value changer

funfire, A worthless dev.

"Dude your a value changer, you do nothing for the game"

by Ihatedream January 20, 2024

verbal values

It comes from the term “stuttering minty”

Bloody hell mint, get your words out. You’ve got verbal values

by Kp1995 July 14, 2024

EV (expected value)

In poker, EV (or expected value) is the amount of money a player is expected to win in a given situation, based on math.

EV=F($POT)+C(%WIN$WON)-C(%lose$lost)
%win/lose= equity
$won/lost= number of big blinds

You should bet 10bb on this flop, it will give you the highest EV (expected value)

by STL446 September 27, 2023

Value Add

Term frequently used by the Schwartz family tree, predominately those with XY chromosomes, to describe people/objects/actions that have a positive impact on society.

Erik why do you like EDM music? No musical talent there, not a value add!!!

by Rebel03 February 19, 2019

Circular Valued Economy

A strategic model firstly conceptualize by Identer Blockchain Technology. This mode reflects the value of appreciation of return investment of every sectors that uses the technology as a form of service provider in digital ecosystem.

Circular Valued Economic Model states that the Cycle of economic activities both physical and digital exchanges should be balance.

Hence, the Identer Blockchain Technology is the proponent of this new strategic model to incentivize technology users not just they are costumers or clients but also giving them a value of right of participation to the network.

Identer is a circular valued economy that solves the volatility of emotional premises.

by DigitalWisdom May 5, 2022

Surplus Value

The value that a working person makes that goes beyond paying their own wage. In a capitalist society, the surplus value is expropriated (taken away from the worker) and becomes profit.

Goddamn bezos stealing my surplus value!!! I swear I'll get his bitch ass (in minecraft)!!!

by forever-and-a-day August 31, 2022

centimental value

A strong attachment to a family heirloom due to one's either being able to make a significant income from da ownership/use of said precious object, or knowing dat it will fetch a "pretty penny" if put up for sale.

If someone claims to have a special emotional attachment to an item at an estate sale --- especially if said object is of considerable value --- it's entirely possible dat he really means dat it is "of centimental value"; i.e., dat it would be worth a lot of money to the right buyer, and so he is merely wanting to selfishly turn a tidy profit by selling it.

by QuacksO March 3, 2022