Mati532
Legend
Platinum Level
I just don't pay attention to those things, I don't care. In my opinion, aggression is permissible, sometimes even necessary, but only in game, not in chat. That is why I have disabled the chat to avoid these things!
jsnake716
Legend
Bronze Level
How do you feel about aggression in chat? How often do you see her in the game? I try not to notice it, but it happens that it pisses me off, and I start to make mistakes.
But I also cannot understand why they sometimes show aggression. They say you're a fish and stuff. If you're playing against a fish, you should be happy about it and take advantage of the moment,
BEST ADVICE- If the chat bothers you or you think it affects your play. TURN IT OFF! I turned it off, when I played many tables and I just leave it off now. Maybe at a final table I will look at Chat to see if I need to know something
4give4live
Rock Star
Silver Level
How do you feel about aggression in chat? How often do you see her in the game? I try not to notice it, but it happens that it pisses me off, and I start to make mistakes.
But I also cannot understand why they sometimes show aggression. They say you're a fish and stuff. If you're playing against a fish, you should be happy about it and take advantage of the moment,
If you are offended by these words, then maybe it is not casual?
I advise you not to pay attention to such trifles. If you can't, just turn off the chat 
andreypuch
Rock Star
Silver Level
Communication in the chat involves kindness and friendliness. By the way, you can just greet your opponents. This will definitely not break the etiquette. When conducting a dialogue in a chat, do not forget that a variety of topics can be discussed here. Therefore, you should not express your dissatisfaction with anything here, for example, the results of the previous distribution. Let the conversation be lively and friendly. It is not necessary to provoke anyone to a scandal.
Kenzie 96
Legend
Loyaler
Unless one is playing a private game with friends, or maybe a free roll or buy in on CC with people you know from the forum, I see no need to even have chat on. Most of the time you will not have enough info know if bad chatter is tilting or just trying to mess with anyone listening. Many other things to pay attention to at the table to improve your chances of making proper decisions.
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James24543
Rock Star
Silver Level
How do you feel about aggression in chat? How often do you see her in the game? I try not to notice it, but it happens that it pisses me off, and I start to make mistakes.
But I also cannot understand why they sometimes show aggression. They say you're a fish and stuff. If you're playing against a fish, you should be happy about it and take advantage of the moment,
Turn off chat. Its a tactic to throw your game off.
carlosnuno
Rock Star
Silver Level
use of chat and emotions
unfortunately the emotions are there to be used, many times to distract the opponent and other times to seek to put pressure on the opponent ... the only thing certain is that we must be mature and know that this is a simple game, so everyone is free to use the chat and emotions when they think so. greetings and good health to all!
unfortunately the emotions are there to be used, many times to distract the opponent and other times to seek to put pressure on the opponent ... the only thing certain is that we must be mature and know that this is a simple game, so everyone is free to use the chat and emotions when they think so. greetings and good health to all!
darkhan160171
Rising Star
Bronze Level
if it's legal, then I will take the opportunity to piss my opponent off.
I usually choose mocking emojis.
Flyair
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Greetings. I apologize in advance for using the translator. Of course, psychological pressure can be used as a tool in achieving certain goals. And the poker table is no exception. However, this is often just a manifestation of ignorance. We see this behavior all over the place, so take it as normal. It seems that some rooms allow you to turn off the player's chat? Can go the opposite way, start a dialogue with this opponent. For example, ask him why he thinks so. Then ask him at what level he is playing and why he thinks so. This will provide an opportunity to shift attention and focus. I think this position will be more interesting than sitting and taking offense at someone. I wish you success and a favorable atmosphere at the gaming table.