Favourite Hole Card Nicknames

I thought of this topic after leafing through an old book this weekend. I'd have to say that my favourite hole card nickname is:

Q3 - San Francisco busboy (i.e. a Queen with a tray)

I think this is the funniest of all that I've heard of...do you have any other funny nicknames for your hole cards?
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  • AQ = Big Chick

    22 = Pocket Ducks

    74s = Pistachio Ice Cream Cone with Sprinkles

    88 = Snowmen

    ScottyZ
  • I think my name explains my favorite :wink:
  • A8 = DEADMAN's hand ??? :shock:

    EVIL :twisted:
  • ScottyZ wrote:
    74s = Pistachio Ice Cream Cone with Sprinkles

    ScottyZ

    why? :shock:
  • I say we start a new one!

    72o = The Stuped Monkey
  • The deadman's hand is two pair - aces and 8's. Cool story behind it - as the guy holding it got his ass capped by some pissed off wild-west gamblers...

    Also in the movie "Training Day" - Denzel Washington flashes a tat of the deadman's hand on his forearm to Ethan Hawk. This is a true story as Denzel's character was a real-life rogue LAPD CRASH UNIT sargent who was a real bad ass who killed and stole from drug dealers and gang bangers. His whole crew had tat's of the deadman's hand.

    My favorite hole cards are definitely Cowboys.
  • J-5 "The Original Motown"

    That is my favourite one, but I always sent it to the muck!!
  • ScottyZ wrote:
    74s = Pistachio Ice Cream Cone with Sprinkles

    ScottyZ

    why? :shock:
    I say we start a new one!

    That's what I was trying to do... 8)
    72o = The Stuped Monkey

    I am intrigued by this bizzare reference to monkeys, seemingly out of nowhere...

    I ask you, is this a poker forum or a monkey forum?

    ScottyZ
  • AK*1 wrote:
    The deadman's hand is two pair - aces and 8's. Cool story behind it - as the guy holding it got his ass capped by some pissed off wild-west gamblers...

    Also in the movie "Training Day" - Denzel Washington flashes a tat of the deadman's hand on his forearm to Ethan Hawk. This is a true story as Denzel's character was a real-life rogue LAPD CRASH UNIT sargent who was a real bad ass who killed and stole from drug dealers and gang bangers. His whole crew had tat's of the deadman's hand.

    Damn, I didn't even notice that in Training Day. Well, I guess it was because I wasn't into Hold Em at the time. I'll look out for that next time,
  • KK = kinker bells

    I heard it while watching a televised season 1 WPT event (Bellagio?) and can't seem to forget it.

    Jim
  • AK - Big Slick - are my initials. So you would think I like this hand. Obviously, the math behind it says I should...

    Yet this hand always fucks me, either when I have something like hooks or bitches, and then push all-in pre-flop and someone with Big Slick out-draws me, or if I have AK, and push all-in, and catch nothing, and get sent by some dude who has pocket 7's. Either way, I always seem to get chumped when I have this hand.

    Because of these gory details, I also kill myself trying to decide how to play them. Push in pre-flop, wait it out? It's like chinese water torture man!!!
  • djw wrote:
    I say we start a new one!

    72o = The Stuped Monkey

    Evil Monkey with Laserbeams :twisted: :shock:
  • AK*1 wrote:
    The deadman's hand is two pair - aces and 8's. Cool story behind it - as the guy holding it got his ass capped by some pissed off wild-west gamblers...

    Goodness gracious man! It was Wild Bill Hickock! He was the lawman that got offed playing those cards. To be accurate you need to have the aces and eights all black. Legend has lost what the kicker was.

    I mean really, the cool thing is not that a guy was offed playing those cards, but that it was the (in)famous Wild Bill who was killed.

    Mike
  • mikeiwo wrote:
    AK*1 wrote:
    The deadman's hand is two pair - aces and 8's. Cool story behind it - as the guy holding it got his ass capped by some pissed off wild-west gamblers...

