Stanford Wrong's definitions
(acronym) Asian Gambler Syndrome
An emboldened style of play in gambling, prevalent in the table game blackjack.
The following symptoms are usually present:
1) Randomly increasing bet size when player is "feeling it"
2) Baller levels of braggadocio when describing winnings or style of play
3) Murderous glances / mutterings shot in your direction when player feels you caused him to lose
An emboldened style of play in gambling, prevalent in the table game blackjack.
The following symptoms are usually present:
1) Randomly increasing bet size when player is "feeling it"
2) Baller levels of braggadocio when describing winnings or style of play
3) Murderous glances / mutterings shot in your direction when player feels you caused him to lose
by Stanford Wrong March 4, 2005
Get the agsmug. Asian Gambler Syndrome (AGS)
An emboldened style of play in gambling , prevalent in the table game blackjack.
The following symptoms are usually present:
1) Increasing bet size when player "is feeling it"
2) Intense levels of braggadocio when describing winnings or style of play
3) Murderous glances shot in your direction when player feels you caused him to lose
An emboldened style of play in gambling , prevalent in the table game blackjack.
The following symptoms are usually present:
1) Increasing bet size when player "is feeling it"
2) Intense levels of braggadocio when describing winnings or style of play
3) Murderous glances shot in your direction when player feels you caused him to lose
by Stanford Wrong March 3, 2005
Get the agsmug.