ryodejaneiro
Rock Star
Silver Level
So an etiquette question that I've been curious about. Recently, I've encountered some players online who have strong preflop hands but then take a while to call a short stack all in (still preflop). Most of these instances, the player who seems to be slow rolling has raised and then the short stack moves in and then the initial raiser who is well-covered/deep stacked takes some time before calling. Would that be a slow roll? Of course with online poker, you get bad connections and various distractions (e.g., phone call, package delivery, etc) from time to time. And slow rolling is partially a result of the perception of the player's actions; some people may not notice that they are slow rolling, but what do you all think? What constitutes slow-rolling and not slow-rolling. The stuff I've seen so far is not blatant (e.g., calling time and then calling) but it seems like this is happening more and more often these days.