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ginNjuice
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Silver Level
In poker, you always try to pick off the weaker people at the table. Chipping away at them and slowing taking their money and adding it to your stack. In my experience, the most money comes from the person that's frustrated, bored, or just tilted in general. But what are you to do if nobody is in this state of mind at the table?
I'm curious if anybody out there tries to put people on tilt by their actions at a table and how they go about it. I've only tried it a couple of times and it didn't work out as planned. I kept check raising, and re-raising one specific person at the table trying to get them to come after me with weaker hands. I didn't end up losing money but it wasn't the money maker I was hoping it would be.
I think this is what some of the well known talkers, like "The Mouth" and Tony G do but I was trying to think if there was a way to do it more through the betting then words. Should I be aiming for a specific person or try to get the whole table to tilt a little.
This is something I would never do with a group of friends, just when I'm in AC playing total strangers I'll most likely never play with again. Any ideas?
I'm curious if anybody out there tries to put people on tilt by their actions at a table and how they go about it. I've only tried it a couple of times and it didn't work out as planned. I kept check raising, and re-raising one specific person at the table trying to get them to come after me with weaker hands. I didn't end up losing money but it wasn't the money maker I was hoping it would be.
I think this is what some of the well known talkers, like "The Mouth" and Tony G do but I was trying to think if there was a way to do it more through the betting then words. Should I be aiming for a specific person or try to get the whole table to tilt a little.
This is something I would never do with a group of friends, just when I'm in AC playing total strangers I'll most likely never play with again. Any ideas?