commonly used in Texas hold 'em. See also domination. donk bet A bet made in early position by a player who did not take the initiative in the previous betting round. donkey a weak player, also known as fish or donk door card In a stud game, a player's first face-up card In Texas hold 'em, the door card is the first visible card of the flop. In draw poker, the sometimes visible card at the bottom of a player's hand. Players will sometimes deliberately expose this card. double-ace flush Under unconventional rules, a flush with one or more wild cards in which they play as aces, even if an ace is already present double belly buster straight draw a combination of hole cards and exposed cards in hold 'em or stud games which does not include four connected cards, but where there are two different ranks of card that complete a straight double-board, double-flop Any of several community card game variants (usually Texas hold 'em) in which two separate boards of community cards are dealt simultaneously, with the pot split between the winning hands using each board. double-draw Any of several draw poker games in which the draw phase and subsequent betting round are repeated twice double raise The minimum raise in a no-limit or pot-limit game, raising by just the amount of the current bet. double suited An Omaha hold 'em starting hand where two pairs of suited cards are held double up, double through In a big bet game, to bet all of one's chips on one hand against a single opponent (who has an equal or larger stack) and win, thereby doubling the stack downbet Betting a smaller amount than the previous round of betting downcard A card that is dealt face-down downswing A period during which a player loses more than expected. See also: upswing. drag light To pull chips away from the pot to indicate that the player does not have enough money to cover a bet. If their hand wins, the amount is ignored. If not, they must cover the amount out of pocket. This is not allowed at any casino. draw, drawing hand, come hand See main article: draw A drawing hand is when a player has a chance to improve their hand to something considerably stronger, typically a straight or a flush, through drawing the required cards on the flop, on