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All-in
If you bet all your chips at any point, you are considered as having gone “All-in.” This can happen either when you don’t have enough chips to make a required or elective bet, or when you bet all your chips as a strategic move in No Limit games. Having gone All-in gives you the potential to win a share of the pot up to and including your last contribution to that pot. You cannot share in any bets added above and beyond that point. These bets form a side-pot. The all-in is also used for situations where a player in a hand loses connection to the server.
Avatar
A term from computer gaming for an image or figure used to represent a person.
Away from table
In tournaments, you may not “sit out”. Rather, you may be “away-from-table” which means you are dealt into every hand, posting blinds when it’s your turn, and then folded when there is a raise before the flop, or a bet after the flop. When you are in a tournament and need to leave, time-out, or lose your connection, you are automatically marked as “away-from-table”.
Bad Beat
This term refers to a heavy favorite in a hand who loses to an opponent who was a severe underdog statistically speaking.
Bet the Pot
This term is used in pot limit games. It means your bet matches the current amount in the pot. If, when your turn to bet, the pot was at $217, and you bet the pot, your bet is $217.
Big Blind (limit poker)
In games using a blind to put money in play, the big blind is generally equal to the lower amount of the stakes for that game. In a $5/$10 game, the big blind is $5. The big blind follows the small blind, which is put up by the first player to the left of the dealer.
Blind
This term refers to the required bets, called the small blind and the big blind used to put money into play. The blinds are mandatory bets and rotate around the table.
Board
The community cards in Hold’em are collectively known as the board.
Burn
In physical poker rooms, the top card of the deck is discarded prior to each round of dealing. The intent is to minimize the risk of cheating by knowing the next card. There is no possibility of this happening in our poker room, therefore we do not burn cards.
Button
A marker, usually disk-shaped, to indicate which player is the virtual dealer. The button is used in games where position relative to the dealer is important.
Buy-in
The amount of money required to sit down at a poker game. Tournament entry fees are considered the “buy-in.” At a ring game, there is a minimum and a maximum buy-in, defining how much money you can bring to the table.
Call
When a player matches the prior bet on the table, that action is termed the call.
Cap
The last permitted raise in a betting round is called the cap. We allow three raises beyond the initial bet in limit games. The third raise is the cap.
Check
If there is no bet on the table and you do not wish to place a bet, that action is termed a check. You may only check when there are no prior bets.
Client
The term for the software that you download to your computer, allowing you to interact with the poker room’s servers.
Collusion
A form of cheating where two or more players attempt to gain an unfair advantage by sharing information. We do not tolerate cheating.
Community Cards
Face up cards on the table that are shared by all players are termed community cards. Texas Hold’em and Omaha always have community cards.
Dead Blind
In a situation where you have missed your blinds and wish to re-enter the game before your turn to post the big blind. You must post both blinds and the small blind is termed a dead blind, meaning it does not count towards calling a bet.
Dead Hand
A hand no longer in the game.
Down Cards
The face-down cards dealt to a player, also termed hole cards.
Drawing Dead
This describes the situation when a player is trying to draw a card to complete a hand when there is already a hand that will beat it, even if made.
Drop
To drop your hand when you decide not to go further with your hand; to return your cards to the muck. Same as fold.
Face Down
Dealt cards that are not visible to other players.
Face Up
Dealt cards that are visible to all players.
Flop
In Texas Hold’em, the set of 3 face-up community cards or the first three cards on the board, all dealt at the same time.
Flush
Any 5 cards in one hand that are all the same suit.
Fold
Withdraw from further participation in the current hand. Also see drop.
Forced Bet
A mandatory bet. In certain games, a player is required to bet, having sat-in the game.
Four of a Kind
A great hand … all 4 of one rank. For example, 4 Tens.
Freeroll
This term applies to poker tournaments where the entry fee, the stakes, or both the entry fee and stakes are waived. In some non-freeroll tournaments, the house may guarantee a minimum prize pool.
Full House
A hand in which you have a combination of 3 of a kind, and a pair.
Graphics
The term for the artwork used to present you with the images of a poker room, including the table, chairs, avatars, cards, and chips.
Hand
A set of cards used by a player during a single round. Another word for a single round of shuffling, dealing, and betting.
Heads Up
A game where only two players remain in contention for the pot.
Head to Head
A game where only two players may participate.
High Card
The card with the highest rank.
High/Low
A variation of a game where the pot is split between the best hand and the worst hand. The worst hand is comprised of the 5 lowest cards. Most poker rooms, including this one, consider 5, 4, 3, 2, A (the wheel) as the lowest possible hand, despite it also being a straight.
Hold’em
Also called Texas Hold’em. One of the most popular poker games. Each player gets 2 down cards and can use 3,4, or 5 of the community cards.
Hole Cards
The down cards in a player’s hand.
In
A term for being an active player; one who has not folded.
Inside Straight
The term applied when a player has 4 of 5 cards needed for a straight with the missing card being inside the sequence rather than at either end, and gets the missing card. For example, a player holding 3, 4, 5, 7 needs a 6 to complete the straight. Getting that 6 is termed “making the inside straight.”
