Poker Abbreviations and Terms

unknown_username

gf = good fold

Slipwater

In Response to Re: Poker Abbreviations and Terms:

gf = good fold
Posted by Boxster

I was certain gf meant something else...

GaryQQQ

ul = unlucky

VespaPX

LAG - Loose Aggressive

TAG- Tight Aggressive

a00rock

bump

a00rock

Bump again just because I can and someone may be interested lol.

Slipwater

In Response to Re: Poker Abbreviations and Terms:

Bump again just because I can and someone may be interested lol.
Posted by a00rock

Yeah, we need to stickify this thread, Sky.

BigBluster

Bump.

Though there are still a few things which could be improved: it doesn't explain, for example, what a crying call is and it assumes that everyone knows what a check-raise is.

Should be a sticky though.

Slipwater

In Response to Re: Poker Abbreviations and Terms:

Bump. Though there are still a few things which could be improved: it doesn't explain, for example, what a crying call is and it assumes that everyone knows what a check-raise is. Should be a sticky though.
Posted by BigBluster

That's why it's here, for input too

oynutter

2-J OFF SUIT--------- impress the boss using underhand tactics

Mohican

Never heard 'villian' being used as a derogatory term like fish or donk. I think it's used instead of oppponent when discussing hands we've played.

BorinLoner

In Response to Re: Poker Abbreviations and Terms:

Never heard 'villian' being used as a derogatory term like fish or donk. I think it's used instead of oppponent when discussing hands we've played.
Posted by Mohican

+1

"Villain" is not derogatory. Just the opposite of "hero" in a hand history.

a00rock

Bump.... well it has been a year since the last 1 ;-)

Tikay10

Danglers. (Does not apply in NLH).

MAXALLY

One from the live scene last w/end....*

Raising/betting the 'desmond'

This is a 2.2 raise or a bet of 2.2. A double desmond is also used.

*note - this was at the hitsquad live game so may not be universal

Macacgirl1

In our house (OK, just by me) danglers is only used in the following context.
"Keep that up and you'll get a kick in the danglers"