Leading out vs C/R

#2 6th March 2007, 4:42 PM

There seems to be a wonderful amount of information in this. I get most of it. But, I am new and ignorant to some of the abbreviations.

TP... I know it doesn't mean tight pants. But, if I put in Top Pair, it kind of makes sense.

C/R... I believe it to mean Cut and Run. If I am reading it wrong then I have missed the major points of the article.

Martin's post helped Poker Chat Abbreviations
But, didn't cover the poker terms/abbrevations used here.

#3 6th March 2007, 4:43 PM

TP = top pair
C/R = check/raise

#4 6th March 2007, 4:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dbitel

Imagine the PFR is a LAG

Pretty Friendly Redhead?
Large American Girl?

After analyzing OESFD and finally figuring out it must mean Open Ended Straight Flush Draw, my head hurt.
LOL

Not complaining. Just finally getting my footing here.

#5 6th March 2007, 4:53 PM

PFR = Preflop Raiser
LAG = Loose/Aggressive player.

#6 6th March 2007, 7:16 PM

OK... reread the article with new info. Got more out of it.

Thank you,
Wizz

#7 6th March 2007, 8:58 PM

Very nice stuff dbitel. tbh the only stuff I'd ever read about playing monster hands that went into any depth was doyley's part in SS2 which really wasn't too helpful to anyone not playing a super LAG style.

rep+ and please keep these posts coming even if they're only copy+pastes from 2+2.

#8 6th March 2007, 9:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thwizzofoz

Large American Girl?

I like this

I play a very Large American Girl style

Excellent stuff, dbitel, keep em comin'

#9 7th March 2007, 12:13 AM

Quote:

to get AI on the flop
gives up UI on the turn

What does "AI" and "UI" mean here? Those are missing in the Poker Chat Abbreviations

#10 7th March 2007, 12:16 AM

AI = all in
UI = ?

under the influence?

I think we should have a poker abbrev. guide written here at CC. Would definitely help for those who don't understand these terms.

#11 7th March 2007, 12:22 AM

ai=all in
ui= unimproved.

edit:

great post as usual dbitel. i look forward to your discussions. i think a lot of ssnl is very transparent, so these are especially useful in manipulating abc players. not necessarily people that play abc poker, but against those that do not vary their play. it's mostly common sense if you sit and think about it, but, unfortunately in the heat of battle we dont have time to sit and recall everything a lot of the time.

hmm, i flopped a great draw against someone that loves to cbet. checkraise here sounds good on this board. etc.

#12 7th March 2007, 12:27 AM

also, thanks to your many posts bringing the dead money back into my peripheral vision at the tables, i am much more aggressive and tend to harsly punish the weak-tight pf limpers from late position a lot more now. i think not doing so was a huge leak in my game.

#13 7th March 2007, 1:19 AM

Nice feedback! Thanks. Helps leaps and bounds.

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