Can you tilt players?

[Manjerica1]

I think this is one of the best strategy to do in micro stackes and freerolls... You find someone in the table and everytime he takes an action you try to make him fold... Almost everytime It works... The person you are stalking is going to tilt in a few hands and Go ALL in with any two.
Of course you need to know basics to aply this "strategy". I recomend you to do that sometimes and grow your stackes.
Have you ever done It? How It feels to you

 

[Aknight3]

Not a bad strategy actually but i imagine it could backfire quick lol

 

[benitwapasu]

if i draw out on someone so i think he might be tilted then i watch his actions carefully in next few hands and i might play cards that i might otherwise fold to try and capitilize on his tiltedness

 

[MattRyder]

Another way to tilt someone is actually the opposite. Don't give him any action. I personally find that really annoying.

 

[Newzooozooo]

I never do that. In my opinion it is better to play patiently, to wait for a good opportunity. For me, my emotional state is always more important than the emotional state of my opponents.

 

[dcproster]

You can tilt opponent with bad play.Win with 10 persent,playing with 7 2 off-suited and win with 2 pairs against AA.

 

[ggf99]

I think this is one of the best strategy to do in micro stackes and freerolls... You find someone in the table and everytime he takes an action you try to make him fold... Almost everytime It works... The person you are stalking is going to tilt in a few hands and Go ALL in with any two.
Of course you need to know basics to aply this "strategy". I recomend you to do that sometimes and grow your stackes.
Have you ever done It? How It feels to you

Agree bro and show him bluffs like additional bullets in his head

 

[Lena M]

Hello.
I think that such a strategy will not work. In my opinion, it is better to stick to the conservative style of the game and persevere in waiting for good maps and perspective situations.

 

[MountHollyDK]

It’s really not worth it online. In person you can view into the person’s eyes and get a good idea if they are the easily rattled type but online it’s impossible to know if you’re playing against a Zen Master or a total lunatic until they do something to expose themselves.

Just today I slow played top pair Q post flop from the first position with my AQ. The guy in the button bet, I raised and he folded. He then started into me with stuff like “check raising is for cowards!” and “I’m gonna felt you!” My replies were essentially hard no sells where I just said “complaining is for cowards” and “unlikely”. Within 30 minutes he was gone and a few hours later I got 1st.

Long story short, don’t assume everyone is easily rattled. Sometimes you’re just playing yourself.

 

[james bright]

I think this is one of the best strategy to do in micro stackes and freerolls... You find someone in the table and everytime he takes an action you try to make him fold... Almost everytime It works... The person you are stalking is going to tilt in a few hands and Go ALL in with any two.
Of course you need to know basics to aply this "strategy". I recomend you to do that sometimes and grow your stackes.
Have you ever done It? How It feels to you

your the one tilting with this lame stradegy!

 

[infonazar]

Occasionally. Yesterday I had a bad mood and during the tournament I played too emotionally.

 

[krisi77]

it's very difficult to get someone into the tilt just because you wanted it
but there is nothing wrong to try

 

[ice mary]

I do not even know where this can work.
Emotions are good in a fight, but not in poker.

 

[babaesa]

Another way to tilt someone is actually the opposite. Don't give him any action. I personally find that really annoying.

I like this strategy better

 

[qxcydx]

ive tilted a lot of people just showing bluff
emojis work good too

 

[Dzob]

I never offend opponents, I play with the culture of words. I win by skill and not by trash talking.

 

[mariuspoker1]

I think this is one of the best strategy to do in micro stackes and freerolls... You find someone in the table and everytime he takes an action you try to make him fold... Almost everytime It works... The person you are stalking is going to tilt in a few hands and Go ALL in with any two.
Of course you need to know basics to aply this "strategy". I recomend you to do that sometimes and grow your stackes.
Have you ever done It? How It feels to you

This strategy works if the opponent is a moron if not you might be the one who " is played".

 

[Polytarp]

Try tilting a "lucky" player with your strategy...the person that wins hands with garbage cards nearly every time. Very few people want to tangle with a lucky player....let me know here if your strategy works against such players or if you go broke first

 

[vapandrei]

Another way to tilt someone is actually the opposite. Don't give him any action. I personally find that really annoying.

Tried it, but at cash tables, if it's not full, you'll just giveaway blinds and they'll sit out / leave. Happened to me a few times even when I didn't want to tilt no one. I just had 15+ junk hands that needed folding.

 

[willko01000]

hmm

Seems your talking about tight players versus psycho players. Playing psycho isn't a winning strategy in my opinion nor stalking tight players. There is no longevity in this approach to poker in my opinion.

 

[bablo]

I do not do this with bad cards, only if I have something to lift, I'll pick it up, it does not work on microlight.

 

[wsbar]

I never did, I like to apply the ABC of poker and try not to invent much because I am a beginner.

 

[aj43615]

I have thought I made a player tilted a few times where they were cussing me out at the table...and then hit all-in a few times in a row...but I'll have bad cards like 2-6 off or cards like that so I don't call...then I have something like J10 suited...so I call the next one and get hit by AA or KK...lol...that has happened a few times to me now...so I try not to get into that 'he's tilted' mood and call it anymore...

 

[naddyone]

I very seldom play well enuff to try tilting someone else. So for me its ABC poker and i figure the occasional win of a flip, or get lucky 2 outer win , will have to suffice as my way to tilt anyone.

 

[bstyles85]

Absolutely. Me and professional poker player Maurice Hawkins got into it(http://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/player.php?a=r&n=36583) as usual at the table during the wsop circuit. Whenever I see him at the table, fireworks go off between us. Tournament director always puts us on a one round penalty. We can never recover after that. Everytime him and I are at the table, we have never cashed in a tournament.

But, this is how you win money at a live tournament. You have to talk shit. Mr. Nice Guy act does not cut it with the sharks.