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what are you all talking about

geeusgeeus Member Posts: 4
edited April 2013 in Brags, Beats and Variance
i dont understand any of the poker language. do i need a degree in maths to play ? . do i need a language degree to play ?. NO.   i just need some cards. lol. its LUCK that makes hands and SKILL that plays them.   i need a glossary of terms to comprehend all the chat .lol. 

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  • jonjo75jonjo75 Member Posts: 999
    edited April 2013
    Give some examples and we can help or just type poker terms in google.
  • geeusgeeus Member Posts: 4
    edited April 2013
    thanks jonjo75.   what is `on the button`   , `the nuts`  , `donk` , `villain`, who are `fish`.... i take it , the last are insults.
  • The_Don90The_Don90 Member Posts: 9,818
    edited April 2013
    on the button - the person who is last to act post flop, usually signaled buy having the "dealer button" on them. 

    The nuts - the best possible hand on any given board.

    Donk - This can mean different things in different context. A donk bet would be a lead into the raiser. Often used correctly by good players. However calling somene a donk would be an insult. 

    Villian - Just a name for opponent really. Used more often than not just to hide the indenty when discussing a hand. 

    Fish - As you say an insult for a player. Comes from the term fishing, when people call down to hit a draw. 
  • jonjo75jonjo75 Member Posts: 999
    edited April 2013
    In Response to Re: what are you all talking about:
    on the button - the person who is last to act post flop, usually signaled buy having the "dealer button" on them.  The nuts - the best possible hand on any given board. Donk - This can mean different things in different context. A donk bet would be a lead into the raiser. Often used correctly by good players. However calling somene a donk would be an insult.  Villian - Just a name for opponent really. Used more often than not just to hide the indenty when discussing a hand.  Fish - As you say an insult for a player. Comes from the term fishing, when people call down to hit a draw. 
    Posted by The_Don90
     

    Nice one Don. Excellent answers.
  • geeusgeeus Member Posts: 4
    edited April 2013
    thanks The Don90.  it`s a whole new language.....`lead into a raise ` & `call down to hit a draw` are these beginners mistakes.   also since i am a girl - can i say   `i`ve flopped the t*ts` when i get a good hand...lol
  • lMARKllMARKl Member Posts: 254
    edited April 2013
    :O --------^^^^--------- she said t*ts
  • VespaPXVespaPX Member Posts: 12,524
    edited April 2013
    As you're a girl - don't ever squeeze the nuts ! ;-)
  • geeusgeeus Member Posts: 4
    edited April 2013
    settle down now children and answer the question :-}
  • clubhammerclubhammer Member Posts: 109
    edited April 2013
    If the question is can you flop the t*ts - I'm sure the answer is a resounding yes.
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