A player who frequently calls, rarely raising or folding.

A player who tends to call every bet. These players are hard to bluff, but often stay in hands they should have folded.

A weak player who frequentlyChecks andCalls, but rarely raises.

A player who calls much too often is called a calling station. Such a player will pay you off when you make hands, and will often fail to press their advantage when they have relatively strong hands.

A player who calls a lot, but generally does not raise or fold. You definitely want to play against this type of player.

A player who calls way too often when folding or raising might be a better option.

Passive player who calls constantly with weak hands, and often calls when he should raise. The weakest style of play there is, because it not only leaks money, it fails to capitalize on strong hands. Aka loose passive. Card rankings The thirteen different cards have hierarchical values. From strongest two weakest: ace, king, queen, jack, ten, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2. The ace can also count as a one for the purpose of making a low straight: ace 2, 3 ,4, 5.

Term used to describe a player who will call often, even without appropriate cards. These players tend not to raise or bluff much. Also know as "Loose Passive"

a player who always seems to call but never raises a bet A starting hand with two sevens is known as Candy Canes while a starting hand with a king and a nine is known as a Canine.

A player who hardly ever raises.

A player who plays many pots without raising, it's a bad player.

A player who frequently calls to see a flop, but rarely raises.

a weak-passive (and loose) player who raises/folds infrequently, but calls almost any bet or occasionally checks

A term used to describe how a player plays his/her hands. Someone that is a calling station is in a lot of hands but doesn't do much raising, just calls. A calling station is always welcome in a poker game; this player will pay you off when you have big hands. A calling station will also catch back door flushes, straights and a lot of one-card outs so it can be aggravating, but in the long run a calling station will lose their money in the game of poker.

A player that does not fold or raise often. This is a very weak, loose, passive player.

Somone that will call almost any bet with almost any hand in hope of hitting.

A player who`s next-to-impossible to bluff and who`ll call almost any bet made.

A loose/passive player who frequently only calls bets, and rarely raises or re-raises.

A weak player who frequently checks and calls, but rarely raises.

A player who tends to call frequently with relatively poor cards, making it difficult to bluff them out of a pot.

The kind of player everyone wants in on a game. This player is a passive player who calls most of the time and rarely folds or raises.

A player that almost always calls the bet no matter what hand they have, therefore this player is nearly impossible to bluff.

Type of player who will call a lot. They do not think about other people's hands, but rather just want to see if their hand will win. They do not bluff much and are not aggressive; they just call a lot.

The webmaster! A player who always seems to call but rarely raises a bet.

A player that continually checks or calls on most bets

A player who calls often but seldom raises.

A player who does not aggressively raise Pots, and is more inclined to call more often than what's in their best interest.

A player who tends to call too frequently with relatively poor hands. Such a player is difficult to bluff.

A weak-passive player who calls a lot, but doesn't raise or fold much. This is the kind of player you like to have in your game.

Refers to a player who is perceived to display weakness by his actions; someone who frequently checks or calls, but rarely, if ever raises or places a bet.

A player who calls almost any bet (Telephone Booth).

A term for a player who is generally loose and makes more calls than he should.

A player who passively calls with a lot of hands and doesn't fold or raise very often.

another definition for players, who calls almost each time.

Derogatory term for a player who calls too many bets.

a player inclined to call any bet, rather than either folding or raising. A calling station typically plays too many pots and plays them weakly, with the term “calling station” usually used derogatorily

A weak player who doesn't bet or raise much, but will call down many bets to see the turn and river cards.

A player who calls a lot of bets rather than raising or folding.

A type of loose player that calls far too many hands.

A perjorative term for a player who perpetually calls and cannot be bluffed

A player who has demonstrated a habit of calling most of the time.

A player who almost always calls and seldom raises.

A calling station is a player who calls a lot. This player usually just stays in to see if his or her hand will win, often drawing long odds to make a real hand. A calling station does not bluff much and is generally not aggressive.

A player who usually calls other playerâ€(tm)s bets instead of betting or raising

A player that calls frequently.

A person who almost always calls, but who rarely raises.

A calling station is a player who calls a lot. They do not consider other players hands, they just stay in to see if their hand will win, often drawing long odds to make a real hand. They do not bluff much and are generally not aggressive, they just call a lot.

A weak player who calls a lot but rarely Raises or Folds. Since these players end up shoveling a lot of money into the pot without really challenging anyone they are good players to have in a game.

A derisive term used for a weak player, who often calls other playersâ€(tm) bets rather than folding or raising and forcing the action themselves.

A player who calls a lot of bets. They do not think about other player's hands and they also do not bluff much.

a player who frequently just calls the current bet. They very rarely raise any hand.

A player who will pay to see the last card no matter what.

Someone who calls practically every hand, and rarely raises or folds.

A Player who will pay top view the last card regardless.

A player who invariably calls, and is therefore hard to bluff out.

a player who always seems to call and rarely folds.

Someone who seldom bets but seems to always call.

A passive and loose player who does not raise much, but calls more than he or she should.

A player who calls much more than bets or folds.

A player who calls too often (often annoyingly so).

The name given to a weak and passive player who calls a lot, but doesn't raise or fold much. A good player to have in your game.

A player who calls far too many hands is known as a calling station. These players rarely bet, raise or fold. Bluffing against these players is not advisable.

A player who calls almost any bet and doesn't fold or raise very often.

A weak-passive player who calls a lot, but doesn't raise or fold much (you want to have this type of player in your game.

Calling station is a poker term used to describe someone who consistently calls bets and rarely (if ever) raises, regardless of the strength of his/her hand. In Texas hold 'em and other community card poker games, calling stations are sometimes rewarded for their poor play by lucky cards that come on the board, often encouraging unskilled players to overestimate their skill level. Many calling stations can be found on low stakes tables both on the internet in online poker rooms and in traditional bricks and mortar card rooms.