dallam
Legend
Loyaler
Its right, playing on many tables needs more concentration. Even when you have action on more than 1. Sometimes you are can't really pay attention to the sounds or the popped-up tables. Don't get annoyed by those seconds, it does not took away nothing from a many hours long MTT.
Zorba
27
Platinum Level
Zorba
27
Platinum Level
Well, I am not going to play any differently just to make you or anyone else happy.
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scottish770
Rising Star
Bronze Level
BOOO slow players... I understand if your new, and taking a reasonable amount of time but average players should not take more than a minute.. Some people already know what they are doing in position and what cards to come play etc etc.. all can be decided 15 seconds tops,( or is that why I am soooo awful at cards !) taking 2 to 5 minutes per action just shouldn't be a style of play. The game is supposed to be fun and watching a clock waiting and waiting should not be part of it
Zorba
27
Platinum Level
Pretty sure the complaints are about the less than 20 secs of time before time bank begins. :rofl:
Not sure what sites your referring to that allow 2 to 5 mins per action.
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julio gonzalez
Visionary
Platinum Level
juego lento
hello. It doesn't always happen to me that there are players who play very slowly, but when it happens to me I just hope their time passes, which is 60 seconds. In any case, the one who is harmed is the one who loses his time and then may need it
hello. It doesn't always happen to me that there are players who play very slowly, but when it happens to me I just hope their time passes, which is 60 seconds. In any case, the one who is harmed is the one who loses his time and then may need it
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dirty_nerd
Enthusiast
Silver Level
What's [my] attitude towards players always [who] act very slow[ly]?
I respect it because I am one of those players. I play a lot of freerolls and low stakes games and they are often full of casual players. Some of the players in these games seem to not realize they have a fold button or are just looking for a bad beat. There are obviously benefits to slowing the game down, otherwise why would be have a time clock? If you are ever at a table with me, just know that I intentionally try to slow the game down and think through my actions during every hand. Even when I play live poker, I don't even look at my cards until it is my turn to act. Primarily to slow the game down but I also am not sure if I give off visible tells so this creates some consistency in my actions and hopefully disguises any tells that I my be unknowingly giving off.
I respect it because I am one of those players. I play a lot of freerolls and low stakes games and they are often full of casual players. Some of the players in these games seem to not realize they have a fold button or are just looking for a bad beat. There are obviously benefits to slowing the game down, otherwise why would be have a time clock? If you are ever at a table with me, just know that I intentionally try to slow the game down and think through my actions during every hand. Even when I play live poker, I don't even look at my cards until it is my turn to act. Primarily to slow the game down but I also am not sure if I give off visible tells so this creates some consistency in my actions and hopefully disguises any tells that I my be unknowingly giving off.
Like2Play2
Visionary
Platinum Level
The slow players
Didn't know that some people use it as a strategy.
But contrary to the old days when everyone would get angry and gittyup already.
I just stay patient.
Around the button, just when were about to hit the money, small stacks tend to slow down.
Didn't know that some people use it as a strategy.
But contrary to the old days when everyone would get angry and gittyup already.
I just stay patient.
Around the button, just when were about to hit the money, small stacks tend to slow down.