Word | Description |
Late Position | Position on a round of betting where the player must act after most of the other players have acted
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Leak | A weakness in your game that causes you to win less money than you would otherwise. Example: "She takes her pocket pairs too far; it's a leak in her game." |
Limp | To call. Generally the term refers to pre-flop action. For instance: "He limped in early position with 77." |
Limp In | To enter the pot by calling rather than raising. (The usual concept of "Limp In" is when the first person to speak just calls the Big Blind.) |
Live | Cards that are not duplicated in an opponent's stronger hand. For example, if you have A9 and your opponent has AJ, then your ace is not "live" because making a pair of aces won't do you any good. The nine, however, is live; making a pair of nines gives you the better hand. |
Lock | A hand that cannot lose. |
Loose | Is a player who plays a lot hands. |
Loose Game | A game with a lot of players in most hands.
Usage:
Like in sentence "The games on PartyPoker are very loose." |
Low Limit | A game where the amounts wagered are small. |
LP | Late Position |
Luck | An illusion of winning or losing beyond statistical reality. |
Luck Out | To outdraw and beat a good hand. Usage: Like in sentence "I had the nuts until the river when he lucked out on me with a straight". |