Jackpot
A bonus opportunity to win under specific circumstances set by the poker room.
Kicker
The term for the card used to break ties between two of a kind or between Two Pair.
Live Blind
A forced bet put in by one or more players before any cards are dealt. The “live” means those players still have the option of raising when the action gets back around to them.
Main Pot
The initial pot of money. When one or more players go all-in, a side pot is created for each all-in player.
Muck
As a noun, this refers to the pile of folded cards and discarded cards. As a verb, at showdown time, the act of returning a losing hand to the dealer facedown.
Multi-Table Tournament (MTT)
A tournament where players at more than one table compete, starting with equal numbers of chips, until one player has won all the chips. Prize payouts are a function of the number of entrants, and are posted on the tournaments page. Multi-table tournaments have a posted start time, and require registration in advance.
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Nice hand.
No Limit
A variation of the betting rules in which each bet is unlimited up to the number of chips a player has on the table (NL).
Omaha
A game in which each player receives 4 facedown cards and shares 5 community cards. The winning hand must use exactly 2 down cards and 3 community cards. This game also has a High/Low variant.
Omaha High/Low
This game allows players to compete for a pot split between the highest and the lowest hands using 2 down cards and 3 community cards. A player may use different sets of cards to make up the best high and the best low hands.
On the button
This term means you are in the dealer position in Texas Hold’em and Omaha games.A “button” marks the dealer position with a “D” in the center.
One on One
See head to head.
Pair
This is a hand where the player’s best hand is made up of 2 cards of the same rank.
Pass
Can be used in place of either check or fold depending on the context.
Play Chips
The chips used for play money games. Play chips have no monetary value.
Playing the Board
Using all the community cards in Hold’em as your best hand.
Pocket Cards
The term for the two down cards at the start of the hand.
Pot
The chips available to be won in any given hand.
Pot Limit
A variation on betting where each player may bet up to the current amount in the pot (PL).
Profile
A term describing the information a player may enter about himself/herself that may be available, at the player’s option, to other players in the poker room. Your profile may include your favourite hobby, favourite web site, favourite quote, and more.
Raise
The act of increasing the amount bet by a prior bettor.
Rake
The amount of money, in chips, taken by the house as the service fee in a ring game when the pot reaches a minimal amount.
Raked Hand
A Raked Hand is where any player is dealt cards in ring game play, in a hand which generates rake. This constitutes one Raked Hand even where the player folds before the flop. Please note that some Titan Poker network tournaments with raked hand requirements refer to Raked Hands where a player has contributed to the pot in a hand which generates rake.
Rank
The value of a card. The rank of the 2 of Spades is 2. The rank of the Queen of Hearts is Queen. Rank value increases from 2 through 10, followed in order by Jack, Queen, King, and Ace. In High/Low games, the Ace may be used both for its high rank and as the lowest rank card.
Re-buy
To get more chips during a game but not during a hand that you are in. This applies to real money and tournament play.
Reducing
The act of removing chips from a table and returning immediately with fewer chips. Reducing is considered poor etiquette.
Registration
We ask you to select a screen name to serve as your poker room identity, a password, and to provide a location and email address to create an account. This is your registration.
River
The fifth and final community card. This card is also known as Fifth Street.
Round
This refers to the dealing of a set of cards and associated betting. For example, the dealing of the river and the bets that follow are a round.
Royal Flush
The best possible high hand. This is a straight flush from 10 through to Ace of the same suit.
Satellite
A preliminary poker tournament awarding seat(s) to a larger, more important tournament.
Screen Name
The identity you select by which you are known in the poker room. We only allow one player per screen name so please understand if the one you have selected is already taken.
Self-install
The term used to describe how the file you download from our web site is automatically installed and configured on your computer when you double-click on the file.
Server
The computer, or set of computers, providing a service to client computers. In this case the service is the poker room.
Showdown
After the final bet, when all players show their hands or muck, is known as the showdown.
Side Pot
This is a pot created when a player goes all-in. The side pot is the pot available to those players not all-in at that point. There can, on occasion, be more than one side pot.
Single Table Tournament (STT)
A poker table at which you may buy-in to a seat. All buy-in money goes to the prize pool. The prize pool is returned to the top finishers per the payout table on the tournaments page. A fee is normally required to play at this table. Players are staked to equal numbers of chips and play until one player has won all the chips. Single table tournaments begin as soon as the table has filled.
Sit ‘N’ Go
A tournament which starts as soon as the required number of poker players sit down at the table.
Sit Out
We permit you to hold your seat at a table while not participating in some hands. Under most conditions, we limit the time you may sit out. In blind games, you may be asked to post the equivalent of the blind if you return to your seat prior to the blind reaching you. To sit out you click a check box on the table screen. To return, you unclick the “sit out” check box.
Small Blind
In Hold’em and Omaha, this is the mandatory bet required of the player to the left of the dealer.
