Gambling Term...............Sticking It In???

[jjgold]

A big bet usually $1000 or more

[SamsNCharge99]

never heard of it

[texhooper]

John Malkovich famously used this term in Rounders. That was a poker context of course. In relation to winning 30k off Matt Damon previously.

That’s all I have to say about that

[Vyasports]

John Malkovich famously used this term in Rounders. That was a poker context of course. In relation to winning 30k off Matt Damon previously.

That’s all I have to say about that

Pay that man his nomination

[gauchojake]

Good catch tex. I think it we look back at Rounders in the context of jj's lexicon, we might be surprised at what we find. Oriole cookies for instance...Teddy KGB's favorite. What else did we miss???

[texhooper]

Jake I actually quoted rounders yesterday in my money management post. “Grinding out rent money on your leather ass” or something to that effect.

An all time classic, flew under the radar a bit because it hit before the poker boom of the early 2000s and I think may have went over people’s heads a little but has obviously gained steam since then.

PAY THAT MAN HIS MONEY!! That’s a good one VYA.

I’m a big fan personally of the hot dog scene on the street and Worm explaining to Mike McD that he’ll never play the game straight up. “I see a mark, I take him down. That’s what I do, that’s the way I live”

Honestly I can’t think of much of JJ’s talk that’s in there offhand though.

[carolinakid]

also 1000 bet, i call a dime 500 bet a nickel 100 bet a dollar

[Cougar Bait]

I am still up 20 grand from this last time I stick it in you

Rounders probably one of the all time great gambling movies

And not truly a gambling movie The King of Greenwich Village is an underrated flick that never gets old

[BiTeMe UsAdOj]

in the context of jj's lexicon, we might be surprised at what we find...What else did we miss???

Hard to forget the Producers of DELIVERANCE lifting from jj's steam room squealing and escapades; hopefully they paid him more than a penny-a-squeal like he gets for a post, here.
"Sqeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee" --jjgold

[firedawg]

no idea

[KVB]

[KVB]

Gold, stop punching down at my people.

[jjgold]

East Coast Term

Most of you hamburgers

[KVB]

Hey Gold, tell us again how it works. If you stick it in your flame bookie he he’ll pay you for that if you win, but if you stick it in your flame bookie and find yourself negative at the end of the week exactly how does that get settled?

We know how it goes on the West Coast. There’s a hub in San Francisco that makes and enforces the rules, they meet monthly at the Power Exchange, in one of the banquet rooms.

But how do you guys settle your negative flame bookie balance on the East Coast.

[jjgold]

This is directly a gambling term actually on the East Coast mainly the northeast New Jersey, Pennsylvania Philly and New York City area

[KiDBaZkiT]

Coach, what’s a tomato gambler?

[KVB]

This is directly a gambling term actually on the East Coast mainly the northeast New Jersey, Pennsylvania Philly and New York City area

So when my guy told me he could stick it in 5 times, was he putting all 5k into one bookie or putting 1k into 5 bookies. And if it's the latter, what are the odds on or more of those 5 are categorized as flame bookies?

[BIGDAY]

[jjgold]

You’re all good guys but you’re not street guys

[Auto Donk]

jj's most shouted phrase at the glory hole......

[KVB]

You’re all good guys but you’re not street guys

Gold I am seeking honorable street guys ...




...they can call me for further instructions.

Don't fukk me here Gold.

I hate when they fukk me...

[unde0087]

East Coast Term

Most of you hamburgers

[Day Game 216]

Sounds sexual

[Auto Donk]

Sounds sexual

I think eddie murphy once called yelling that phrase the extent of his foreplay.....

[JIBBBY]

John Malkovich famously used this term in Rounders. That was a poker context of course. In relation to winning 30k off Matt Damon previously.

That’s all I have to say about that

[KiDBaZkiT]

You’re all good guys but you’re not street guys

That’s EXTREMELY offensive to me. HOW DARE YOU??!!

[RudyRuetigger]

John Malkovich famously used this term in Rounders. That was a poker context of course. In relation to winning 30k off Matt Damon previously.

That’s all I have to say about that

uhhh dont think it was poker context


and everyone just seemed to agree with you


which is SADDER



unless i am missing a part???



stick it in you means what we all thought....no poker context needed