Some definitions

[elindauer]

Here are some definitions of terms I've seen used on 2+2. Tell me if you think these are accurate:


LAG - a bad player that would 3-bet a UTG raise with 55.
isolation - the play a 2+2er makes with 55 in this spot
nit - a player that would suggest it is a mistake for a 2+2er to 3-bet a UTG raise with 55

coldcall - a play a fish makes in a clear raise or fold situation
float - an expert play used to utilize position, disguise hand strength, and frustrate opponents

donkbet - a rookie betting into the aggressor from the last street. this guy is an idiot.
stop and go - a calculated change up from an expert 2+2er, used to break the betting rhythym and surprise opponents.


What do you think, is this about right? The point I'm trying to make here is that I think many posters on this site would improve if they gave their opponents a little more respect. There's a difference between naivete and stupidit...e.


my 2 cents.
Eric

[Sully]

This is dead on.

[DMBFan23]

I think they are accurate, and pretty funny. the only one I take issue with is donkbet vs. stop and go. I think they're strategically different:

Flop: he checks, I bet, he calls.
Turn: he bets

that was a donkbet, IMO

Flop: he bets, I raise, he calls.
Turn: he bets

whereas that was a stop and go.

good point though

[bobdibble]

nh