The term "cheeky" when used in poker

[Jimboskie]

I hear it all the time and was wondering what it meant exactly. TY in advance : )

 

[Thenightrain]

I hear it all the time and was wondering what it meant exactly. TY in advance : )

“Cheeky” is a commonly used British term, it can basically be used in any context - this explains it reasonably well https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Cheeky+Nandos&amp=true

 

[Jimboskie]

So what would a good example be of its use and meaning in a poker context? I've read these definitions but none of them relate to its meaning when used in poker.

 

[Argonaut]

A "cheeky" poker player

Here is an example of a "cheeky" poker player.

 

[DaveE]

I've always understood it as "wow, you've got some nerve pulling that play on me in that spot, but it worked, note taken". IE...I didn't expect that.

Not really a compliment but not a big put-down, more "I'm going to keep my eye on you".

 

[Frankie40]

I have always defined it as somewhat of a smart alec comment someone makes toward you. They are being "cheeky"

 

[Jimboskie]

Makes much more sense now. TY

 

[MrPokerVerse]

Never heard used any where here in the USA. If it is England phrase, you would think Will Kassouf "Like a Boss" would used it or been told he was cheeky.