The phrase "Ace in the hole" is an idiomatic expression that refers to a hidden or secret advantage, typically held in reserve for use when needed. It originates from the game of poker, where an ace (the highest-ranking card) is a valuable card that can potentially win a hand. It suggests having an unexpected resource or plan that can be deployed successfully to gain an advantage or turn a situation around in one's favor.
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