017. 
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| Unibet Poker dictionary Poker is a whole other world. So it comes with a whole other language. Find out why it's good to have 'the nuts' on 'the river' here. Add-on Some tournaments allow players to buy additional chips at certain points, called an add-on. This is different from a rebuy, because usually everyone still in the tournament is able to add-on. Add-ons usually mark the end of the rebuy period. All-In When a player puts all of their chips into a pot, they're all-in. An all-in player is can only win as much as he put in from any other player. If other players continue to bet above the all-in amount, they create a side pot amongst themselves. Ante A small forced bet that everyone at the table is required to pay before each hand. In games with an ante, these bets constitute the initial pot. Bankroll The total amount of money a player is willing (and able) to put at risk. Bad Beat The situation in which a very strong hand is beaten by an even stronger hand. Bad Beat Jackpot Unibet takes some of the sting out of a bad beat by offering various jackpots. You can find out what qualifies as a bad beat jackpot in different games here. Bet To bet is to put money into the pot, with the high hope of winning that pot. Big Bet Poker Pot-limit and no-limit poker are sometimes referred to as Big Bet Poker. The "Big" in a sense refers to the size of bets relative to the pot, irrespective of the amount of money involved. However, at Unibet poker we also call our big $100/$200 games "Big Bet Poker". From Unibet Poker School |
Bring-in To bring in the betting is to make the first bet on the first round of a hand (not including blinds bets and antes). Big blind A set amount placed by the player sitting in the second position to the left of the dealer before any cards are dealt. Players joining a game in progress must post a big blind, but may do so from any position. Call To call is to match the current highest bet on the table. If someone bets $10 and someone else raises $10, it will cost you $20 to call. Calling is the cheapest way to remain in a hand. Check If there has been no betting before you, you may check. It means you're still interested in playing, but don't want to put any money in the pot just yet. If a player after you makes a bet or raises, you'll have to call (match that bet) to keep playing the hand. Check-Raise To check on your turn, then, when a player after you bets, to raise that bet. An aggressive move usually made by a player with a strong hand. Community card(s) Cards dealt face up in the centre of the table that are shared by all the players in a hand. Flop games like Texax Hold `Em or Omaha have five community cards. Deal To give out the cards for a hand. The person who does this is called the dealer. To be dealt in is to be given cards during a hand. To be dealt out or dealt around is not to be given cards. Deck A set of playing cards. In most games, the deck consists of 52 cards. Discard In a draw game, the card(s) a player throws away and replaces with new card(s) from the deck. From Unibet Poker School |
Draw game Games where at some point you are allowed to discard some or all of your cards, to be replaced from the deck. Drawing hand An incomplete, but potentially strong hand. This usually refers to a hand where you have 4 out of 5 cards to make a straight (straight draw) or a flush (flush draw). Fixed limit In limit poker, any betting structure in which the amount of the bet on each particular round is pre-set. Flop A number of games, such as Hold 'Em and Omaha, are played with five community cards. The first three of these cards are dealt all at once, which is called the flop. Games with a flop are sometimes called flop games. Flush A poker hand of five cards in the same suit. Fold To abandon your hand, usually because someone else has made a larger bet than you are willing to call. Forced bet A mandatory bet on the first round of play in a stud game, such as 7-card stud Freeroll Freeroll tournaments are tournaments with no entry fee or initial buy-in. Full house poker hand consisting of one pair and three of a kind, e.g. 4-4-K-K-K. In a tie, the highest 3 of a kind wins. Heads-up Play between only two players. Unibet poker offers special heads-up tables. Kicker In draw poker, a side card (one of a different rank) held, when drawing, with a pair or three of a kind, to disguise the hand or to try to improve the hand. In Hold 'Em, the unpaired card that goes with a player's pair or three of a kind. Often, the rank of the kicker determines the winner of the pot. Main pot When a player goes all-in in a table stakes game, that player is only eligible to win the main pot - the pot consisting of those bets they were able to match. Additional bets, placed in a side pot, are contested among the remaining players. From Unibet Poker School |