I'm gonna sound like a noob but......

[dcor]

I hate even asking this question but can someone define what calling with 55-22 means?......actually looked on the sticky and didnt see anything about it......pocket pairs?

 

[Steveg1976]

It means someones is will to call with pocket 22,33,44, and 55. The dash indicates a range. So if someone Says AKs-AJo, they would mean, AKs, AQs, AJs, AKo, AQo, AJo along those lines anyway.

 

[Stick66]

I hate even asking this question but can someone define what calling with 55-22 means?......actually looked on the sticky and didnt see anything about it......pocket pairs?

Don't worry, dude. We were all noobs once. Ask away. It's the only way to find out.

I've been playing for 3 years and I had to ask 3 noob questions just within the last week.

- What is "overleveling"?

- What is "floating"?

- What is "squeezing"?

I got my answers, but I would never have found out if I didn't ask.

 

[dcor]

thx man I dont think im a noob at poker haha... more so the lingo as far as the acronyms are concerned.....btw what is overleveling floating and squeezing?

 

[Four Dogs]

Don't worry, dude. We were all noobs once. Ask away. It's the only way to find out.

I've been playing for 3 years and I had to ask 3 noob questions just within the last week.

- What is "overleveling"?

- What is "floating"?

- What is "squeezing"?

I got my answers, but I would never have found out if I didn't ask.

Overleveling?

 

[Stick66]

Overleveling?

Shoot, sorry. "Out-leveling", but I guess it could be "Over-" since we're making up words here.

https://www.cardschat.com/forum/cas...50/200nl-6max-ak-squeeze-deep-stacked-131079/

 

[dsvw56]

Out-Leveling - basically out thinking yourself. Generally involves giving your opponent more credit for making elaborate moves than they deserve.

Floating - Calling a bet, generally in position, with the intention of making a play for the pot on later streets

Squeezing - Making a 3-bet pre-flop after there has been a loose raiser and a caller. The logic behind this is that since the raiser has a wide range, he will rarely be able to continue, and the caller for sure doesnt have a very strong hand since he didnt 3-bet himself. Happens most often around the button and blinds. For example, CO raises, Button calls, BB squeezes.

 

[Wonka22]

Don't worry, dude. We were all noobs once. Ask away. It's the only way to find out.

I've been playing for 3 years and I had to ask 3 noob questions just within the last week.

- What is "overleveling"?

- What is "floating"?

- What is "squeezing"?

I got my answers, but I would never have found out if I didn't ask.

Those are all terms that I use in my job.....cementing oil wells...LOL

 

[jaymorin123]

yea thats tru because i didn't know what that ment either untill i read these posts, we all learn something new each day.....

 

[SavagePenguin]

I hate even asking this question but can someone define what calling with 55-22 means?......actually looked on the sticky and didnt see anything about it......pocket pairs?

Other people seemed to have answered your question fine.

I just wanted to mention that you shouldn't confuse it with "I was called by a 55/22". In that case, it's a reference to their stats. They voluntarily put money into the pot 55% of the time, and bet/raise 22% of the time (really loose).
Those are generally the first two stats you see in your HUD, and are great for helping to figure out what kind of cards your opponent could be playing.

 

[Mase31683]

Over-leveling = What I do every day I play poker

 

[CAPT. ZIGZAG]

Over-leveling = What I do every day I play poker

....and my lack of it helps me to maintain a close relationship with my good friend "the rail."


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