Poker Math That Matters

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Four-flush: A flush draw needing one more card to complete the
flush.
Full-Ring: A game format where 9 to 10 players are allowed
sitting at the table.
Hand-Reading: Taking an educated guess at what types of
hands your opponent may have as his hole cards.
Heads up: Having only one opponent in a hand.
Hidden Outs: An out that does not directly improve your hand
in terms of giving you a straight of flush, but regardless gives
you the best hand.
Hole cards: Cards dealt to a player facedown so only he can see
them.
Implied odds: Taking future betting into consideration when
examining our reward to risk ratio.
Late position: Players to the right of the small blind.
Limp: Just calling preflop instead of raising.
Loose: A player who plays a lot of hands preflop is considered a
loose player.
Middle position: Players between early position and late
positions.
Min-raise: To raise the smallest amount allowed.
Miss: Another card is dealt on the board, yet your hand does not
improve.
Nuts: The best hand possible.