Looking for a proper term for this..

[Daliman]

A lot of times when I am taking notes on players, I will notate
when someone doesn't seem capable of folding a pair that was ever top pair, such as if opponent is holding 89 and board is
349 J A and he calls a river bet. I usually call this an anystreet top pair, but as you can see it doesn't really roll of the tongue OR the keys. Is there an actual term for this?

[miajag81]

"fish"

[Turning Stone Pro]

Guifrenian?

[Ogre]

n00b

[Turning Stone Pro]

I love getting insulted by donkeys who play worse than I did when I was 12 years old.

TSP

[Daliman]

Much as I appreciate the pithy replies, I'm looking for a name of the PLAY, not the PLAYER.

I'm guessing you all know that, but dammit, DO MY BIDDING, AND DO IT PROPERLY!

[TimTimSalabim]

I doubt if there's a "proper" term for it. How about calling it a "topped pair"? or a "pwned pair" [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img].

[Daliman]

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I doubt if there's a "proper" term for it. How about calling it a "topped pair"? or a "pwned pair" [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img].

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Topped is decent.

[nothumb]

I would abbreviate it to TPOF... i.e. 'TPOF no fold EVAR"

NT

[stigmata]

nf ftp - No Fold Flop TP

Pretty much all my notes boil down to one letter abbreviations, once you work out a vague system, just improvise.