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Expose

Alternate Term: Exposed


Expose

  1. Verb

    To partially or completely reveal a card to a player or multiple players.

    EXAMPLE: "There are a lot of newer dealers at my local casino, and they accidentally expose cards fairly often. I started playing poker online, so it was quite a surprise to see this for the first few times."

    APPLIES TO: Land-based Venues

    ANTONYMS: Protect


Exposed

  1. Adjective

    That has been partially or completely revealed to a player or players.

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: In many card rooms, if the dealer exposes a card then that card is automatically used as the burn card rather than retained by the player it would have been dealt to. It is also often the case that if a card is temporarily exposed when dealing or when a player folds, the card is announced. This rule prevents some players from gaining the information while others, such as those further away, do not have that advantage.

    EXAMPLE: After accidentally flipping over a card, a dealer might say "The 7 of diamonds is an exposed burn."

    APPLIES TO: Online and Land-based Venues

    USAGE: Describes a card or cards.

    RELATED TERMS: Burn Card, Exposed Pair, Protect



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