Poker Dictionary
Tuesday, August 3, 2021
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The word of the day for 3 August, 2021:

Mites and Lice

Noun
Two pair, threes and twos.

Noun
A full house using twos and threes; either twos full of threes or threes full of twos.

Noun
Twos and threes, especially as used when designating wild cards.

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