Your unique cards that only you can see. For instance, "He had pocket nines" (a pair of nines).
Your unique cards than only you can see.
The first two cards that youâ€(tm)re dealt constitute your private cards.
The 2 cards each Texas Holdem player receives from the dealer to start the game.
Your hole card, unknown by other players.
A small but rich concentration of gold in a quartz vein, or gold-bearing gravel in a hole or low spot in a stream bed.
Your starting two cards in holdem.
Your ‘face down cards'; the cards in your hand that only you can see.
A pocket that is placed in the publication for a borrower's card or other cards to be housed. It may also contain the date due information.
A pocket attached to a library book or other item into which a book or media card is placed.
The starting hole cards a player is dealt
The unique cards you hold that no one else can see.
Your first two down cards. Hold'em players tend to call them pocket cards; they can also be called hole cards.
The down cards or hole card.
First two down cards dealt to a player.
This refers to the cards dealt face down to each player.
Your unique cards that only you can see. For instance, "He had pocket sixes" (a pair of sixes), or "I had ace-king in the pocket."
Your hole cards in a community card game.
CARDS] n. Hole cards in stud and Hold'em.
A player's hole cards (usually in Texas Hold 'Em) are said to be "in the pocket." Thus, if a player has a pair as his hole cards, he is said to have a "pocket pair."
A player's down, or hole cards.
a player's hole or “down” cards are said to be in the pocket. (Two aces are sometimes known as "pocket rockets")
An unusually large concentration of gold in a small area was often referred to as a pocket". (See also Glory Hole)
The cards in the Hole are considered "Pocket" cards.
Refers to the cards you are dealt face down. In Hold'em, the initial two cards dealt to you are your pocket cards.
Your unique cards that only you can see. Starting hole cards in stud and Hold'em.
The cards you are dealt before the flop. These are your cards and no one elses.
The down cards or hole cards.
The two cards dealt to you face down in Hold'Em, or the in seven-card stud.
Your unique cards that only you can see. Example - "I had ace-queen in the pocket."
The cards dealt face down to the individual player; also referred to as the hole.
First two down cards in poker game.
Your face down cards. In hold’em and 7-stud they are the first two cards dealt to you. In 7-stud it is more common to refer to your face down cards your “hole.
hole cards, dealt face down to each player (a player dealt AA is said to have "pocket aces")
Refers to the hole cards, or a pair, e.g. pocket tens.
your down cards, 2 for Texas Hold'em, 4 for Omaha.
A hole in the rock that forms a hand or foothold; often found in gyms, common in limestone
Your private cards, those dealt face down.
The first two cards in Hold'em each player receives (see hole)
These are your two "Hole" cards, dealt facedown so the other players can't see them.
Your first two down cards. Hold'em players tend to call them pocket cards,stud players tend to call them hole cards.
The cards that you have and no one can see otherwise known as the hole.
Starting hole cards in Stud and Holdâ€(tm)em.
A term referring to all of a players hole/down cards.
These are your unique cards that only you can see.
Cards dealt face down to a player that only that player can see. Also called hole cards.
The player's cards, which are dealt face down. Also referred to as Hole Cards
The two hole cards in Holdem or the first two cards in Stud. The cards only you can see.
A hole formed by a depression in the rock. Usually measured by the number of fingers that can be crammed in it.
A hole in the rock face which can be used as a hold. See also monodoigt and bucket. The next up from this is probably "cave"
Cards dealt to you face down, as in the Texas Holdem and Omaha poker.
A piece of fabric affixed to a garment to carry items. Pockets date back to the fifteenth century and were originally purses that were affixed to belts or stored within skirts or breeches and accessed through holes. Pockets began to become part of the cut of garments during the sixteenth century, and over the years the design and functionality of the feature has evolved into the many options available today
The hole cards (dealt face down).