Beat
Fold
Fold verb - To lay one part over or against another part of.
How words are described
| good | good beat | good fold |
| smooth | smooth beat | smooth fold |
| low | low beat | low fold |
| long | long beat | long fold |
| Other adjectives: distinct, little, main, daily, extra, double, different. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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It turns out that neither party can beat the other, so the good guys have to Know When to Fold 'Em.
Source: Hijacked by Ganon - Kell Tainer, someone with a marked tendency to fold when he's needed, once asks for Permission to Speak Freely, and when it's granted says "Every time I hear one of your 'motivational speeches' I want to beat you to death."
- In Poker, there's the saying "Never bluff a monkey." While experienced players will fold if they think their hand isn't strong enough to call a high bet, a beginner will call almost any bet with a hand he likes, even if this hand is just strong enough to beat a bluff, if nothing else.
Source: Too Dumb to Fool
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