contributed by Bonchkid
modified by The Alex
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Positions
BB- Big blind, can be used as a position or a bet; big bet
SB- Small blind, can be used as a position or a bet; small bet
UTG- Under the gun
EP- Early position
MP- Middle position
LP- Late position
CO- Cutoff
OTB- On the Button
Betting actions
CR- Check/raise
CRAI- Check/raise All-in
CF- Check/fold
CC- Check/call
CB- Continuation Bet
Stakes
L-Limit
SL- Spread Limit
NL- No-Limit
PL- Pot-Limit
ML- Micro (.01/.01- .50/1 limit; .01/.01-.10/.25 NL/PL)
SS or LL- Small Stakes or Low Limit(1/2-6/12 limit; $50-$100 NL/PL)
MS- Mid-Stakes (10/20-30/60 limit; $200-$1000)
HS- Hi-Stakes (40/80+ limit; $2k+ NL/PL)
SnG, STT- Sit n' Go (Single-Three Table Tournament)
MTT- Multi-table Tournament
Games
HE- Hold 'em
O- Omaha
7S- 7 Stud
8 as suffix or HL- Eight or Beter Hi/Lo Split Pot Game
Cards
AK(Q)(J)(T) Ace-king(queen)(jack)(ten)
Axs- Ace & another card(suited)
AXo- Ace & anotehr card(offsuit)
ds- Double suited
ss- Single Suited
Hands/Draws
TP- Top Pair
MP- Middle Pair
BP- Bottom Pair
all often followed byTK- Top KickerGK- Good KickerWK- Weak Kickeri.e. TPTK- Top Pair Top Kicker
SD- Straight Draw
SF- Straight Flush or Straight/Flush
SFD- Straight Flush DrawISD, GSD, or Gutshot- Inside Straight DrawOESD- Open Ended Straight DrawOESFD- Open Ended Straight Flush DrawFH- Full House
RF- Royal Flush
Playing Styles
S- Semi
T- Tight
L- Loose
P- Passive
WK- Weak (Passive
A or AG- Aggressive
i.e. TPA- Tight Passive-Aggressive
Poker Sites
AP- Absolute Poker
CnR- Check n' Raise Poker
DR- Doyle's Room
EP- Empire Poker
FTP- Full Tilt Poker
PC- Poker Champs
PM- Poker Mountain
PP- Party Poker
Google Page Ranking- Poker Room
PS- Poker Stars
UB- Ultimate Bet
Poker Books
[HE]PFAP- [Hold 'em] Poker for Advanced Players
HoH- Harrington on Hold 'em
ITH- Internet Texas Hold 'em
PPLTP- Play Poker Like the Pros
SS- Super System
SS2 or SSII- Super System 2
SSH- Small Stakes Hold 'em
ToP- Theory of Poker
TPAP- Tournament Poker for Advanced Players
ZAP- Zen and the Art of Poker
Misc.
2p2, 2+2, or 4- twoplustwo.com
BTMF- Bust the Motherfucker.
BR- Bankroll
BTW- By the way
CP- Card Player Magazine
CR- Cardrunners.com
HU- Heads-up
+(-)EV- Positive(Negative) expected value
FW- Foxwoods
FYP- Fixed Your Post
PFO- Poker Forums.org (us)
PT- Poker Tracker
IMHO- In my humble opinion
RGP- Rec.Gambling.Poker Forum
SnM- (Not what you think, dirty boy) Sklansky and Malmuth
WSOP- World Series of Poker
WPT- World Poker Tour
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Thread: Acronyms used in the forum
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February 28th, 2005 #1
Acronyms used throughout the forum. Feel free to make suggestions and ask questions.
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February 28th, 2005 #2Daniel Negreanu
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More books
HoH Harrington on Holdem
SSH Small Stakes Holdem
WWBD - what would beavis do
2+2 = 4
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March 9th, 2005 #3
Ahem, Kudos BONCH, he wrote it
. Very nioce both of yas.... The only ones I can think of that ya missed, KP and KPO (killer POker..), but since nobody else has read them, I wont press it.
Luck is a Residue of Design.
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March 9th, 2005 #4Daniel Negreanu
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BTMFrs - bust these mutha frackers.
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March 9th, 2005 #5
<3!!!!!!!!@!!!!
Originally Posted by Marm
“There's no sense in being precise when you don't even know what you're talking about.” - John von Neumann
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March 9th, 2005 #6
VP- Vegas Poker(LOL)
CBoT- Caro's Book of Tells
ROFL- Rolling On the Floor Laughing
OOP- Out of Position
7CSFAP- 7 Card Stud For Advanced Players
PoP- Psychology of Poker
PPLTB- Play Poker Like the Bros
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March 9th, 2005 #7
NEWB=NEWB
POT=amount of money in the middle of table
POKer table= is the place u play poker onPoker
NBA
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March 9th, 2005 #8
Those are definitions not acronyms, you are officially poker player 97
“There's no sense in being precise when you don't even know what you're talking about.” - John von Neumann
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July 8th, 2005 #9
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July 28th, 2005 #10
What does meh mean? Is it a sound or an acronym?
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