Sentence examples for shared cards from inspiring English sources

In Texas Hold'em, each player gets two cards face down and then has a chance to bet before three shared cards known as the flop are turned face up on the table, prompting another round of betting.

Two more shared cards are exposed, one at a time, with betting in between, and the player who makes the best five-card hand from the seven available cards wins the pot.

In these labyrinthine hives, spaces and lives are shared, card games last all night and rivers of sludge navigate the gullies.

Many are relying on family support, sharing cards, details, passwords and PIN numbers in order to get past long-standing obstacles at a time, while the rest of us complain that the latest app isn't quite fulfilling our complex requirements.

One might even imagine an open publish-and-subscribe ecosystem for exchanging, matching and sharing cards between apps and people.

When you do have internet access, the app allows you to share cards with your classmates so that you each don't have to create a new deck of cards for the same subject.

"They're both pretty similar in that they provide a way to store functional digital versions of your cards, but KeyRing might be the overall winner because it lets you share cards with friends and pings you with offers and coupons," says Sharon Vaknin, a tech editor at CNET who has tried both.

Each remaining player then makes his best hand from the shared community cards and his two hole cards to determine the winner.

This is a studlike game in which players share five cards (community cards) dealt faceup on the table in order to form their best hands.

I terminated joint bank accounts, snipped up shared credit cards.

Over four and a half years, I have watched them grow up via social media, shared holiday cards, traded war stories, and celebrated milestones with their parents.