To stand pat is to maintain your original hand in a draw game.
A hand with at least 17 in total.
To take the underside of the hand and gently press a food. The purpose might be to pat dry ingredients onto the surface so they will adhere during cooking, or to pat with a towel to remove excess moisture.
A poker term to describe a hand that does not need any draws. E.g. receiving a flush from the deal.
hit lightly; "pat him on the shoulder"
In blackjack, an unbusted hand worth at least 17 points. In draw poker, a hand that does not need any more hands.
If in a game of draw, you don't draw any cards
In Draw Poker, a hand that is complete, in Blackjack, a hand between 17 and 21
in draw poker this is describing a hand that needs to draw no cards.
In draw poker, a hand that does not need any more hands. In blackjack, an unbusted hand worth at least 17 points.
A hand that you make on the flop. For instance, if you have two spades in your hand and the flop has three spades, then you've flopped a pat spade flush.
Not drawing any cards in a draw game.
To stand Pat in Draw Poker is to keep all your cards thereby drawing none.
hand totals of 17 or higher.
In draw games, a pat hand is one to which you draw no cards. In lowball, J7542 is a pat jack, but also offers a draw to a 7.
A hand totalling 17 - 21.
In Draw Poker, a hand that doesn't need any more cards. In Blackjack, a hand worth at least 17 points but not exceeding 21.
In blackjack, an unbusted hand worth at least 17 points. Payline - The line on a slot machine window on which the symbols from each reel must line up. Slot machines can have as many as 20 paylines, although most have only one.
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In Draw Poker, to "Stand Pat" is to keep all of your cards (draw none).