Question by Phil: What does the term “sit & go” mean?
I was wondering what a sit & go poker tournament is? What does the term “sit & go” mean?
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Answer by Single H
You sit you lose you go
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Question by TAG: what does the term “IoI” mean, in the chat room in the play online poker real moneys room?
when i am in the poker room, some of the people will use that phrase.
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Answer by danac210
Laugh out loud
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Question by hotsauce919rr: what does the term “sucked out” in poker mean?
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Answer by Mrl
It means that using the community cards and your weaker pocket to beat someone who has the lead based on their pocket cards.
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Question by eighthousand: What does the term “cooler” mean in poker?
I still new to this game maybe under a year of really playing, but I also hear this term, but not really sure what it means.
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Answer by ♫♥Ceazer♥♫
it means you are holding an ace in your butthole.
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Question by wilbur: If you’re playing the video poker real money “Jacks or Better”…what does the “9/6″ next to it mean?
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Answer by Solitaire
The 9 refers to the payoff for a full house and the 6 refers to the payoff for a flush.
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Question by Phillysteak: What does a “25/ 0.50 cash game” for poker mean?
What does it mean? for a “25/ 0.50 cash poker real money” ?
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Answer by PicoMe This
0.25 small blind 0.50 big blind
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Question by Yahoo Fan: What does it mean when you wish a poker player, “I’ll be pulling for you” ?
What does it mean? Good luck, i’ll be wishing you luck?
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Answer by Hubris252
I’ll be pulling for you means the same thing whether you say it to a poker player or anyone else who has something to do: It means you want the best possible outcome for them. For a poker player it means winning the tournament.
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