Someone answer this question for me please.
Why do people comment on others people game play AT the table? I see it online too.
You know what i am talking about. At the showdown someone says, "You called 60 dollars on that turn?", after the horrible player shows his cars. Even sometimes when the horrible player loses the pot someone might comment. Or a person will raise and someone will comment, "I fold he
hasn't played a hand in an hour." Then the tight person realizes his game
plan is pretty obvious.
It drives me nuts! I am going to start waiting in the parking lot for some people. Why would you try to help the same person you are trying to take money from?
No brains.
Why do the majority of people do this? Its pretty common knowledge to not help any oppenent you are in competion with.
bd
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Thread: The human mind?
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07-03-2007 #1Fish Food
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The human mind?
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07-04-2007 #2
It bugs me online when people berate the fish. I usually end up sticking up for the fish which is quite funny.
"he thought you were bluffing ok?"
"I'd do the same thing, 2 outs is more than nothing"
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07-04-2007 #3
Of course you do David, it's a natural reaction to stick up for oneself
I don't mind so much when people berate people's play, because I'm guilty of this sometimes, but when people make general comments like about how tight/loose someone is playing, that pisses me off.
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07-04-2007 #4For Free Money, Rakeback and some 6x Ongame bonuses, I recommend PokerSource.
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07-04-2007 #5
I don't mind if people do that. In large-field tournaments it's really ugly to play 5 hours solid poker and then a random fish (e.g. me) takes all your chips with KJ offsuit
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