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According to [this site](http://ww6.tiki.ne.jp/~tamatsuo/poker.htm), buta
appears to be the colloquial name of a "no pair". Is there such thing as a "no
pair"? If not, what is it called in English?
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What's the English equivalent of ブタ in poker?
According to [List of poker
hands](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_poker_hands), ノーペア is called
"High Card" or "No Pair" in English.

Note that you may see some 和製英語 terms in poker and other Western-origin games.
"Three of a kind" and "Four of a kind" are usually referred to as スリーカード and
フォーカード, respectively, in Japanese. (Perhaps "-of-a-kind" was grammatically too
difficult for Japanese people.)
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