range. no-limit Rules designating that players are allowed to wager any or all of their chips in a single bet. See no-limit nosebleed stakes also known as nosebleed, is the highest stakes offered in cash game poker, generally where the blinds are at least $200/$400 nothing When a player only has the possibility of a high card and no other hand that will win. nothing card In community card poker, a newly revealed community card that does not affect the value of any player's hand. nut hand (the nuts) The nut hand is the best possible hand in a given situation. Players sometimes evaluate hands by ranking them as being the pure nuts, the second nuts or the effective nuts. nut low The best possible low hand in high-low split games O offsuit Cards that are not of the same suit. on the button Being in the dealer position. As the position whose turn to bet comes last, it is the most advantageous and profitable position in poker. one-chip rule A call of a previous bet using a chip of a higher denomination than necessary is considered a call unless it is verbally announced as a raise. one-eyed royals See main article: one-eyed royals one-ended straight draw Four out of the five cards needed for a straight that can only be completed with one specific rank of card, in cases where the needed card rank is either higher or lower than the cards already held as part of the sequence; as opposed to an inside straight draw or an open-ended straight draw. While A-2-3-4 and A-K-Q-J are the only truly one-ended straight draw possibilities, an open-ended straight draw could be considered one-ended if one of the card ranks needed to complete it would also give an opponent a hand of higher rank than a straight. open To bet first. See main article: open open-ended straight draw, open-ended An outside straight draw. Also two-way straight draw or double-ended straight draw openers The cards held by a player in a game of jackpots entitling them to open the pot. Splitting openers refers to holding onto one of the openers after discarding it as proof of having the necessary cards to open. open limp Being the first person in the pot preflop by calling the big blind. option An optional bet or draw The right to raise possessed by the big blind if