Bleeding out the nose

Created by Ragnar4 on July 22, 2009

Definition

A term used to describe a player who is on mega-tilt, and continues to put money on the table, only to lose it through extremely poor play, and being tilty.

Example

All it takes is one bad beat, and Jeff over there is bleeding out the nose. I watched him dump 1800 dollars the other night, poor guy didn't eat for a week afterwards trying to catch up.

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