Poker Dictionary
Sunday, March 14, 2010
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The word of the day for 14 March, 2010:

Big Blind

Noun
The position required to contribute the largest blind, usually located two seats to the left of the dealer.

Noun
The player in the big blind position.

Noun
The size of the bet required of the player in the big blind position, usually twice the size of the small blind.

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