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A blind bet means you commit chips before seeing your cards, typically half the normal stake, and you can only look at your hand if you choose to play seen later in the round.

A trail is three cards of the same rank—three kings, three sevens—and it beats every other hand including a pure sequence, making it the strongest possible combination in the game.

Sideshow lets you compare your cards privately with the previous player if both of you are playing seen; the player with the weaker hand must fold, removing one opponent from the round early.

Chaal means you're betting after looking at your cards, and your stake is usually double the blind amount, signaling to other players that you've seen your hand and are confident enough to continue.

Show happens when only two players remain and one pays to reveal both hands; the higher-ranking combination wins the pot, and if hands tie the player who paid for the show loses.

Every bet and raise from all players goes into the central pot, and the last player standing or the winner of a show takes the entire accumulated amount at the end of the hand.