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Stake-isms - The Language Of The Modern Bitcoin Gamblers

Lillyflow

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Kate Grand Master

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8 hours ago, Cogmaster said:

Coghaters- all people in stake chat that dont like presence of user Cogmaster

Lol its just because of a person named coeghacked so people think you are him and that once you fought with shinjo on stream so they hate you for that. 

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Lillyflow Rising Star

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On 7/18/2018 at 5:50 AM, Philip74 said:

Nice topic.

These come to mind:

Rip - when someone bet a large amount and lost it, usually quite fast

Bust - very commonly used when there is no balance left

Depo - when someone makes a new deposit in stake

Rain - when someone wants to receive a tip, usually they ask for rain

Rh - roll hunt, a game initiated usually by mods, in which all players play a specific game trying to hit a specific number or requirement

 

On 7/17/2018 at 11:51 PM, Lillyflow said:

There is a comical thing that happens when people congregate in any social setting. They usually will develop a dialect of their shared language and it changes over time, sometimes so much so that it becomes hard for outsiders to understand. 

Stake Players - and all bitcoin / crypto gamblers have a unique vocabulary. 

What words or phrases do you consider "Stake-isms" in gambling online?

For example - Badger (and allegedly Chief) created "Grrr"  to signify a bad luck streak - and the term made its way into the habits of all of us.

So the first stake-isms that came to mind are here: 

  • Grrr - origins are rooted elsewhere but it has migrated here.
  • Rish - somehow this replaced the word rich.
  • Halp - instead of help. I think this one sort of pokes fun at a particular type of begging, and it is seen daily, most often as a joke.

Name a few words or phrases that are from your online gamblers journey. 

 

Bumping this one back to life.. i think it is worthy. 

 

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Flan Veteran

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On 8/31/2018 at 8:51 AM, xtinepink said:

I also notice that instead of people say hey or hi. Others just put tge emoji like “ o/ “ does this count? :D

I see many people recently will said sup instead of hi. 

Maybe the common language in here used was "Good luck or Sad day"

Shaniqua Mentor

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"attack"                                
as in can i attack  you?
"pm attack you?"       
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meaning, can i pm blast you begging for coin

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irawk0 Enthusiast

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I would love if all the passive words like "sad day" become like !bonzo and instantly mute whoever says it tbh, it gets aggravating when it appears in chat not 1-5 times but 10-50 times.

Also, WD for withdraw, recently some people have used it to say "well done".

KiXxnTRiXx Proficient

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ive just thought of a few more to add... rip, absolutely nuts, 0 bal, all bust/rip, fu "game", fu stake, skemno, plinkhoe, hi-hoe, black-jacked, fu bot, arrrgh, robbed by "game", rigged..  ..

skywallkee Community Regular

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I laughed so bad at a few of these ones 😂 but out of all rish bish or stake sharks are my favourite and will always go down on the floor laughing when reading them. Stake has pretty many "Stake-isms" already and it is pretty nice that the community got so far.

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