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georgejgeorgej Member Posts: 2
edited January 2010 in Poker Chat

HI T1KAY 
 
             THE TERM FISH WHAT DOES IT MEAN?.DOWE ALL DO IT AT SOMETIME.

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  • FlashFlushFlashFlush Member Posts: 4,494
    edited January 2010
    Fish comes from Fishing for cards, normally when we dont have the odds to do so. Looking for a straight or a flush for example.

    Also the better players at a poker table are known as "Sharks" and what do sharks eat?
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  • acebarry10acebarry10 Member Posts: 7,556
    edited January 2010
    In Response to Re: fish:
    Fish comes from Fishing for cards, normally when we dont have the odds to do so. Looking for a straight or a flush for example. Also the better players at a poker table are known as "Sharks" and what do sharks eat?
    Posted by FlashFlush
    Goats
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  • NeildownNeildown Member Posts: 1,635
    edited January 2010
    In Response to Re: fish:
    Fish comes from Fishing for cards, normally when we dont have the odds to do so. Looking for a straight or a flush for example. Also the better players at a poker table are known as "Sharks" and what do sharks eat?
    Posted by FlashFlush

    Surfers
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  • lJAMESllJAMESl Member Posts: 591
    edited January 2010
    <*,))))><
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  • MICKYBLUEMICKYBLUE Member Posts: 2,035
    edited January 2010
    planktom (spelling)
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  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 169,732
    edited January 2010

    Hi Georgej,

    "A fish" is a derogatory term applied to opponents who are thought to be bad players. It's only ever used when the "fish" wins the hand, because many players don't take an outdraw very well. 

    Some players think it derives from "fishing" for a hand, & it well may, but calling for draws is not necessarily always a bad thing, every player on the planet does it. Unless the "fish" hits. Then it is.

    To call a player "a fish" is much the same as calling them "an idiot" really. HM The Queen , who's a classy lady, would never stoop so low.
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  • AIRWALKERAIRWALKER Member Posts: 680
    edited January 2010
    In Response to Re: fish:
    Hi Georgej,  To call a player "a fish" is much the same as calling them "an idiot" really. HM The Queen , who's a classy lady, would never stoop so low.
    Posted by Tikay10

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  • BlackFish3BlackFish3 Member Posts: 2,418
    edited January 2010
    In Response to Re: fish:
    Hi Georgej, "A fish" is a derogatory term applied to opponents who are thought to be bad players. It's only ever used when the "fish" wins the hand, because many players don't take an outdraw very well.  Some players think it derives from "fishing" for a hand, & it well may, but calling for draws is not necessarily always a bad thing, every player on the planet does it. Unless the "fish" hits. Then it is. To call a player "a fish" is much the same as calling them "an idiot" really. HM The Queen , who's a classy lady, would never stoop so low.
    Posted by Tikay10
    nah its used loads not just out of frustration.
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