If you would not use it without an explaination in an article, take it out.

Editors should feel free to clean those out. Words like Broomcorn's Uncle are extremely obscure slang that would never be used in an article.

Words like wheel will occur in articles, and could reference this page via wikilink to explain them. The terms included should be common usage ones that an encyclopedia user would encounter in the normal course of reading articles here. The article needs a cleanup and more vigorous protection from slang and vanity entries. At the same time, this article has been up for Afd in part because individuals seek to make it a slang guide. The list has been trimmed to primarily those poker-specific terms one might find in poker texts or in common use in casinos. The lead of this article states: This page contains brief definitions of the most common terms you may encounter in text or at play. When the NOT page says we are not a slang or idiom guide, I take that to mean we are not a slang or idiom guide. When we write articles, we should use standard terms, and we should explain them here. The article should be a glossary of the common, normal terms that we would use in writing articles, both those with longer articles, and those with explainations only here. It is entirely inapproriate to have an entry saying 'tight' means a full house in newfoundland or wherever. We've left this unwieldy page violate policy for too long. SMcCandlish ‹(-¿-)› 10:25, 9 July 2007 (UTC) Reply This change needs to be made, and in doing so all the trivial junk needs to be removed. Glossaries get names like that, instead of 'List of.' names. This should really be the Glossary of poker terms.

Poker terms the wheel