cardplayer52
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Don't think so (though I don't precisely know those terms either). Saw the term 'go n GO' or 'go and go' a couple times while perusing the 2+2 forums.
Having tried to figure it out on my own, it seems like a PF 3-bet with intent to shove most flops. An "advanced" re-steal move for stack sizes that are too big to just resteal shove.
@pat: that makes sense. I didn't figure them both to be slowplaying that hand tho. Thought a fishy just spiked an ace on the river and overvalued
stop and go - you call raise and jam(or bet) on any flop (your 1st to act post flop)
i've heard limp and go called go and go but thought go and go was making a raise from SB then jam anyflop if the BB calls.