Stakes
In Limit games, Stakes are the fixed amount for bets and raises.
Straight
A hand in which the player has five cards in rank order. Suit does not matter. For example, 8, 9, 10, Jack, Queen.
Straight Flush
A straight all of the same suit.
Stud
The generic term for poker games where players receive the first card(s) down followed by some up cards where those up cards are exclusively for the use of that player. There may be a further down card as in 7 Card Stud.
Suit
Any of the four sets (Clubs, Diamonds, Hearts, and Spades) in a deck of cards.
Texas Hold’em
The poker game where each player gets two down cards followed by five community cards face-up.
Three of a kind
A hand consisting three cards of the same rank.
Tournament Buy-In
The cost to enter a tournament. All buy-in money is returned to the players via the prize pool.
Tournament Entry-Fee
A small fee the house charges to enter a tournament.
Trips
A nickname for three of a kind.
Turbo
A form of poker play with minimal time to make decisions.
Turn
The nickname for the fourth community card in Hold’em and Omaha.
Two Pair
A hand in which the player has two pairs of cards.
Under-raise
This occurs when a player raises a prior bet but has to go all-in to do so with an amount less than the full raise.
Up Card
A card dealt face up, so that all players may see it.
Wheel
A nickname for the best low hand 5, 4, 3, 2, A.
If you have not done so before, you will be given the option of creating a new account and will be prompted to fill in some personal information that we need to create and manage your account. This information is kept strictly confidential; we do NOT share it with any third party company or organization. Click “Create account” to complete creation of your personal account.
Titan Poker assigns you a unique username and sends it to your e-mail address. You’ll need to type your username and your password every time you wish to login to Titan Poker.
Note: It is very important that you fill in your correct and valid information so we will be able to pay your winnings. After you have completed the registration, you will be taken to the Register a New Credit Card screen, so you can register your credit card for use in the Poker system, or choose another payment method.
To play Titan Poker, you first need to download the free poker software. For those not familiar with how to download poker games, please follow the simple steps below. If the downloading doesn’t start automatically click on the banner.
- Once you click the Download button on the left, the File Download dialog will appear: Select Save this file to disk and click OK.
- As soon as you have started to download poker software onto your computer, a ‘Save As’ dialog box will appear. Select Desktop from the Save in drop-down menu at the top. It is recommended not to change the file name. Click the Save button.
- Now click the Download button on the right to start the download and follow the instructions given in step 1 and step 2.
Once you have completed the poker download, double click the Titan Poker setup icon on your desktop to start installation. During the installation, a Titan Poker icon is placed on your desktop for easier access to the game. Double-click it to start Titan Poker and enjoy! Now you have the poker software, you are ready to play our poker games. Whether you play for fun or play for real, with well-known classics such as Texas Holdem, Omaha and Stud, as well as great Casino Games like Blackjack – you’ll find it all here!
Titan Poker offers you a variety of safe and confidential options for depositing money into your account. Transactions can be made in the following currencies: Euro, Pound, U.S. Dollar ($), Canadian Dollar ($) and South African Rand.
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Credit Card
Although Titan Poker accepts Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, Diners, Switch and Solo, some banks prohibit their cardholders from making transactions with online casinos. Moreover, the credit card companies themselves place restrictions on the amount of money you can deposit into and withdraw from Titan Poker.
For this reason, we strongly recommend that you open an alternative payment method for your transactions. The transactions with Titan Poker will appear on your statement as Fastengine 1-866-715-7330 , Fastengine 1-888-400-7839 or LPS – Aquapay London.
Neteller
NETeller is an online payment transfer service where you can deposit money into your account and then use it to make online purchases. One can fund their NETeller account by Credit Card, or EFT/ACH.
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Bank Transfer enables customers to deposit/withdraw money to/from client sites through a local bank in their country of origin. Bank Transfer allows you to deposit and withdraw in your local currency, the funds will be converted by the beneficiary bank to the currency account that the player have chosen upon submitting his deposit. The funds will be converted by the bank’s conversion rates. Bank Transfer is accepted in all countries.
Funding
Bank Transfer accepts the following types of funding: Online banking, through your Internet bank account, Telephone banking, or cash deposit at your local bank. There is a standard 1.5% fee. Local banking fees may also apply.
Age Limit
In order to play Titan Poker, you must be at least 18 years of age or have reached the legal age of maturity in your jurisdiction, whichever is greater.
Minimum System Requirements
The minimum system requirements needed to run the Titan Poker software are:
- Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP or Vista
- 400MHz Pentium or faster CPU with at least 128MB of RAM
- Minimum screen resolution of at least 800 by 600 pixels with 16-bit (”High Color”)
- At least 30MB of free disk space.
You can always contact our support desk if you have any problems at all installing the software.
Downloading
To play Titan Poker, you first need to download the free poker software. For those not familiar with how to download, please follow the simple steps and download here and you could soon be playing classic poker games like Texas Hold’em, casino game favourites like Blackjack, on your way to winning one of our fantastic prizes!