Ace in the hole - A hidden advantage or resource kept in reserve until needed., All bets are off - The outcome is unpredictable and anything can happen., Ante up - To pay one's share or contribute to the pot., Bet the farm - To risk everything on a single venture or outcome., Call someone's bluff - To challenge someone to prove their claim or show their hand., Cash in one's chips - To quit or give up, often implying a final decision., Double down - To increase one's effort or commitment despite the risks., Go for broke - To risk everything in an all-out effort., Hit the jackpot - To achieve great success or gain a large reward unexpectedly., High roller - A person who gambles or spends large amounts of money., House of cards - A structure or plan that is shaky and likely to collapse., Lay your cards on the table - To be open and honest about one's intentions or plans., Poker face - An expressionless face that hides one's true feelings or intentions., Roll the dice - To take a chance or risk., Stack the deck - To arrange something in a way that unfairly favors one outcome over others., Up the ante - To increase the stakes or demands in a situation.,

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