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noun. The accumulated stakes in a kind of poker that requires one to hold a pair of jacks or better in order to open the betting.

noun. The largest prize or reward in various games or contests.

noun. A lucky development or substantial success.

noun. In lumbering, an unskilful piece of work.

noun. A pile of logs.

noun. In draw-poker, a pot or pool in which the ante must be repeated until some player can open the betting with a pair of jacks or better.

noun. Same as jack pot. See under jack.

noun. Any larger-than-usual gambling prize formed by the accumulation of unwon bets.

noun. The highest gambling prize awarded in a gambling game in which smaller prizes are also awarded, especially such a prize on a slot machine.

noun. An unusually large success in an enterprise, either unexpected or unpredictable, esp. one providing a great financial benefit.

noun. to receive an unexpectedly large (or the largest possible) benefit from an enterprise.

noun. A difficult situation.

noun. A jumble of felled timber.

noun. A money prize pool which accumulates until the conditions are met for it to be won.

noun. A large cash prize or money.

noun. An unexpected windfall or reward.

noun. any outstanding award

noun. the cumulative amount involved in a game (such as poker)

"ANDY SCOTT guided the Bees towards the title jackpot and roared: Let's go to Vegas"

to open a jack-pot  

hit the jackpot  

award  bet  prize  stake  stakes  

crackpot  

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