    Goodness gracious man! It was Wild Bill Hickock! He was the lawman that got offed playing those cards. To be accurate you need to have the aces and eights all black. Legend has lost what the kicker was.

    I mean really, the cool thing is not that a guy was offed playing those cards, but that it was the (in)famous Wild Bill who was killed.

    Mike

    so Wild Bill Hickock got capped? :?:

    and deadman's hand is two pair :shock:

    i'm confused :shock:
  • ScottyZ wrote:

    thanks ScottyZ :D

    Legend holds that Wild Bill Hickok was shot to death during a poker game in Deadwood, South Dakota, and that the hand he held was two pair, black aces and black eights. On that most people agree. The fifth card is not known for certain.

    EVIL :twisted:
  • I actually visited the saloon he was shot in and his grave site while on a family vacation.

    They even have his chair nailed above the door to the saloon... pretty cool in a creepy sort of way.
  • here's some more info i know about:

    Five of Diamonds
    On display in Deadwood (was on display at the Stardust in Las Vegas in the 80's).
    Nine of Diamonds
    This card was supposedly reported by first hand accounts, and is used in a recreation in Deadwood.
    Queen of Clubs
    According to the Ripley's Believe it or Not Museum.
    King of Spades
    Appeared in the 1936 movie "The Plainsman" with Gary Cooper as Hickok.
    Jack of Diamonds
    Appeared in the 1995 movie "Wild Bill" with Jeff Bridges.
    Was also, apparently, noted in the transcript from the trial of Jack McCall.
    Queen of Spades
    Cited in a History Channel documentary "The Real West" (1998)
    Queen of Hearts
    According to author, Loren D. Estleman, this card even had a spot of blood. Note, however, she also claims the hand had the Ace of Diamonds, and not the usual Spade.

    A commonly believed source of the mysterious hand can be found in the following story:

    J. Johnson, while cleaning the poker table after the body was removed, discovered a jumble of cards scattered over the floor. From them he kept the five that were more bunched together than the others, forming a hand. Recognizing the historical importance of the cards, Johnson secreted them in a pocket. They were later stolen from him at a drinking party. The present whereabouts of the cards are a mystery so the composition of the Dead Man's Hand can't be proven beyond doubt.


    and i'm sure there are plenty of other sources of theories out there.
  • djw wrote:
    They even have his chair nailed above the door to the saloon... pretty cool in a creepy sort of way.

    somewhere to go on Halloween :shock: :o :shock:

    Scary :shock:
  • Wow, that is some crazy stuff there. I didn't read all of it because I know if I picked up these hands, I'd throw them away without thinking. lol
  • My fav. is still by far and away QQ---Siegfried and Roy.
  • Adam** wrote:
    My fav. is still by far and away QQ---Siegfried and Roy.

    HAHAHA that it awesome!
  • Adam** wrote:
    My fav. is still by far and away QQ---Siegfried and Roy.

    ROFLMAO :mrgreen:
  • Wow, that is some crazy stuff there. I didn't read all of it because I know if I picked up these hands, I'd throw them away without thinking. lol

    just gots 1 word for ya:

    EVIL :shock:
  • There was a post a while back that had a huge list of nicknames, I noticed 7-5 is Filipino Slick. Anyone know why? Me being filipino would like to know the story behind it.
  • 6-9-- Big Lick
    8-j -- Jeffery Dahmer hand
  • Following up on two eights being called snowmen...you could call two red eights "communist snowmen." I can just picture Vince Van Patten saying
    "and the kid from Canada has picked up a pair of communist snowmen...wow, you could go your whole lifetime and not see a hand like that."
  • J8 = ee jaculate


    Good one Gordo. Communist snowmen. lol
  • 77 -- Mullets. That kills me! :D
  • dvst8r wrote:
    There was a post a while back that had a huge list of nicknames, I noticed 7-5 is Filipino Slick.  Anyone know why?  Me being filipino would like to know the story behind it.


    anybody figure this one out?
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