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In Vietnamese betting games like Liêng and Xì Tố, theo means matching the current bet to stay in the hand.
In Vietnamese betting games, úp bỏ means folding your cards and giving up the current hand instead of matching or raising the bet.
Committing all remaining chips or stake into a single bet. Tất tay creates high-risk, high-reward situations in Liêng and Xì Tố.
Increasing the current wager during a betting round. Tố cược applies pressure on opponents and reshapes pot odds and decision ranges.
In betting games like Liêng and Xì Tố, xem means passing action without adding chips when no prior bet is active.
In Xì Dách/Blackjack-style play, splitting a starting pair into two separate hands under allowed rules to maximize expected value.
In Xì Dách-style rules, doubling the stake after receiving initial cards to optimize value in strong expectation spots.
Committing the entire remaining stack in Xì Tố. Used as a maximum-pressure line in polarized value/bluff spots.
A mandatory starting contribution each player puts into the pot before cards are dealt in games like Liêng and Xì Tố.
A Xi Dách option allowing a player to forfeit early and lose only part of the bet in unfavorable spots.
The equal pre-round contribution each player puts into the pot in Liêng or Bài Cào side-money formats.
A bet made before checking one’s cards, used to apply pressure or set up a bluff in Liêng and Xì Tố.
Raising again after another player has already raised in the same betting round.
A side wager used to hedge against the dealer having a natural top hand.
The first aggressive raise made when no one has raised yet in a Liêng or Xì Tố round.
A large raise intended to force folds or commit opponents under heavy pressure.