Poker Dictionary – Aces Over

There are a lot of interesting terms in poker that are used when playing the game. Some are direct references to the hands while some refer to certain moves or forms of gameplay. Learning about these poker terms can help improve your poker game as they make it easier to follow instructions on poker books or poker commentaries. In this article, we’ll talk about the poker term ‘aces over.’

What does the term ‘aces over’ mean in poker?

The poker term ‘aces over’ is often used in a phrase when referring to types of scenarios in a game of poker.

It is used when referring to a two-pair hand where one pair consists of aces and the other pair consists of a different rank of cards.
It is also used when referring to a full house containing three aces and a pair of any other rank. In this case, the term aces full is also used.

An example of Aces Over:

A♥️A♠️ 9♦️9♠️K♣️ – Two Pair
A♣️A♦️ A♠️5♥️5♦️ – Full House

The term aces over often comes up in poker conversations. An example of it being used in a phrase is, “He had aces over but lost to a three of a kind in the end.”

We hope you were able to learn what the term ‘aces over’ means and how you can use it in your poker lingo. If you want to learn more poker terms like this one, head to our poker glossary. Keep reading Gutshot Magazine for more interesting content. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Telegram.

Donna Amo

Donna Amo is a writer at Gutshot Magazine. She is a graduate from Sophia College of Women, Mumbai with a degree in English Literature. When this October born foodie is not writing content or poetry, she spends her time laughing at memes or watching series. Based out of Mizoram, she is drawn to all things nature and has a soft spot for puppies.

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