What is the most tilt inducing thing for you?

[Gallarado777]

when you lose on a draw hand of aces to king and queen when two kings fall and he collects a set of kings, that's when he infuriates

 

[freedom4L]

Making final 2 or 3 tables again and again and then to always end up losing the important all-ins

 

[toddkfgood]

For me it is bad plays. Not just any bad plays, but stuff that defiles logic, that doesn't benefit the opponent at all.

1. Here at 2 examples that gets on my nerve. You are closing in the money with a small stack super close 1 or 2 orbits away. If the table slows down you are a lock.

Someone else at your table with the same stack size. But they instant fold. No problem, maybe they are not min cashing and playing the hand. 1 orbit later, you both are under 1bb and you realize THEY ARE FOLDING IN THE MONEY. They just didn't use their timer.

Another situation...

2. You are in the final table. Short with 1 BB goes all in. You and your opponent are large stacks by a good margin 10-15BB, you limp in hoping to knock out the short stack.

Flop comes you check, opp checks. You both check back and forth to the river. You have connected with a mid pair along the way. Opponent open with a large bet size. There isn't any bluff because there is a 3rd player coming for the ride, so you fold.

Your opponent miss, like miss by a mile on the river. Nothing but like Jack high. The chips go to the short stack. That you could have knocked out and get a pay jump.

Like why? What is the benefit of calling there? Getting 0.3BB rather than knocking out someone and getting a lock into 2nd and 1st?

You can't win a tournament with an OT button.

 

[toddkfgood]

Angry old ladies. No joke. I bust in 30 mins yesterday cause of one.

 

[pavel1111111]

I think I'm a little lucky from this point of view of the poker game, because I've reached the stage where absolutely nothing can annoy me anymore, no bad beat and no river

 

[044hero]

When you are calling and right after asking yourself- "Why you did that?"

 

[efranto2286]

Hello greetings. I tend to lean when I lose with premium hands against any donkey that pays you with any hand, but only for a moment I know that it is part of the variance and in the long term you end up winning more than you lose heheheheh

 

[reraee1]

You know what you have to throw off, you still open it. And there's a good hand in the opponent

 

[lilypond]

When a player with nothing calls my value bet on the flop and turn and then catches a monster on the river!

Also, a streak of bad luck and not winning any tricks.

 

[Robot_Marv1n]

I tilt the most from players who go all-in every hand with a bad hand and win all the time and you don't know what to do with them.

 

[Rahatis]

Lack of sleep while my brain can't resist one more hand for some hours.

 

[888NOX888]

The easiest way to fall into a tilt is to get several bad beats in a row. It happens to me when I play several tables.

 

[WrongUsername]

when i get Kings i lose for Aces, when i get Aces i lose for Kings lol

 

[INISHTE]

That they play badly is normal, what really annoys me is that they beat me with the River card, that's why I don't celebrate until I see the last card.

 

[BillyR23]

I wouldn't say it's tilt inducing as I've worked quite a bit in the past few years on my poker mental game and it's quite tough to make my emotions get in the way of playing my A game, but I really get annoyed when people I've marked as good players(I've got notes on them, so it means I've played a lot against them...), make really stupid plays at a bad time in an MTT: for example on/or close to the bubble a player with a stack good enough to get ITM opens from position and faces a 3-bet shove from a TAG but still calls with his KTo for all his chips- I mean it makes no sense to play well for a few hours just to throw it all away at this important point of the tournament but it is what it is and we can only keep making good decisions as this is something we can control and hopefully have a good time and make some money at the tables

 

[Tato Ivan]

I stumble, I fall, I get up and move on.