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NAGB
Do you have a suggested definition?
QuadNines
Pair
so what DOES nag mean?? lol
wondering myself!
wondering myself!
ChipsInTheNight
Sitting Out
Helpful for international forum members: Term: CONUS
Definition: CONUS is shorthand for the Continental United States (i.e. the 49 states, including Alaska and the District of Columbia and excluding Hawaii, on the North American continent). When a delivery is referred to as CONUS, that means its point of origin and destination are within the continental United States. Includes APO (Army/Airforce Post Office) and FPO (Fleet Post Office) which are for overseas armed forces postings and cost the same as domestic shipping when shipped with e.g. USPS.
Definition: CONUS is shorthand for the Continental United States (i.e. the 49 states, including Alaska and the District of Columbia and excluding Hawaii, on the North American continent). When a delivery is referred to as CONUS, that means its point of origin and destination are within the continental United States. Includes APO (Army/Airforce Post Office) and FPO (Fleet Post Office) which are for overseas armed forces postings and cost the same as domestic shipping when shipped with e.g. USPS.
Thanks for posting the definition, and Citing sources!!!
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I really enjoy this type of Term, because this could cause confusion or debate, maybe not very likely but it fits the form factor.
ChipsInTheNight
Sitting Out
No worries! I hadn’t realised I cited sources but the hyperlink snuck in there.
"Not A Group Buy"
Check out the thread at the link below:
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/nagb-wtf.75573/
Jeep is very familiar, there is a long history of confusion with NAGB, he was making sure we got it in, and I was taunting him, so that others would add a suggested definition.
Thank you for the follow up though, its the kindness / support we foster here!
and..
Welcome!
LotsOfChips
Flush
Do you even lift bro?
MuderKrieger
Waiting List
You should add "fracs", "barrel" and "rack" to the glossary. I already found out their meaning but it would've been quicker through a reference there. Thanks!
OP
OP
Those terms are already in the glossary.
MuderKrieger
Waiting List
Thanks... then perhaps the glossaries should be unified and put into a more prominent position. Just my two cents. I'm still a newb.
OP
OP
And in a few other places too. studog
Pair
Suggestion: GLWS
I'm an old hand at internet/usenet jargon, so I am able to deduce [ Good Luck With (your) Sale ]. It's not in the glossary though.
I'm an old hand at internet/usenet jargon, so I am able to deduce [ Good Luck With (your) Sale ]. It's not in the glossary though.
@Tommy
Misspelling - Suites should be Suits
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/glossary/terms/suites.143
Misspelling - Suites should be Suits
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/glossary/terms/suites.143
Fixed your post, and fixed the Glossary, tyvm!
Setup: Two decks of playing cards - often with different colored back designs to help differentiate between them - that come packaged together in a single box.
I would humbly suggest that this definition of the word "setup" is not very widely known outside of PCF. I actually created a thread about this exact topic within the Poker Playing Cards sub-forum a few weeks ago, and the consensus was that it might be a term that started off as regional to the Northeast USA. But a search of the entire web reveals only a handful of examples of the word being used in reference to playing cards outside of this website. So while setup may not be jargon strictly internal to PCF, it is still going to be new terminology to most outsiders.
I would humbly suggest that this definition of the word "setup" is not very widely known outside of PCF. I actually created a thread about this exact topic within the Poker Playing Cards sub-forum a few weeks ago, and the consensus was that it might be a term that started off as regional to the Northeast USA. But a search of the entire web reveals only a handful of examples of the word being used in reference to playing cards outside of this website. So while setup may not be jargon strictly internal to PCF, it is still going to be new terminology to most outsiders.
Thread 'WITHOUT STRIPPER DUST Vineyard $25' https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/without-stripper-dust-vineyard-25.121146/
@RocAFella1 uses the term "stripper dust" like it's a real thing. I feel if there is a term to be entered into the official PCF glossary it should be "stripper glitter" because I KNOW that exists
@RocAFella1 uses the term "stripper dust" like it's a real thing. I feel if there is a term to be entered into the official PCF glossary it should be "stripper glitter" because I KNOW that exists
He asked me if I'd seen a road with so much dust and sand
And I said, "Listen, I've traveled every road in this here land"
I think people just don't like Ohio, maybe because of state politics, maybe the sports teams or just the people. I've never met a player that didn't know what a setup was. pffft Hoosiers rule, buckeyes drool ...
Thank you for the suggestion, I'll reluctantly add for the plebs
So Paulson's official term for this is "fleck." That's even lamer than Stripper Dust...
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