Set
Three of a kind made with a pocket pair and one matching board card.
In depth
A set in Texas Hold'em is a three-of-a-kind hand formed when a player's pocket pair matches one card of the same rank on the board. This combination is distinct from trips, as it relies on two hole cards and one community card, often concealing the hand's strength since the board does not reveal a pair. The hidden nature of a set makes it a powerful yet deceptive holding.
Chinese: 暗三条