Commonly Used Poker Abbreviations and Terms

[allefe123]

No addon and no rebuy.

You already have this thread in
Tournament Poker section.

I started playing poker now and I'm learning

 

[xkenjix]

I much rather prefer freezeouts to rebuys and re entries

 

[armher]

Freezeout is very good type of the tournament.
All the losers can't play again and beat you

 

[TheNutz4You]

Freezeout is very good type of the tournament.
All the losers can't play again and beat you

I want them to reenter and bloat the prize pool even more lol. But yeah its nice to see the remaining players number not stay at the same number for an hour after everyone rebuys once being knocked out.

 

[1putnik]

It's a tournaments without re-enters, if you lose your stack - theres no rebuys here. Prefere exactly freezout torneys, in thems less bingo-allin-players, whos don't scare to risk with all stack, cause have opportunity to make rebuy.

 

[Bagdalac4ever]

By my opinion, freezeout is the best tourney that exist. No addon, no rebuy. You just play with the number of players that is not increasing because there is no rebuy.

 

[JoseFerreras]

And another one -
I sometimes come across G2G.
What does this mean?
Thx for your answer -
mick aka Dr.Mik

I'm pretty sure it means Good to go.

 

[Nicholas Benedettini]

My favorite poker term.

THE NUTS !

 

[Amanda A]

I was at a poker table the other day and someone called me a cooler. Now I know that in casino talk a cooler if someone that comes by the table and everyone starts to lose. I think there was a movie about that. So I asked why? Am I making everyone lose? He said a cooler was something different in poker but I'm still not sure what it means. Anyone know?

 

[whiskers77]

As far as I know, a cooler is somehow the situation when both players have such good hand, that they can't fold and have to go all in.

 

[eberetta1]

Cooler. Yes for instance no possible flush on the board. No possible straight on the board. You have three of a kind kings, 2 kings in hand and one king on the table, so you go all in. Another person sees an ace on the board and calls your all in. A cooler would be the only possible combination that would beat your otherwise unbeatable hand. This happens frequently in online poker. And in live poker when the poker gods are just against you that day when you could have made so much money if the other person would just have a normal hand for once.

 

[twizzybop]

A cooler is the best hand that you can't beat. If per say you have a boat/fullhouse and your opponent holds a straight flush. He/she is the cooler having the best hand and nothing you can do about it.

 

[lourivalveras]

The jargons of poker

Since i became a regular player, i've faced many jargons that is used in poker. Such as Sucker, 99+, ATo. I want to promote this topic to help new members to discover this new languange.

I would apreciate the help of other CC members.

 

[Neek4555]

In PLO a. Rundown is when you have 4 consecutive cards numerically

5678
6789

Etc.

 

[Repko89]

what does the numbers mean?

 

[Amatsu_H]

Very nice thread to let know some terms that you see very often in this types of sites or in game chat

Thanks

 

[C3H6S]

cooler player...

what is a cooler player? or cooler play

 

[Dani_California]

what is a cooler player? or cooler play

Google is a heck of a tool, my friend Here is the definition: https://www.pokerstrategy.com/glossary/Cooler/

 

[Jmckay]

Alot of terms end up meaning the same thing..lol

 

[Slomeslak62]

nice, i have something out this, thanks man!

 

[LuckyStarMax]

Does anyone know, what does GTA mean? What is the best reading about it?

 

[LuckyStarMax]

Thank you for this post. A lot of time I felt confused about position as not always can understand what position I am in the fast going game

 

[jokimazi]

Wow
All this was very usefult. Thank you very much for sharing all this wisdom

 

[Andrei Lisovets]

Of course this is a good topic, you will need to remember some abbreviations, there are so many of them that it's impossible to remember everything.

 

[TrillUziVert]

Can anyone clarify what the term "tilt" means? I've heard it a handful of times, but not quite sure what it means.