Do you intentionally try to tilt other players at the table?

[LosJay]

Do you sometimes try to tilt other players online/live, so they play more unfocused or more aggressive?

 

[Diablo117]

Tilted opponents

Most definitely, any advantage that you can gain on your opponent is worthy of utilizing.
I find that it easier to tilt live opponents than virtual ones.

 

[AizenFalck]

I try from time to time, the bad thing is that this type of situation can be reversed and you can get to taste of your own medicine, in short, that the altered palyer is yourself, and in this case it affects and or sabotage your own game. Regards.

 

[LosJay]

I try from time to time, the bad thing is that this type of situation can be reversed and you can get to taste of your own medicine, in short, that the altered palyer is yourself, and in this case it affects and or sabotage your own game. Regards.

In the last years I really learned, how to focus myself and not get tilted by other players. But generally, you're right

 

[arsenalcho_1]

hi

I watch my game and I try to tune in to the other players to beat them in a direct match

 

[Risto234]

Do you sometimes try to tilt other players online/live, so they play more unfocused or more aggressive?

Nah there is no need for it since these "other players" usually tend to drastically change their approach whenever they see me

 

[DS3]

I don't act in antagonistic manner in real life so I do not act in that manner playing poker

I think it's old school to behave that way. Most of the top modern players seldom engage in mental games playing at the table as it is a waste of time -top players are simply not fazed by it. You seldom see top echelon players on tilt.

 

[terryk]

Kind of,,,,i try to be "hard to play against" so that may "tilt" certain players,so be it,,, :deal:

 

[ammje]

I like to throw throwable and get emoticons, but I no longer do it with certain players because they get angry and report it, although they do it to me.

 

[GRIN281289]

No, I don’t see this as the goal of the game, I think that it should be fun at the poker table.

 

[lukovnikofff]

No, I'm not trying to do it myself, I always play my game! I am still a new poker player, but I have already learned the lesson that you don't need to tilt and do rash things, because you can pay for it and lose the whole stack, I'm not trying to portray some cunning player, I'm just playing my game, I'm fine with discipline, but I think it's probably more visible from the outside! I wish everyone luck at the tables!

 

[ObbleeXY]

Do you sometimes try to tilt other players online/live, so they play more unfocused or more aggressive?

I think the way you've phrased your question is loaded.

Here's the thing: You have many tools at your disposal which you may use to your advantage in a poker game. Exploiting emotion is a hugely useful trick...though it is not without risk.

Online -- there are several ways to annoy folks...
Running the clock. @DavidMacDonald (MacFloyd) knows what I mean here!
Constant limping with trash.
Constant raising with trash.
Throwing throwables -- particularly the tissue box when someone loses (or the fish). People with 77 badge (100K hands) and higher on their pokerstars account dislike being called fish for some reason.
Overbetting a pot with nothing with three in the hand and short-stack is all in. (ie you push them off a pot where you both would ladder up if you let the other dude stay in the pot.

In person, I don't think intentionally and overtly trying to tilt someone is a brilliant idea, unless you are tough enough physically, because being an arse in live p[oker will often result in a kicking one way or another.

Slow play, live is the easiest method.

Gotta run!
Cheers,
ObbleeXY

 

[Juan Oro]

Yes, sometimes I usually do, but sometimes my opponent leans a lot and loses control and starts putting all his chips to the center of the table and bores the game while doing it, this happens a lot when you play at low limits.

It is an advantage when our opponents lose concentration in the game and begin to make decisions based on their emotions in this case the (tilt)

 

[danoscar]

No. I do not and will not.

 

[Maikychan]

No, I don't need this. Even when get bad beats or angry about something, I'm always be respectful with other players 'cause I want to be respected too.

 

[LosJay]

No I'm not the type either, but at least on low limits, there is a chance you can make advantage of it. Even Pro Players use it as a tactic, but all in all, we are all fair players, mainly

 

[Zvezda kz]

I don’t do that at all. I already feel confident enough in the game of poker.

 

[YenRodriguez]

with certainty!
just as they have also applied it to me.
it is a cycle.
Cheers

 

[akmost]

I don't care how to make another player to tilt , I rarely play only one table and I really don't mind, I try to play focused. What I do though is to take a note if someone is an easy tilter in order to adapt my game for future plays against him.

 

[Chebchoub]

Do you sometimes try to tilt other players online/live, so they play more unfocused or more aggressive?

Yes, this is possible, especially in live poker. As for online poker, the methods are very few

 

[weralomos]

No, I don’t see this as the goal of the game, I think that it should be fun at the poker table.

What if you happen to win from the bottom?
For example, it would make me go broke)

 

[1nsomn1a]

If you can't beat your opponent in other ways, I think you need to work more on your game. The result is not worth the effort spent when you want to cause someone to tilt.

 

[danydidi]

Yes sure. I always do it

 

[MrPokerVerse]

I don't try to tilt them, but I'm guilty of "fanning the flames". If someone is getting pissed about something, I'll throw in a few jabs to see which way they will go. Having someone exhibiting negative behavior is an advantage at the table.

 

[Sulfuros001]

Take profit

Actyally i don't, i like to be fair, Karma is a bad word, and it will hit u back.