next. In a casino setting, lammers are also used to indicate which variant is being used, whose turn it is to pay the blind, etc., and lammers are also a name for "chips" awarded in satellite tournaments as buy-in chips to larger tournaments. last to act A player is last to act if all players between the player and the button have folded. laydown The choice to fold a strong hand in anticipation of superior opposition lead The player who makes the last bet or raise in a round of betting is said to have the lead at the start of the next round. Can also be used as a verb meaning to bet out into the pot, to lead into the pot. level Used in tournament play to refer to the size of the blinds that are periodically increased leg-up, leg-up button The button used to signify who has won the previous hand in a kill game light A hand that is not likely to be best. Usually used as an action descriptor; call light, three-bet light. See semi-bluff limit The minimum or maximum amount of a bet See fixed limit limp, limp in To enter a pot by simply calling a bet instead of raising limp-reraise A reraise from a player that previously limped in the same betting round. Also backraise live bet. A bet posted by a player under conditions that give them the option to raise even if no other player raises first; typically because it was posted as a blind or straddle. live cards In stud poker games, cards that will improve a hand that have not been seen among anyone's upcards, and are therefore presumably still available. In games such as Texas hold 'em, a player's hand is said to contain live cards if matching either of them on the board would give that player the lead over their opponents. Typically refers to a hand that is weak, but not dominated. live hand A hand still eligible to win the pot; one with the correct number of cards that has not been mucked or otherwise invalidated live game A game with a lot of action. See also live poker. live poker A retronym for poker played at a table with cards, as opposed to video poker or online poker lock up To lock up a seat in a cash game means to place a