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an extremely multi-functional verb which describes the act of putting your money to use by playing poker with the intention of winning. To slask often simply means to play poker with real money. In a poker game where everyone at the table think it's more important how much more money that could be won if they participate in the hand than thinking about playing good, solid poker and recognize that they are calling to much preflop, can be called a slasky game or a slasky table. A slasky opponent could also be one who is having such a large bank roll for the specific cash game level that he thinks that his marginal plays will be profitable as he only needs to rebuy until he wins his opponents stack. The slaskiest tournaments are of course re-buy tournaments with add-ons.
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