AI
All-in
Online poker players use AI as an acronym for "all-in." To go all-in on a hand means to bet all your remaining chips or money on that hand.
If you go AI and win the hand, you can "double up." But if you lose, you're SOL.
How else do poker players refer to "going all-in?"
In addition to using AI to mean all-in, you may see poker players refer to going all-in as pushing, shoving, or jamming. For example, in poker forums, you may see one player tell another that they "would have jammed AI on that hand, immediately."
Example
A poker player going AI
Related Slang
Rake | Poker site commission |
WPT | World Poker Tour |
WSOP | World Series of Poker |
aipf | All-in preflop |
BR | Bankroll |
AON | All or nothing |
SS | Short stacked |
NH | Nice hand |
Degen | A gambler who makes foolish bets |
YHS | Your hand sucks |
Categories
As if
You might see "AI" in texts or online messages as another way to say "No way!" People may use it in a sentence or as a standalone statement.
The origins of "as if" date back to the LGBTQ community in the 1980s, but Cher Horowitz from the 1995 film Clueless popularized the phrase in the mainstream. People then turned the phrase into an acronym to make it easier to use in online messages and when texting on mobile phones.
You might use AI when asked if you want to watch KUWTK. Or, a friend may ask if you like a guy you despise and you reply with "AI! Yuck!"
Example
Cher uttering her classic line
Related Slang
NW | No way |
NAC | Not a chance |
NFW | No freakin' way |
OMDB | Over my dead body |
sh^ | Shut up |
YBYSA | You bet your sweet a** |
An acronym used in online gaming to refer to the artificial intelligence of bots or other computer controlled enemies.