kaiWalk
Rock Star
Silver Level
When I see players like, I always edit notes to included "easily tilted"
If you know someone gets emotional, use it to your advantage.
The next time you play them, show a bluff early to piss them off and talk a little smack. Then BINGO! an ATM at the table.
Players that behave that way do not have their emotions under control. I find that they usually fall under the heading of "micro-stakes Johnny Chan" and can be easily manipulated.
Every bit of information obtained at a table provides profit potential. The key is recognizing how to use it. Of course the occasional bad-guy suckout happens, but even then, it just stokes his ego and increases your own profit potential.
Good cards & don't let them get under skin, get under theirs.
If you know someone gets emotional, use it to your advantage.
The next time you play them, show a bluff early to piss them off and talk a little smack. Then BINGO! an ATM at the table.
Players that behave that way do not have their emotions under control. I find that they usually fall under the heading of "micro-stakes Johnny Chan" and can be easily manipulated.
Every bit of information obtained at a table provides profit potential. The key is recognizing how to use it. Of course the occasional bad-guy suckout happens, but even then, it just stokes his ego and increases your own profit potential.
Good cards & don't let them get under skin, get under theirs.
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LarryT503
Rock Star
Silver Level
You know what I dislike even more is when they are arguing with another player during the game. It is difficult to make a bet unless you have a killer hand because the two are engaged in a pissing match. I just wait for one to go out so play can resume a normal pattern.