Big Stack
A person that uses a big stack of money to attract girls, such as a wad of bills or reckless shouting of drinks.
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Big Stack
1) n. A large stack of chips in table games such as poker.
2) V. To show someone up or one up that person. Assert dominance.
2) V. To show someone up or one up that person. Assert dominance.
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Big stack by The unknown publisher May 18, 2023
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big stack bully
A big stack bully is the guy or girl having the biggest stack in a poker game with the power to outbet the smaller players. They can easily scare you into folding your good hand when you cant match their bets.
I'm not going all-in with that big stack bully again or im out of the game.
I have a good hand but I cant risk losing all my chips to match the raise from that big stack bully.
I have a good hand but I cant risk losing all my chips to match the raise from that big stack bully.
big stack bully by defmax September 23, 2011
big sack riders
big sack riders by Su Madre July 12, 2006
daddy big stacks
daddy big stacks by Daddybigstacks July 19, 2018
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