A small disc (sometimes marked "D" or "Dealer") used to identify the dealer. In casino poker, often the house provides a dealer so it is necessary to have a dealer button to represent the poker player who would be dealing. In an online poker game the dealer button is represented as a small "D" image.
Also the button. A big round piece of plastic with a "D" on it. In hold'em, it is advantageous to be the dealer and last to act. If there is a professional dealer, the button passes from player to player after each hand. It keeps track of who the "dealer" would be if it was a self-dealt game. This way, the privilege of being last to get cards is shared fairly.
is a marker to identify the dealer who recieves his cards and acts last. The dealer button moves clockwise for each round of poker.
Used to mark the player that is the Dealer.
A disk showing the player who is in the dealing position. Also named as the 'button'.
A white disk the follows the where the deal is coming from. Typically used in games that have a fulltime dealer.
Also referred to as “the button†or the “buckâ€, the dealer button is a small round disk that is put in front of a player to signify that they are sitting in the dealer’s position. The button will rotate one player to the left after every round. The button is used to signify to the players who must post the blinds and which player will start the betting.
This is a flat disk that is used to signify the Dealer's position on the table. It is commonly referred to as “the button.
a token placed in front of the player sitting in the virtual dealer's position. The button rotates around the table so that each player gets a chance to be the last to act.
A marker moved clockwise around a poker table to denote an imaginary dealer.
Marked with a D, the dealer button is the disk used to signify the Dealer's position on the table.
A flat disk that indicates the player who would be in the dealing position for that hand (if there were not a house dealer). Normally just called “the button.
The player with "the button" is the nominated dealer for each hand. They don't actually deal, but is the last position on the table to bet, so it can be advantageous to keep this in mind.
A symbolic disc to represent who is the dealer, since most games have a professional dealer dealing all the hands. The location of the Dealer Button is important to where the blinds are and where the dealing of cards begins for each hand.
A flat disk that indicates the player who would be in the dealing position for that hand (if there were not a house dealer). Commonly known as "the button.
This is a small round object which designates the dealer. Where this button sits determines who starts out betting and who gets dealt cards first.
The dealer button indicates the dealer's position at the table.
determines where the game begins. The two players to the left of the dealer button post the blinds. After each game, the button rotates clockwise.
This is a flat disk that is placed before the player in the dealing position for a hand.
In Hold 'em and Omaha, a dealer button is used to indicate which player is in the dealer's position. On each betting round, action always starts with the player immediately to the left of the button and then continues to the other players in a clockwise rotation. The dealer button rotates one player to the left after the completion of each hand.
A round disk with the word dealer written on it used to determine who will open betting.
A marker that indicates who is the dealer for the current hand.
This is a flat disk that is used to signify the Dealer's position on the table. The disk is marked with a D. See also "button".