Poker term
What is Two-Tone in poker?
Two-Tone
A board with exactly two different suits, meaning there is a possible flush draw. Two-tone is usually used to refer to a flop that has two cards of one suit.
Example: 8♠6♠2♦ is a two-tone flop, as is A♥ K♥ 7♣.
Other types of boards include rainbow (all different suits) and monotone (all the same suit).
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