back seat
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back seat
n.
- A seat in the back, especially of a vehicle.
- A subordinate position, as in a group or hierarchy.
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Back Seat
This term describes a late position, relative to the dealer button.
SoundPoker Says: In poker, to be in the "back seat" can be a huge advantage. Since you
are in a late position you are able to see how your opponents will act
(which is to either bet, check, or fold), and then respond accordingly
to their actions.
See Also: Act, Dealer Button, Late Position, Position
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