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citanul 03-11-2005 11:23 PM

Re: Forum Jargon
 
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Do you have R.O.I. correct?...I thought it was Total Win - Total Invest divided by total Invest ?....Also "PLO-8"
Also "Stop & Go"..."IMO"..."FWIW"....AVatars....More later

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Fixed the ROI formula, thanks for pointing that out [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] d-uh.

PLO-8 added to this list
Stop and Go added to the list

IMO and FWIW not added.

citanul

citanul 03-11-2005 11:24 PM

Re: Forum Jargon
 
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When I first started reading, I didn't know what IGHM or MHIG meant. Don't know if appropriate for the faq.

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What the [censored] does IGHM mean?

Is Good Hand My?

MHIG is added, I guess. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

citanul

citanul 03-11-2005 11:24 PM

Re: Forum Jargon
 
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i've seen people ask what the "t" means in Flop: (t540)

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A brief discussion of "tXXX" as tournament chips will be included.

citanul

citanul 03-11-2005 11:25 PM

Re: Forum Jargon
 
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CO
UTG
PF
PFR
T
R
PS = poker stars
PP = both uses
UB
OOP

. . . .someone STOP me .. ..

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T and R not added. I don't think that anyone uses those, nor do I think anyone uses "F" for flop.

UTG, PFR, PS, PP, UB will be included.

What's OOP?

citanul

citanul 03-11-2005 11:27 PM

Re: Forum Jargon
 
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IMO the forum needs a discussion of how to use pokertracker, Aleo spreadsheet, and hand-converter.

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Indeed. I was thiking of putting most of these as seperate headings in the sng. Not in the definitions section, but in the overall scheme of things, there will be some discussion, or link to discussion, of pokertracker, aleo, hand converter, pokerstove, twodimes, etc.

citanul

Barrett's Last Privateer 03-11-2005 11:30 PM

Re: Forum Jargon
 
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What the [censored] does IGHM mean?

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When I first read the acronym I thought it was IGHN, and stood for I Go Home Now, menaing what I do when I'm all in and MHING.

BLP

citanul 03-11-2005 11:37 PM

Re: Forum Jargon
 
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What the [censored] does IGHM mean?

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When I first read the acronym I thought it was IGHN, and stood for I Go Home Now, menaing what I do when I'm all in and MHING.

BLP

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I like you already.

citanul

Cry Me A River 03-12-2005 09:10 AM

Re: Forum Jargon
 
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Bubble: The point in any tournament when there is one player more than there are paid finishing positions


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This is strictly personal preference, but, I'd rather something like, "The point in a tourney where most players start playing extremely [weak] tight because it's close to ITM and if the blinds are large the ability to steal becomes critical".

This is a little more significant in MTT's where bubble play often starts well before ITM+1 but it also comes up quite a bit in SNGs where a 10 player SNG suddenly starts playing like a bubble with 5 players left, particularly when the 5th stack is tiny.

ReDeYES88 03-12-2005 11:17 AM

Re: Forum Jargon
 
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What's OOP?

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out of position

Paul2432 03-12-2005 12:09 PM

Re: Forum Jargon
 
Lots of good suggestions here.

You might also want to include a link to the 2+2 list of abbreviations (found towards the bottom of the green bar on the left side of the screen).

A lot of the abbreviations are listed there. You can keep your list to just S&G specific abbreviations.

Also one I have not seen. STT=single table tournament

Paul


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