Rabbit poker
1) A weak player.
2) Short for after the rabbit or follow the rabbit. A form of
draw, usually lowball, in which a player gets a bonus from the
other players for winning two pots in a row. For example, in
a $4-to-go no-limit lowball game, each player puts up $20, which
goes into a kitty. Whoever wins the two pots in a row gets the
kitty. This tends to stimulate action, because when a player
wins a pot, she is likely to loosen her requirements for the
next pot to try to get the kitty. She may kill the next pot
to try to increase her chances of winning the next pot and to
keep out the two-card draws.
