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A street is a single round of betting within a hand. In Texas Hold'em, the four streets are pre-flop, flop, turn, and river — each one adding a new community card and a new betting decision.

The button marks the dealer position for that hand. It rotates clockwise each round. Acting last post-flop is a significant positional advantage in Live Poker Pro cash formats.

Blinds are forced bets placed by the two players to the left of the button before cards are dealt. Small blind and big blind seed the pot and define the minimum stake for that hand.

A check-raise is when you first check your action, let another player bet, then raise their bet in the same street. It is a classic deceptive move to build the pot with a strong hand.

To muck is to fold your hand face-down without showing your cards. In Live Poker Pro, mucked hands are not visible to other players or shown in the hand history replay.

Pot odds are the ratio between the current pot size and the cost to call a bet. Comparing pot odds to your estimated hand equity helps decide whether calling a bet is mathematically sound.