Poker
# gula
losing all of your money, or at least all money allocated to poker
Usage: I'm gula (cleaned out)
Swedish
Usage: I'm gula (cleaned out)
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# Rufsa (tousle, rough up)
to rough up or tousle the cards, shuffle the cards
Usage: 'Shuffle the cards / Rufsa and deal!'
Swedish
Usage: 'Shuffle the cards / Rufsa and deal!'
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# Tomte
Equivalent to 'Fish'
Swedish
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# Upp på rygg (on your back)
delineation that you’ve been called, the action is to you to show your cards
Usage: 'Flip them up' or 'show your cards'
Swedish
Usage: 'Flip them up' or 'show your cards'
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3!
3 bets
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Angle
Angle, Angle shooting, Angling
Definition: an unethical play that is used to gain an unfair advantage over another player; trying to gain an advantage by creating ambiguity while not actually breaking the rules.
Example:
UTG raises to 12 using a €2 and a €10 chip,
CO call
BTN call
SB adds a €50 chip on top of his €2 chip that was already out there as his small blind
Dealer says: raise - €52
SB says, "oh no, I meant to call! But yeah, one chip rule doesn't apply here because of the two chips, I get it."
Gets two callers, check raises the flop all in and gets called.
Shows aces and grins smugly.
Definition: an unethical play that is used to gain an unfair advantage over another player; trying to gain an advantage by creating ambiguity while not actually breaking the rules.
Example:
UTG raises to 12 using a €2 and a €10 chip,
CO call
BTN call
SB adds a €50 chip on top of his €2 chip that was already out there as his small blind
Dealer says: raise - €52
SB says, "oh no, I meant to call! But yeah, one chip rule doesn't apply here because of the two chips, I get it."
Gets two callers, check raises the flop all in and gets called.
Shows aces and grins smugly.
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Big Lick
Usage: “Oh wow you won with the big lick!”
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Birdbox
seat immediately to the right of the dealer (10 seat)
Usage: 'I hate the birdbox'
Usage: 'I hate the birdbox'
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Broomcorn's Uncle
Someone who is blinded or anted out of a tournament.
Usage: 'He played well, but Broomcorn's Uncle escorted him out'
Usage: 'He played well, but Broomcorn's Uncle escorted him out'
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Bum Puppet
Players who do not have a sponsor to play, typically reserved for high stakes game.
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Busto
Broke
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Check
No bet or pass the action to next player
Usage: This son of bitch, all night he, "Check. Check. Check." He trap me!
Usage: This son of bitch, all night he, "Check. Check. Check." He trap me!
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Checks
Alternative name for chips
Usage: 'Playing all night high limit Hold'em at the Taj, 'where the sand turns to gold.' Stacks and towers of checks I can't even see over'
Usage: 'Playing all night high limit Hold'em at the Taj, 'where the sand turns to gold.' Stacks and towers of checks I can't even see over'
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Computer Hand
It is rumored in the early 2000s a simulation was ran and Q7 won a statistical amount of the time.
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Counterfeited
A hand that is reduced in quality or value due to additional cards, such as the turn or river.
Example:
Hero:
Villain: 
Board:
Example:
Hero:
Villain: Board:
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Dead Man's Hand
Hand that Wild Bill Hickock was rumored to have when he was killed.
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Dinner for 2
Usage: 'Order up! Its Dinner for 2'
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Double Gutshot
aka Double Gutter
Drawing to an outside or open ended straight
Drawing to an outside or open ended straight
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Doyle Brunson
Named after the poker great after he won back-to-back WSOP main event titles (1976 & 1977) with this hand.
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Expected Value (EV)
EV is the average value of a decision in a poker hand or situation over time, can be + or -; result of a given play if it were made thousands of times.
+EV is associate with a 'good' or positive decision
-EV is associate with a 'bad' or negative decision
Usage: 'This donkey called me with a 2 outer, so I thanked him for trying to give me his money; so much for +EV'
+EV is associate with a 'good' or positive decision
-EV is associate with a 'bad' or negative decision
Usage: 'This donkey called me with a 2 outer, so I thanked him for trying to give me his money; so much for +EV'
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Gay Waiter
Usage: 'All I had was a Queen with a Tray'
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Gutshot
Drawing to an inside straight
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High Society
Set of checks (chips) totaling $10,000, typically a 'rack of black' (100 $100s)
Usage: 'I'm back where I started: "three stacks of high society"'
Usage: 'I'm back where I started: "three stacks of high society"'
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Idiot end of the straight
The worse straight, lower end of the straight.
Usage: “Man I value owned myself by betting the idiot end of the straight”
Usage: “Man I value owned myself by betting the idiot end of the straight”
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LAG
Acronym for Loose Aggressive; Type of play(er)
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Nit-roll
A tight player slow rolls another player with the second best hand, incorrectly assuming they are beat.
Usage: “God dude some guy just nit rolled me with the second nuts. What an jerk!”
Usage: “God dude some guy just nit rolled me with the second nuts. What an jerk!”
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OctoCrab
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OESD
Acronym: Open Ended Straight Draw
see also Open ender
see also Open ender
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OMC
Acronym for Old Man Coffee refers to a retiree with nothing better to do than play tight passive, drink coffee and socialize.
Example: That kid still living with mom just called me Old man coffee, like I'm the tourist, mphf! /sipsMoarCoffee
Example: That kid still living with mom just called me Old man coffee, like I'm the tourist, mphf! /sipsMoarCoffee
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