TABLE COP: A player who calls with the intention
of keeping other players honest.

TABLE STAKES:

   1. The amount of money you have on the table. 
This is the maximum amount that you can lose or
that anyone can win from you on any one hand.
   2. The requirement that players can wager only
the money in front of them at the start of a hand, 
and can only buy more chips between hands.

TABLE TALK: Any discussion at the table of the
hand currently underway, especially by players 
not involved in the pot, and especially any talk
that might affect play.

THIRD PAIR: In flop games, pairing the third highest
card on board.

THIRD STREET: In Seven-Card Stud, the first round 
of betting on the first three cards.

THREE FLUSH: Three cards of the same suit,
requiring two more to make a flush.

THREE OF A KIND: Three cards of the same
denomination, with two side cards; trips.

THROWING A PARTY: When several loose or amateur
players are making significant monetary contributions
to the pot.

TIGHT: A conservative player who only plays strong
hands, or playing on fewer hands than the norm.

TIGHT GAME: A game with a small number of
players in most pots.

"TIME": An expression used to stop the action on
a hand. Equivalent to "Hold it."

TIME COLLECTION: A fee for a seat rental,
paid in advance.

TOURNAMENT: A poker competition, normally 
with an entry fee and prizes.

TURNCARD: The fourth street card in hold'em or Omaha.

TRIPLETS: Three of a kind.

TRIPS: Slang for triplets; three of a kind.

TURN: In flop games, the fourth street card.

TWO FLUSH: Two cards of the same suit, requiring
three more to make a flush.

TWO PAIR: A hand with two pairs and a kicker.

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