Poker Icon Name
In our recent Continuation Bet article we show cards in this highly readable way:
Get free icons of 'Gaming' in various design styles for web, mobile, and graphic design projects. The free images are pixel perfect to fit your design and available in both png and vector. Online Poker Aliases and Other Unique Names While historically poker nicknames have followed the trends already listed above, the poker boom brought about another type of nickname – the online poker alias. Several players dominating the scene online became more recognised for their online usernames than their real name. Okay so i was playing a poker tourney and I open the lobby and the first name on the list was 2donks1cup lol that made me laugh. Its a spoof of the the disgusting internet video 2girls one cup. Please be advised unless u have a strong stomach dont watch that video lol what are some other funny po. The following is a list of nicknames used for playing cards used in most card games which use the standard 52-card pack. Such games usually require the revealing or announcement of held cards, at which point the nicknames may be used.
The cards can be copy and pasted, printed, and viewed on any device, and it is pure text. Here’s how you can embed card suit symbols for hearts, diamonds, spades, and clubs directly into your text.
Poker Icon Name List
In HTML
Use so-called HTML entities, as follows:
- ♥ – type ♥ into your HTML document. Make sure to start with an ampersand, finish with a semi-colon, and use no spaces between the ampersand and semi-colon
- ♦ – type ♦ into your HTML document
- ♠ – type ♠ into your HTML document
- ♣ – type ♣ into your HTML document
Poker Icon Names
So, for example, if you want A♥K♦, then type A♥K&diamonds; into your HTML editor.
For colours, you can use inline CSS as follows <span style=’color: red’>A♥</span>
Naturally it is best not to inline the CSS style, and instead to create a custom class you can reuse.
In a text editor or document editor
Copy and Paste (Mac and Windows)
Copy and paste the characters directly from this page, one at a time or all four at once: ♥♦♠♣
Yes, these can be treated like any pure text.
Mac
On macOS, you can use the “Emojis and Symbols” viewer to find these characters and many more. Just type Cmd+Ctrl+space whenever your Mac is expecting you to type, and this will appear.
Windows, Linux, and non-Mac devices
I don’t know how to do this on Windows or Linux as I mostly work on a Mac. Sorry.