Created by BooG690 on September 14, 2009
Definition
1) When a player backs into a pot, he wins a pot with a hand that would have folded to any action. 2) When a player backs into a draw, he completes a backdoor draw.
Example
1) I missed my ace-high diamond flush, but I won the pot checking down the river and beating my opponent's busted king-high flush. 2) I had a pair of aces on the flop, but backed into a flush after two hearts came on the turn and river.
Other Random Poker Dictionary Entries
- Cheeseburger Stakes
- Turn into a Bluff
- Supernova Elite
- Prize Pool
- Over call
- Assault rifle
- Ahead
- History
- Shark
- Cooperation play
- Anna Kournikova (AK)
- Butterfly (chip trick)
- Screen-Name
- Dead Blind
- Two outer
- LAG
- Rivered
- 2-7 Single Draw
- Snowmen
- Reasons14
- Needle
- Lobby
- Clean Out
- Starting hand chart
- Gutter ball
- 7th street
- Bingo Player
- Broadway
- Second nuts
- Dead Money
- Table Image
- Three across
Edit This Entry
Do you see an issue with this entry or want to add more to it? If so, submit the form below with corrections or additions to the fields.