Pairs in Poker: Tournament Positions Table Infographic

Card grid infographic titled "Poker Positions Table". 9 uniform cards in a clean 3x3 grid, editorial reference-poster illustration, dark mode with green felt poker palette, subtle table texture, crisp high-contrast layout. Theme: standard tournament poker table positions shown as a move-by-move walkthrough around the table in correct action order. Each card contains a clear central icon/diagram, a name in English, and a one-line description in English. Cards: 1) Dealer / Button — circular dealer button icon, marks the nominal dealer and anchors positional order. 2) Small Blind — chip stack posting icon, forced blind posted first, acts early before the flop. 3) Big Blind — larger chip stack icon, forced blind posted second, closes preflop action unless raised. 4) Under the Gun (UTG) — spotlight seat icon, first to act preflop, usually strongest opening range. 5) UTG+1 / Early Position — forward seat marker, acts soon after UTG with still-tight range. 6) Middle Position (MP) — centered seat marker, balanced spot with more flexibility than early position. 7) Lojack (LJ) — side seat marker, late-middle position with widening opening opportunities. 8) Hijack (HJ) — seat with directional arrow, strong steal position before cutoff and button. 9) Cutoff (CO) — scissors or cutoff marker, premium late position just before the button for steals and pressure. Include a central mini oval poker table diagram behind or between cards showing seat order clockwise and action flow arrows for preflop, plus a small footer panel note that button acts last postflop, blinds are forced bets, and exact seat names may vary slightly by table size. Rules accurate to standard tournament play, no real-casino brand logos, no watermarks. Include a small responsible-play note in {language}. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real brand logos, no watermarks Rules accurate to standard tournament play. No real-casino brand logos. Gambling-related content includes responsible-play note IN {language}.