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Live casinos or “live” casinos offer the opportunity to play with real dealers without visiting a gambling establishment but using only an online resource. Real dealers are in special studios with video cameras, from where the game is broadcast. A live casino is an online casino that is run in real-time by live human dealers. As such, players can play using their computers and have a full gaming experience like in a real land-based casino. Some live casinos even allow players to use a mobile device to play live games.
There are currently 30 names in this directory beginning with the letter T.
T&C (Terms and Conditions)
Rules that dictate who may play at a casino, player rights and warranties, banking and bonus policies, and all other aspects of using the casino’s services.
Table Stakes
A situation where a player is allowed to go all-in when they run out of chips. It’s a rule used in many casinos.
TAG (Tight Aggressive)
Describes an aggressive player who enters the pot with a relatively tight and strong range of holdings.
Teen Patti / Teen Pathi
Means "three cards". It is an Indian gambling game, also known as Flush (or Flash), and is almost identical to the British game 3 Card Brag. An international 52 card pack is used, cards ranking in the usual order from ace (high) down to two (low). Any reasonable number of players can take part; it is probably best for about 4 to 7 players.
Tell / Read
A tell is an unconscious indication from our opponent that he has a certain type of holding.
Texas Hold'em
Played in Texas throughout the 1900s, Texas Hold'em was introduced to Las Vegas casinos in 1967 and was originally just called Hold'em.
Texture
Usually refers to the board texture in community card games such as Hold’em and Omaha but could ultimately be used to describe any group of cards such as boards in Stud.
Theoretical Loss
The theoretical loss is the amount of money a player is expected to lose based on the long run statistical advantage the casino has on the particular game being played.
Three Pair
A term that is used mostly in Omaha variants. Only two of the pairs count, but the third pair provides additional outs to make a boat.
Tie / Push
A game outcome where opponents tie and all bets are returned to the affected player as well as when two hands are of equivalent strength and hence split/chop the pot.
Tilt
Refers to playing poker with an affected mental state – especially anger, but also fear, lack of motivation etc etc.
Time
A request for a timeout in a tournament. It’s mostly used in situations where a player has to do some deep thinking about their next move. The length of ‘time’ and specific regulations of its use should be outlined in the tournament rules.
Time Bank / Tank
The optional extra time available to online poker players during a hand as well as the act of thinking about a decision at the tables.
Time Buy-in
A fixed amount of money charged for the right to participate in certain games for a period of time.
Turnover / Rollover / Play-through
Turnover is the expression used to describe the amount wagered. It is all the money bet before any winnings are paid out or losses incurred. It does not include any additional charges that may also be paid at the point of purchase, such as the selling agents' commission in the case of lotteries.
Two Two / Pocket Twos / Ducks
This is the worst pocket pair you can get in the Hold’em variant of poker, but you can still win a huge pot if you flop a set. You'll hit a set approximately 1 time for every 8 tries.