Table Talk

[Penguinfan]

This is why I like Poker Stars rule of turning off the chatbox when a player is all-in.

[Gutzz]

I don't really use words to induce calls/bluffs. At least not in the hand I'm currently playing. More often than not I want them to be afraid of me. Even on the net I would like to have 1 or 2 players at the table fear me.

Example: Someone insults my bet on river with ace high. I ignore it. Then a few hands later I win 2 pots and say, "yes it was a nice bet." He says, "Ooooh you win a few pots and all of a sudden you're an expert?" I say, "I would say so." Then he says, "Keep raising." I respond, "Ok I will, as long as you promise to keep calling." --- I managed to bluff him twice later on in the session .

IRL I just try to be a nice guy to everyone. I hate it when people gun for me, and don't want people to think if I beat them in a showdown they'll get mocked and verbally attacked. But not too nice .

Cheers,

Gutzz

[jillaj]

I personally think anyone who talks shit online especially unprovoked is a moron. It doesn't take much balls to write something to someone who you will never see.

[sjay2k]

I feel really bad hearing about the fat guy who was being picked on to the point of sadness. Poker's supposed to be a fun game. So many players are utter wankers...