OESD - Open Ended Straight Draw

Short for "Open Ended Straight Draw". When you have the opportunity to make a row on both sides. For example, if you have 56 and 78J comes up on the table, any four and any nine will do until you get to the line.

Poker terms "O" raide

Odds

The probability of winning a bank, in Europe, is most often expressed in...

Odds Against

The probability of losing a bank is most often expressed in Europe as...

OESFD - Open-Ended Straight-Flush Draw

Abbreviation "Open-Ended Straight-Flush Draw". When you have...

Offsuit

Different types of cards, such as the Ace of Clubs...

Omaha

Game variation, general rules as...

On the Button

A position where a person's actions in that...

On Tilt

Not playing your best game, being...

One Chip Rule

The one chip rule. It is used in live...

One-End

This means that a player has four...

One-Way Straight

This means that a player has four...

OOP - Out Of Position

Shortcut "Out Of Position". When you...

Open

Bet first pre-flop.

Open at Both Ends

Laudably known as "abigalis", when you have the opportunity...

Open Card

Cards that are turned up when dealt.

Open End

Laudably known as "abigalis", when you have the opportunity...

Open Game

A game open to everyone.

Open Poker

A type of poker in which at least some of the cards...

Opener

The first player to voluntarily place a bet...

OTF - On The Flop

Short for "On The Flop". It's about...

OTR - On The River

Shortcut "On The River". It's about...

OTT - Over The Top

Short for "Over The Top". When the...

Out Button

The piece is placed in front of the player, who decides...

Out of Line

When a player makes non-standard decisions with...

Outs

The remaining cards in the deck, which can improve...

Overbet

The term is most commonly used in no-limit games, where...

Overcall

Answer a bet where one or...

Overcards

Cards with a higher value than those...

Overpair

When you have a pair worth...