See Also: Waiting in the Weeds - Poker(gambling)
EXPOSITION DE PART, French law(law)
Weeds - Poker(gambling)
In the Weeds - Poker(gambling)
Lying in the Weeds - Poker(gambling)
Waiting in the Woods - Poker(gambling)
Exposition(money)
exposition(dictionary)
exposition(dictionary)
CONTEMPORANEOUS EXPOSITION(law)

EXPOSITION DE PART, French law (law) and Waiting in the Weeds - Poker (gambling)


EXPOSITION DE PART, French law (law)


EXPOSITION DE PART, French law. The abandonment of a child, unable to take care of itself, either in a public or private place. care of itself, either in a public or private place. 2. If the child thus exposed should be killed in consequence of such 2. If the child thus exposed should be killed in consequence of such exposure; as, if it should be devoured by animals, the person thus exposing exposure; as, if it should be devoured by animals, the person thus exposing it would be guilty of murder. Rose. Cr. Ev. 591. it would be guilty of murder. Rose. Cr. Ev. 591.

Waiting in the Weeds - Poker (gambling)


The place where sneaky Poker players lie in wait, usually accompanied by powerhouse hands they have sandbagged, or otherwise slow-played, to trap unwary aggressive players; often part of the phrase waiting in the weeds or lying in the weeds. For example, in a high draw game, you raised before the draw with three aces. Among the several callers, the first man took three cards and passed after the draw. Everyone else passed. You did not improve your hand, but three aces is worth a bet after the draw, so you bet. The three-card draw now raises. The others fold. You call. He shows his full house.